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William Byrd cathedral organist 1563-72 lived on this site. Omnis spiritus laudet dominum
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William Byrd cathedral organist 1563-72 lived on this site. Omnis spiritus laudet dominum
nick.harrisonfli:
William Byrd cathedral organist 1563-72 lived on this site. Omnis spiritus laudet dominum
nick.harrisonfli:
William Byrd cathedral organist 1563-72 lived on this site. Omnis spiritus laudet dominum
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The Beechey Boys. In memory of Amy Beechey and her family who enjoyed many walks in the Arboretum from their home in nearby Avondale Street. Eight of Amy's sons fought in the Great War, only three survived, one of whom was badly injured. The ultimate sacr
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The Beechey Boys. In memory of Amy Beechey and her family who enjoyed many walks in the Arboretum from their home in nearby Avondale Street. Eight of Amy's sons fought in the Great War, only three survived, one of whom was badly injured. The ultimate sacr
nick.harrisonfli:
The Beechey Boys. In memory of Amy Beechey and her family who enjoyed many walks in the Arboretum from their home in nearby Avondale Street. Eight of Amy's sons fought in the Great War, only three survived, one of whom was badly injured. The ultimate sacr
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The Beechey Boys. In memory of Amy Beechey and her family who enjoyed many walks in the Arboretum from their home in nearby Avondale Street. Eight of Amy's sons fought in the Great War, only three survived, one of whom was badly injured. The ultimate sacr
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Huddersfield Town
Bridgemarker Tim:
St Mawgan Toilets Plaque North Cornwall
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Peter Smith
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Hyde Park The largest of London Parks extending to over 340 acres. In 1536 Henry VIII appropriated the monastic property of Ebury, Neate and Hyde and retained Hyde as a hunting ground. At the beginning of the seventeenth century the park was opened to the
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Hyde Park Corner. When Kensington and Knightsbridge were small communities separate from London, the toll gate at the Park was the entrance to London from the West. With the building of Buckingham Palace in the 1820's came the construction of the Constit
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Hyde Park Corner. When Kensington and Knightsbridge were small communities separate from London, the toll gate at the Park was the entrance to London from the West. With the building of Buckingham Palace in the 1820's came the construction of the Constit
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Rotten Row This ride originally formed part of King William Ill's carriage drive from Whitehall to Kensington Palace. It was the first lamp-lit road in the Kingdom and became known as 'La Route du Roi' a name corrupted to 'Rod-dur - Ro' and so to Rotten R
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Plaque
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Plaque
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Historic Tiverton Hannah Cowley
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Midland Hotel An art deco icon, opened by the LMS in 1933, symbolic of the profound influence of railways on the development of Morecambe
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Midland Hotel An art deco icon, opened by the LMS in 1933, symbolic of the profound influence of railways on the development of Morecambe
