Recorded plaques and birthplaces, A to Z

Showing 1,441–1,500 of 1,688 records (3.6% of this list). The location is where the plaque or birthplace is recorded, not a claim about someone’s later home.

• The Lychgate Cottages green plaque — Coventry, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: The Lychgate Cottages. Named after the lychgate, through which funerals once…
• The Manor House, Ilkley blue plaque — Bradford, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Manor House. Originating in the 14th century and formerly known as The…
• The Marist Sisters blue plaque — East Devon, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Old Convent Erected in the late 1800's this Victorian building, typical of…
• The Mitre Inn, Blackpool blue plaque — Blackpool, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Mitre Inn The building stands on the site of Dobson's Row which dates from…
• The Mitre, Greenwich black plaque — Royal Borough of Greenwich, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Mitre History The Mitre was first built in the 1700's as a coffee shop. It…
• The New Penny, Leeds blue plaque — Leeds, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The New Penny. This late Victorian public house was formerly known as the Hope…
• The Nook blue plaque — Kirklees, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Nook (Previously the Rose and Crown) Established on this site in 1754 and…
• The Old Buttermarket, Canterbury brass plaque — Canterbury, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brass commemorative plaque records: The OLD BUTTERMARKET There has been an inn on this site for over 500 years.…
• The Old Contemptibles, Birmingham white plaque — Birmingham, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis white commemorative plaque records: The Old Contemptibles "The Old Contemptibles" is named after the British…
• The Old Crown Inn, Gloucester blue plaque — Gloucester, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Old Crown Inn. A Crown Inn was first recorded early in 1460. In 1643, at…
• The Old Fire Station, Llangollen blue plaque — Denbighshire, WalesBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Old Fire Station / Hen Orsaf Tan This building was first used in 1901 by a…
• The Old Fire Station, Warminster blue plaque — Wiltshire, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Old Fire Station. Paid for by W.F. Morgan, opened in 1906 and used until…
• The Old Grammar School (St John's Hospital) and William Dugdale black plaque — Coventry, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Old Grammar School (St John's Hospital). Former chapel circa 1340 of the…
• The Old Post Office Building and Alice Carter blue plaque — Blackpool, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Old Post Office Building The office was opened in 1877 by the town's first…
• The Old Windmill, Coventry maroon plaque — Coventry, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis maroon commemorative plaque records: The Old Windmill Coventry's oldest and best-known pub, dating back to 1451.…
• The Olde Round House, St Albans black plaque — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Olde Round House Re-Built~after the flood of 1599. This famous octagon was…
• The Ormond, Tetbury black plaque — Cotswold, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: THE ORMOND This building started life as an Elizabethan townhouse dating…
• The Peacock, Sunderland and Hugh Taylor Decimus Hedley blue plaque — Sunderland, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Peacock On this site was The Peacock Inn (1770-1834) renowned hostelry and…
• The Pentice white plaque — Winchester, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis white commemorative plaque records: This group of buildings with a covered walkway is called the Pentice. The…
• The Piano Building blue plaque — Wyre Forest, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Piano Building was built as a wool warehourse in 1867 by Brintons. The…
• The Pier, Blue Town blue plaque — Swale, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Pier You are looking towards the site of the Pier built in 1835 It…
• The Priory, Ottery St Mary blue plaque — East Devon, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Priory Rainwater heads show the date 1719 when the present property was…
• The Pump House, Solihull black plaque — Solihull, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Pump House These licensed premises stand on the site of Westminster House…
• The Railway Tavern - Richmond white plaque — London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis white commemorative plaque records: The Railway Tavern The coming of the railway in 1846 led to the opening of new…
• The Reading Room Substation and Thomas Drysdale bronze plaque — Fife, ScotlandCommemorative plaqueThis bronze commemorative plaque records: The Reading Room Substation. This early 18th century building was originally…
• The Recreation Grounds, Bournville and Bournville Cricket Club Pavilion brushed metal plaque — Birmingham, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: The Recreation Grounds From the top of the ramp ahead, there is a view…
• The Red Lion, Chester bronze plaque — Cheshire West and Chester, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis bronze commemorative plaque records: The Red Lion is situated on Northgate Street, a road that is steeped in over…
• The Red Lion, Sheerness blue plaque — Swale, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Red Lion This is the oldest surviving public house in the Town, still…
• The Red, White and Blue and John Hollingdale white plaque — Lewes, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis white commemorative plaque records: The Red, White and Blue. From the 1850s until 1956 this building was The Red…
• The Rising of the North green plaque — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: The Rising of the North In November 1569, hundreds of rebels assembled in this…
• The Robin Hood Inn, Monmouth blue plaque — Monmouthshire, WalesBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Tafarn Robin Hood Dyma un o'r adeiladau hynaf yn Nhrefynwy. Mae'r drws blaen…
• The Rose Salterne black plaque — Torridge, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Rose Salterne. These licensed premises are named after the heroine of…
• The Royal Mail postcode system blue plaque — Norwich, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Norwich: the birthplace of the modern postcode Norwich: the birthplace of the…
• The Shambles, York bronze plaque — York, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis bronze commemorative plaque records: The Shambles. The ancient street of the Butchers of York, mentioned in the…
• The South Gate blue plaque — Swale, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The South Gate Constructed in 1861 and originally known as 'The Factory Gate'…
• The Station House, Grange-over-Sands and John Brough black plaque — Westmorland and Furness, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Station House John Brough's farmhouse preceded all other buildings on this…
• The Talbot, Stow-on-the-Wold blue plaque — Cotswold, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Talbot has existed as an inn since 1714, and in the early 1960s it was the…
• The Temple of Arts blue plaque — Blackpool, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Temple of Arts. One of the oldest surviving buildings in the town centre.…
• The Three Pigeons blue plaque — Guildford, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: A pub called the Three Pigeons has stood here since the middle of the 18th…
• The Town Mills multicoloured plaque — Guildford, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis multicoloured commemorative plaque records: The Town Mills There was probably a water mill on this site before the…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — Cornwall, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way. Fraddon - 2nd post-horse change. On Monday 21st October…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — Cornwall, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way. Bodmin - 3rd post-horse change. On Monday 21st October 1805…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — Dorset, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way Dorchester - 11th post-horse change On Monday 21st October…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — Dorset, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way Blandford Forum - 12th Post-horse Change On Monday 21st…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — Dorset, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way. Woodyates - 13th post-horse change. On Monday 21st October…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — East Devon, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way. Wilmington. On Monday 21st October 1805 the Royal Navy…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — East Devon, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way. Axminster - 9th post-horse change On Monday 21st October…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — Exeter, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way, Exeter - 7th Post-horse Change. On Monday 21st October 1805…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — Spelthorne, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way Staines - 20th Post-horse change On Monday 21st October 1805…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — Surrey Heath, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way. Bagshot - 19th post-horse change. On Monday 21st October…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — Test Valley, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way Andover - 15th Post Chaise Horse Change On Monday 21st…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — West Devon, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way. Crockernwell - 6th post-horse change. On Monday 21st…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — West Devon, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way. Lifton. On Monday 21st October 1805 the Royal Navy…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — West Devon, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way Sticklepath On Monday 21st October 1805 the Royal Navy…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere black plaque — Wiltshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way. Salisbury - 14th post-horse change. On Monday 21st October…
• The Trafalgar Way and John Richards Lapenotiere plaque — Runnymede, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis commemorative plaque records: The Trafalgar Way. Egham On Monday 21st October 1805 the Royal Navy decisively…
• The Watergate, Chester blue plaque — Cheshire West and Chester, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Watergate. When Chester was a flourishing port in the Middle Ages, the…
• The Weeping Ash plaque — Huntingdonshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThe public map records this plaque for The Weeping Ash. Its recorded inscription reads: The Weeping Ash This former…
• The Whalebone, Downham Market black plaque — King's Lynn and West Norfolk, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Whalebone These licensed premises are a long-standing feature of Bridge…
• The White Cross, Newcastle, David Stephenson, Ferdinando Forster, John Fenwick, And 1 other — Newcastle upon Tyne, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis bronze commemorative plaque records: The White Cross. A medieval market cross, first mentioned around 1410, once…

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