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A: A runningman to Albert Bridge ...

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Events On This Day In History Introduction Every day there are anniversaries of events that have taken place throughout Britain and Ireland over the years. Sometimes Geograph has displayed a picture marking a particular anniversary as ‘Picture of The Day’. This article is intended to use Geograph ...

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A: A J Paxton to Ajay Tegala A J Paxton (24602) 11 6832259 6849153 6865343 6880916 6882962 6882932 6916413 ...

A: Adam Ward to AJD Adam Ward (6363) 18 6362103 6387518 6387562 6387588 6485559 6495295 6502420 ...

A: Adam Ward to Alan Hughes Adam Ward (6363) 16 6018541 6145775 6166254 6177343 6185333 6195448 6196587 6209343 6227955 ...

Manufacturers in the United States and mainland Europe had started building diesel locomotives from the late 19th century and in large numbers from the 1930s onwards. In the UK, most of the pre-grouping companies experimented with them. The LMS produced a successful series of diesel shunting ...

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A: Adam C Snape to Alan Richards Adam C Snape (122082) 1 4769850 ...

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Almost from the beginning of our railways, attempts have been made to preserve examples of the most significant locomotive designs. By the end of mainline steam in 1968, there was a reasonable mix of public and private preservation (mainly on static display in museums) together with a selection of ...

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A selection of images, one from each contributor, said to have been taken on 1 January 2003. This was before Geograph was born. I have weeded out some images which were obviously not taken in January (scanning dates may have featured), and a few others which looked very unlikely to have been taken ...

The collection of photos taken on New Year's Day, one from each contributor, has been run in the Themed Topic Forum for a number of years. Some people take active part and add their photos to the forum thread, as well as attaching the shared description to their image. Many others take the photo and ...

Introduction Drill halls were built from 1860 for the local Rifle Volunteer Corps funded by public subscription or local benefactors. This became more formalised with the 1863 Volunteer Act. The units required a secure armoury and place to train. Initially this may have been found in the town hall, ...

INTRODUCTION This article takes a little look back at the history of postal addressing, especially the period in the 1970s when the postcodes became national. We look at post towns, postal counties and postcodes and the way these have developed. Following this, an album displays a photograph from ...

The Worcestershire Severn The river flows south with widening flood plains and is joined by the River Stour draining the south and west of the West Midland conurbation, the River Teme below Worcester draining a wide expanse of rural Shropshire and Worcestershire. At Tewkesbury it is joined by the ...

Introduction This article shows a representative collection of photographs taken by Geograph contributors for the tributaries of the River Severn. The first post gives an overview of the tributaries from the source in Wales to the Bristol Channel and further posts give a collection of photographs ...

East The Eastern Region comprising East Anglia with Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire is overwhelmingly dominated by Conservative seats with 52 Conservatives, 4 Labour and 1 Liberal Democrat. Cambridge Cambridge only has one constituency. Overall the City has done well economically and has two ...

FOR A MORE COMPLETE LISTING SEE NEW ARTICLE https://www.geograph.org.uk/article/WW1-Great-War-Centenary---Drill-Hal lsDrill halls were built from 1860 for the local Rifle Volunteer Corps funded by public subscription or local benefactors. This became more formalised with the 1863 Volunteer Act. The ...

This gallery shows a representative collection of photographs taken by Geograph contributors for the tributaries of the River Severn. The first post gives an overview of the tributaries from the source in Wales to the Bristol Channel and further posts give a collection of photographs for the ...

Worcestershire ChurchesThe churches of Worcestershire are built of a variety of materials owing to the wide range of building stones found in and around the county. A number of them are nationally important examples of half-timbered construction. They represent all architectural styles.Apart from ...