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Whitby Abbey ruins (built circa 1220), Whitby, North Yorkshire, England

MFB Woolwich fire station, SE London
One of the last fire stations to be built by the MFB in 1887 prior to the creation of the London County Council and the changing of the name of the brigade to the London Fire Brigade

View of Peveril Castle at Castleton, Derbyshire
View of Peveril Castle, an ancient monument and Grade I listed building overlooking the village of Castleton, Derbyshire. Date: circa 1920

James Whitehead
JAMES WHITEHEAD businessman and Lord Mayor of London, presumably in 1889 not listed in DNB Date: 1834 - ?

Sunken garden, St Catherines Court, near Bath
A view of the sunken garden at St Catherines Court, a Grade I listed Tudor manor house near Bath. Seen here is a small octagonal pond, with paving around it

View of the grounds of St Catherines Court, near Bath
A view of the grounds of St Catherines Court, a Grade I listed Tudor manor house near Bath. Seen here are a series of steps going up a hillside, with an ornately designed stone wall on the left

Scene on the River Exe at Bickleigh Bridge, Devon
A scene on the River Exe at Bickleigh Bridge, Devon. A man fishes while a woman looks out for a fish. The bridge was built in 1809 and is Grade II listed

Photographic party, Slebech, Pembrokeshire, West Wales
A photographic party on the bridge at Slebech, Pembrokeshire, West Wales. Blackpool Bridge, crossing the River Cleddau, is a Grade II listed, single span bridge

Production and Plunder, campaigning statistics
A slide entitled Production & Plunder, used for a lecture about the South Wales Miners Federation. Statistics are listed, comparing the royalties on the use of coal on the luxury steamer

St Giles Workhouse Concert Programme
Programme for a concert given to the inmates of Londons St Giles workhouse on Friday 1 January 1904. Date: 1 January 1904

Rehearsal for unveiling of Victoria Memorial
A rehearsal for the unveiling of the Victoria Memorial, a Grade I listed building at the centre of Queens Gardens in front of Buckingham Palace, Central London

Reigate Heath Windmill, a Grade II listed post mill with a single storey roundhouse at Reigate Heath, Surrey. In 1880 the roundhouse section was converted to a chapel of ease to St Marys Parish

Prince George and war ambulance
Prince George, later Duke of Kent (1902-1942), fourth son of King George V and Queen Mary, in the courtyard of Buckingham Palace with Mr Hansell

Henry VI Crowned - 1
9-year old Henry VI, already crowned in England, is crowned again in Notre Dame, Paris, as king of France : however, for some reason he is not listed as such in French histories

The Municipal Corporations Jubilee Banquet at the Freemason
Banquet held in 1885 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Municipal Corporations Act of 1835. The Act, following on from the Reform Act of 1832 enabled 148 listed boroughs to establish a Town

Pope Stephanus VII
POPE STEPHANUS VII (sometimes listed as Stephanus VIII)

Pope Stephanus IV
POPE STEPHANUS IV (sometimes listed as Stephanus V)

Pope Stephanus III
POPE STEPHANUS III (sometimes listed as Stephanus IV, because an earlier Stephanus died before being crowned)

Pope Stephanus II
POPE STEPHANUS II (sometimes listed as Stephanus III, because an earlier Stephanus II died before being crowned)

Pope Cletus
POPE CLETUS also known as Anacletus, sometimes listed as a separate person but they are one and the same !

Nutmeg / Family Herbal
MYRISTICA. (listed as Myristica Moschata) Showing the leaves, fruit & seed or nutmeg of the plant

Pope Stephanus VI
POPE STEPHANUS VI (sometimes listed as Stephanus VII) arraigns his predecessor Formosus, exhumed for the purpose : he himself was later strangled

Lines of Latitude 1683
Showing Africa, Europe, Asia, part of Australia, the two hemispheres, the equator and the lines of Latitude. With Dutch text and listed as plate no.15 (?)

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Discover the hidden gems of history and architecture with these listed landmarks across the UK. From the enchanting Mow Cop Castle to the majestic Salisbury Cathedral, each site tells a unique story that transcends time. Ascend Hartshead Pike Tower for breathtaking panoramic views or admire the industrial beauty of Fulwell Mill. Marvel at the engineering marvel that is Clifton Suspension Bridge or enjoy a seaside treat at Labworth Cafe in Canvey Island. Let East Pier Lighthouse guide you through Whitby's maritime past while Jamaica Inn stands as a testament to Cornwall's smuggling heritage. Experience The Transporter's innovative design in Newport, Wales or witness Foxton Locks' impressive canal system in action. Denmark Hill Station exudes Victorian charm while Delph Locks showcases England's waterway heritage. Immerse yourself in history and culture as you explore these remarkable listed sites.