The following text is included in the description, "Built in 1690, this house was owned during the Stuart rebellion of 1745 by Justice Thomas shepherd. It was slept in by 'Bonnie Prince Charlie'...
The millennium stone is seen in context here SK2362 : Birchover millennium stone 2000 The inscription below reads "Millennium stone. This stone from which a circular core has been cut exemplifies...
A recently-erected plaque, at the Donegall Square South end Linenhall Street, commemorating Sir Otto Jaffe Link. See also J3474 : The Jaffe fountain, Belfast (detail) and J3073 : The southern end...
On a former college building in Albyn Place, Aberdeen; commemorating a 19th century teacher at the college, and sometime Professor of Arabic (Cantab) as well as Editor of the...
The plaque explaining the history of the 17th century statue of Lady Gifford, now replaced here by a replica. © Copyright Jim Barton and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence...
The text includes the wording, "Planted in celebration of the twinning of Omagh & L'Hay-Les- Roses September 1996" Pictured here H4573 : Tree and plaque, The Grange © Copyright Kenneth Allen and...
For a view of the bridge, see NO7157 : New Road Bridge over River South Esk © Copyright Walter Baxter and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
Difficult to read, but I think I can just about make it out except for the final two numbers on the date. I think it says, "Aughnamerrigan P.E. School A.D.19XX" Pictured here H5583...
This plaque is on a gatepost at the entrance to Hedgefield House, off Culduthel Road. The house (built 1821) is currently boarded up awaiting restoration and redevelopment into offices. Wider view...
Off Magpie Hill © Copyright Adrian Cable and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
This ceramic plaque is affixed to the front wall of the pub near the main entrance. It is in very nice condition. These plaques were first used by the Gloucestershire brewers, West...
Snowdown was the deepest of the four main pits in the Kent Coalfield, reaching a depth of 3,083 feet - see Link . Work commenced in 1908, and coal was first brought to the surface on November...
See NS2782 : Kidston Park for a view of the former bandstand in context. For more on the Kidstons of Ferniegair, and on the William Kidston who is mentioned in this inscription, see Link...
On the wall of this handsome public building on the High Street - NT2540 : Entrance to the Chambers Institution, Peebles. © Copyright Jim Barton and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons...
© Copyright Eirian Evans and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
For a full view of the Millennium cairn, see NX9968 : The Caerlaverock Cairn at Glencaple. © Copyright Walter Baxter and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
Indicating the house in which Lord Leverhulme lived briefly. © Copyright Eirian Evans and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
The plaque is located at the top of the marble staircase (see NS3880 : Inside the Argyll Car Factory), and records the official opening of the building as Loch Lomond Factory Outlets. For...
'The Seven Seas Fish Pavement' was commissioned for the Hull 1992 Festival by Kingston-upon-Hull City Council. The sculpture trail was renovated and re-launched in 2000 with assistance form...
The plaque records the official opening of this Link footbridge and the adjacent path in June 2011. © Copyright Jaggery and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph