Location ID: #10241520
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Single arched road bridge crossing the small river and surrounded by open moorland above. Derelict lead mining cottages are situated nearby.
Location ID: #10241512
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Sheffield Botanical Gardens is a 19 acre garden that was first opened in 1836. Originally designed by Robert Marnock in the Gardenesque style, the site contains the largest ...
Location ID: #10241509
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A Victorian Cemetery of national historical importance. Opened in 1836 it became the principal burial ground for a large Victorian city.
The site includes graves of over ...
Location ID: #10241485
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I steep wooded incline with Victorian hillside tramway. A foot path climbs the hill next to the tramway. It the summit there is a small popular "beauty spot" small recreation ...
Location ID: #10241479
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A Victorian "model mill village" and UNESCO world heritage centre. This preserved urban village built of traditional Yorkshire stone and situated on the edge of a city ...
Location ID: #10241472
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A bustling market town built around beautiful medieval abbey. The town has many historic buildings, a canal and large brewery. The town is surrounded by lush low lying ...
Location ID: #10241468
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A thriving city centre with a range of period and contemporary buildings and vistas. This location has the feel of a modern European city and boasts several pedestrianised ...
Location ID: #10241462
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Fine Victorian road bridge crossing a large city centre river. Built in the Gothic style, constructed of iron and stone.
Location ID: #10241459
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This 13th-church sits at the end of a modern street.
Its great treasure is a beautifully carved stone coffin lid from 1300.
The windows, clerestory, tower, font and ...
Location ID: #10241457
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A lush green valley in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. This valley is made up of a patchwork of limestone walls and has many ancient stone barns and farm buildings.
From ...
Location ID: #10241449
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Complete working windmill and associated buildings. Museum related to corn production and milling
Location ID: #10241441
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A pretty fishing village situated on an estuary. There are quaint streets of Georgian and Victorian cottages and shops and a small harbour (though most fishermen use the ...
Location ID: #10241440
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A traditional seaside town with seafront and fishing harbour. The town comprises of a mixture of properties ranging from the Georgian and Victorian period to the present day.
Location ID: #10241437
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A small collection of local authority houses built in the 1960s/70s built around an enclosed square and parking area with garages.
The houses are grey concrete/pebble-dash ...
Location ID: #10227036
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Victorian buffet bar authentic in every way to when it was first built. Marble topped bar, open fireplace and high ceilings. Walls adorned with train and beer memorabilia. Special atmosphere in this multi roomed bar with features dating back to 1885 ...
Location ID: #10227023
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The name of Shrigley Hall came from the original owners the De Shrigleys. The Hall was passed down by marriage to the Downes family in the 14th century who resided on the estate for over 300 years.
In 1818, the estate was sold to the former MP ...
Location ID: #10227011
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An established and attractive Village Hall in the middle of a lovely village. It has a carpark to the rear and memorial gardens to the front. The hall has a large room , small room, kitchen & toilets with easy disabled access.
Location ID: #10227003
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Amazing 1970's timewarp with original 70s kitchen and bathroom and parquet floor. Stunning peaceful location with beautiful mountain views. Large detached house with generous front and rear gardens. Easy access to motorways and Manchester airport
Location ID: #10227000
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A quirky family home with some original Edwardian features and a modern spacious extension to the side and rear. Bright and colourful, the owners are keen on art and design. A spacious garden and driveway the house is situated in a leafy suburb. Eat ...
Location ID: #10223144
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Cobbled street in the historic centre of Chester.
Location ID: #10221211
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This location is the largest parish church in the UK. It was gutted by bombs in WW2, but was restored in the 1950s. It includes a decorated organ case, 12 bells, a clock tower, and stained glass windows. It is a large open-plan church and is located ...
Location ID: #10220842
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Smiths Row is a contemporary Art gallery and craft Shop based at the heart of the historic town of Bury St Edmunds.
Grade I listed building in an area of the town known as The Market Cross. This building was remodeled by Robert Adam, a leading ...
Location ID: #10220789
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The Serena Hall Gallery exhibits modern and contemporary British art. The light and spacious three storey gallery is based in the heart of Southwold. The gallery is housed over two floors, has a medley of exhibition rooms and a shop. This location ...
Location ID: #10221037
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Shrubland Park stands on an abrupt glacial ridge overlooking the Gipping Valley between Ipswich and Needham Market. This magnificient Grade II listed hall was designed in the 1770s which survives as the central core of the building; modifications ...