Date plaque on the Brunswick station ramp
This plaque records that the ramp, horse trough and urinals were built by the Health Committee in 1866. The ramp and steps used to provide access to a bridge across the railway lines, but the...
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Plaque at Brunswick New Station
This plaque commemorates the opening of Brunswick New Railway Station on 26th March 1998. © Copyright John S Turner and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
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Wildlife Garden Opened By:
© Copyright Billy McCrorie and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
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Wildlife Garden, Culzean Country Park
© Copyright Billy McCrorie and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
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Wildlife Garden, Culzean Country Park
© Copyright Billy McCrorie and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
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'Rehoboth 1911' plaque on The Salvation Army church
This plaque is high up on the front of what is now The Salvation Army church in Dee Road, Connah's Quay - Link Originally the building was the Rehoboth Congregational Chapel. See also SJ2969 : The...
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Irvine Burns Club cairn
The cairn is beside the A78 and carries a plaque NS3339 : Drunken Steps plaque, which was resited by the road builders. "This cairn was erected for Irvine Burns Club to mark their 150th...
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Paradise in hiding
'Paradise Row' is a fine collection of houses in Woollard that were for mill workers. Woollard dates from possibly Saxon times, but was certainly part of the (Norman) Hungerford estate. The...
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- workers cottages
- street name sign
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The Packhorse Bridge
A Golden Jubilee plaque has been sited in the wall by the byway in Woollard. Further along the Community Forest Path (CL17/22) is an old stone packhorse bridge (in much need of repair). It...
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- golden jubilee er ii
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Plaque, former Primitive Methodist Chapel
Close up of the plaque on the wall of the car park off Coxons Lane - see NT9953 : Site of Primitive Methodist Chapel. © Copyright Ian Capper and licensed for reuse under this Creative...
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Plaque on 59 Main Road, Washingborough
This was the home of Danny Fitter, an organ builder. Accused of beating his wife, he was supposedly the last person to be Ran Tanned in Lincolnshire in April 1918. The practice varied from village...
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- dwellings
- geograph
The Ashton Market Trader
The plaque beside the statue SJ9399 : Uncle John the Pieman reads: THE ASHTON MARKET TRADER 'Uncle John' the Pieman John Harrison was well-known throughout Ashton for his generosity to the...
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- city
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- jacqueline lane
- 2005
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Plaque on Reigate Castle gateway
Plaque on the south side of Reigate Castle gateway (see TQ2550 : Reigate Castle gateway). It reads: "Ne Willi Comitis Warren veteris hujusce loci incolae fidique libertatum nostrarum...
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Plaque on Reigate Castle gateway
Plaque on the north side of Reigate Castle gateway (see TQ2550 : Reigate Castle gateway). It reads "To save the memory of William Earl Warren who in old days dwelt here, and was a loyal champion...
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New Tredegar Business Park plaque
Located here, Link the bilingual plaque records the official opening of New Tredegar Business Park on July 6th 2006. © Copyright Jaggery and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence...
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- bilingual
- business
- retail
- services
West Gate reopening plaque
Plaque on the wall of The Lawn facing Union Road opposite the Castle west gate Link Lincoln Castle West Gate reopened by JOCELYN STEVENS Chairman of English Heritage 2nd April 1993 ©...
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The site of Worcester's medieval bridge
A plaque on the riverside marks the position of Worcester's medieval bridge over the River Severn; it is about 100 metres upstream from the present bridge which dates from the late...
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The Caerlaverock Cairn
Plaque for the cairn on the quay at Glencaple NX9968 : Millennium Cairn at Glencaple. © Copyright M J Richardson and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
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Church of St Andrew: plaque in the porch
This plaque describes the restoration works of the building carried out at the start of the 21st century. © Copyright Bob Harvey and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence...
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- millennium
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Sparrows Herne Trust marker, by Bushey Arches
The Sparrows Herne Turnpike Trust was established in 1762 to maintain 26 miles of the London - Aylesbury road. This marker has survived on what is now the A411 between Bushey and Watford....
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