Recorded plaques and birthplaces, A to Z

Showing 181–240 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.

• Bronze plaque № 64356 — Folkestone and Hythe, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis bronze commemorative plaque records: The New Inn This was once the site of an ancient tavern, The New Inn. It…
• Bronze plaque № 79370 — City of Bristol, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis bronze commemorative plaque records: City and county of bristol this plaque commemorates the official opening of…
• Bronze plaque № 86068 — Cheltenham, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis bronze commemorative plaque records: Imperial Square Gardens Railings Heritage This ornate Gateway and Railings…
• Brown plaque № 12462 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: The Royal Baths. The Royal Baths were built from 1894-7 by London architects…
• Brown plaque № 12464 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: The Council Offices. This building was reconstructed in 1931 by Leonard Clarke…
• Brown plaque № 29950 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: This bridge is named after the late Captain Sydney Smith M.B.E. to commemorate…
• Brown plaque № 30332 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: Cathcart House. Built shortly after 1860, Cathcart House was soon established…
• Brown plaque № 30500 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: Prospect Square. Prospect Square was developed between 1859 and 1880 on land…
• Brown plaque № 30503 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: Montpellier Baths. This land once formed part of the Crown Hotel estate owned…
• Brown plaque № 39751 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: The Old Town Hall. This building was erected in 1805 by private subscription…
• Brown plaque № 41191 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: HALE'S BAR Inns were established near the world's strongest sulphur well by…
• Brown plaque № 41200 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: Crescent Gardens derives its name from the Crescent Inn, and early 18th…
• Brown plaque № 41276 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: Prospect Cottage. These premises contain Prospect Cottage, principal farmhouse…
• Brown plaque № 41277 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: Oxford Street. Known as Chapel Street before its renaming in 1908, this…
• Brown plaque № 41476 — Harborough, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: The former Coach and Horses Inn. This building dates back to the 16th century.…
• Brown plaque № 51583 — Chichester, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: The Swan Inn, Fittleworth - Ye Ancient Order of Froth Blowers - In 1924 Bert…
• Brown plaque № 57570 — Cheshire East, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: 46 & 48 High St. These two houses with four gables were rebuilt in 1584 after…
• Brown plaque № 57601 — Cheshire East, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: This Plaque is a Tribute to William Schofield 1903 - 1985 The structural…
• Brown plaque № 59559 — Angus, ScotlandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: Tealing House Dovecot. This Dovecot was built in 1595 it bears on a gable…
• Brown plaque № 59614 — Cheshire East, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: The Great Fire of Nantwich Quater-Centenary 1583-4. On 10th, December 1583 a…
• Brown plaque № 69637 — Colchester, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brown commemorative plaque records: This building which is listed as being of historic and architectural interest…
• Brunswick Court blue plaque — Leeds, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Brunswick Court. These buildings were newly erected in 1824 at the height of…
• Brushed metal plaque № 29981 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: The Spaw for townspeople. The fountain (down these steps) commemorates…
• Brushed metal plaque № 41076 — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: John Acrige Catholic Martyr. Priest of the Chantry of St. Thomas…
• Brushed metal plaque № 42268 — Test Valley, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: The trees in the avenue nearby were planted by present and former…
• Brushed metal plaque № 50050 — Warwick, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: Kenilworth Rail Station - Kenilworth Station - Opened on 20th July…
• Brushed metal plaque № 50154 — City of Edinburgh, ScotlandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: Eagle Rock Cramond - The worn carving above has been supposed to be an…
• Brushed metal plaque № 50422 — Dundee City, ScotlandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: The Mills Observatory Opened in 1935, The Mills is a purpose built…
• Brushed metal plaque № 55403 — City of Peterborough, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: Victorian Railway Engine Shed - Built by Eastern Counties Railway…
• Brushed metal plaque № 55407 — City of Peterborough, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: Crescent Bridge - The bridge was built for the Great Northern Railway…
• Brushed metal plaque № 56608 — Fareham, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: The Reserve Army of William Duke of Normandy landed near here in late…
• Brushed metal plaque № 58578 — Tewkesbury, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: Prescott Hill. The drive to Prescott House was proposed as a speed…
• Brushed metal plaque № 88709 — Cheltenham, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: Listening Dragon A sculpture inspired by children at Rowanfield Junior…
• Bt Call Box, Dunsop Bridge brushed metal plaque — Ribble Valley, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: BT You are calling from the BT payphone that marks the centre of Great…
• Bull's Head, Birmingham blue plaque — Birmingham, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: A brief look at the heritage of The Bull (formerly The Bull's Head) Price…
• Butcher and Cloth Merchants Plaque — Gloucester, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThe public map records this plaque for Butcher and Cloth Merchants Plaque. Its recorded inscription reads: BUTCHERS AND…
• Butter Cross, Whittlesey bronze plaque — Fenland, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis bronze commemorative plaque records: Butter Cross, Whittlesey The Butter Cross, formerly known as the 'Market…
• Butter Cross, Winchester white plaque — Winchester, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis white commemorative plaque records: The earliest reference to the City Cross is in the early 14th century, when…
• C. S. Lewis grey plaque — County Down, IrelandCommemorative plaqueThis grey commemorative plaque records: C. Lewis (1898-1963) From this favourite vantage point C.S. Lewis, saint and…
• Cabmen's Shelter, Ripon green plaque — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Cabmen's Shelter This rare shelter by Boulton & Paul of Norwich was provided…
• Cadbury No 14 brushed metal plaque — Birmingham, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: Cadbury No 14 The 20 ton diesel locomotive began its working life in…
• Caiy Stone brushed metal plaque — City of Edinburgh, ScotlandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: The National Trust for Scotland. The Caiy Stone. Standing at over nine…
• Caleb Readshaw brushed metal plaque — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brushed metal commemorative plaque records: The Grove A fine Georgian house built c.1750 by Caleb Readshaw…
• Camden Tannery, Puritan Tannery, Astmoor Tannery, Highfield Tannery, And 1 other — Halton, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Tanneries. There were many small farmyard tanneries in Runcorn in the 18th…
• Canal Bridge, Coventry black plaque — Coventry, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: Canal Bridge - Canal Bridge was constructed in 1769. It has no towpath for…
• Cardiff Castle black plaque — Cardiff, WalesCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: Cardiff Castle presented to the City of Cardiff by the Fifth Marquess of Bute…
• Carmelite Friary, Aberdeen white plaque — Aberdeen City, ScotlandCommemorative plaqueThis white commemorative plaque records: This is the site of the Carmelite Friary excavated by the City of Aberdeen…
• Carry On Up The Khyber green plaque — Gwynedd, WalesCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: 1968 Comiswn Sgrin Cymru Wales Screen Commission Carry On Up The Khyber A…
• Castle Gate, Southampton and Drum Towers black plaque — Southampton, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: CASTLE GATE The remains of the Drum Towers flanking the principal gateway to…
• Castle Square, Llangollen and George Dickin blue plaque — Denbighshire, WalesBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Castle Square /Sqwar y Castell Originally called Dickin Square after George…
• Catchcold Tower black plaque — Southampton, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: CATCHCOLD TOWER Catchcold Tower was the last substantial addition to the…
• Cathedral Church of St Michael, Coventry black plaque — Coventry, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The ruined cathedral Church of St Michael. Dates from 1300AD. One of the…
• Catherine Mawer blue plaque — Leeds, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Catherine Mawer. The stone carvings on this building include work by this…
• Catherine Sinclair stone plaque — City of Edinburgh, ScotlandCommemorative plaqueThis stone commemorative plaque records: Catherine Sinclair Born 17 April 1800 Died 6 August 1864 She was the friend of…
• Cavendish Arms Inn, Cartmel, Henry Waddington, And William Dawson blue plaque — Westmorland and Furness, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Cavendish Arms Inn. After the Cartmel Commons Enclosures Act of 1796, the…
• Cecil Noble blue plaque — Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, EnglandFamous person's birthplace plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: 175 Capstone Road home of Cecil Reginald Noble VC Corporal 2nd Batallion Rifle…
• Celtic Monastery, Ripon, Cuthbert, And Wilfrid green plaque — North Yorkshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: The Celtic Monastery. St Cuthbert was a monk at the Celtic monastery founded…
• Cemetery Lodge brass plaque — Birmingham, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis brass commemorative plaque records: Cemetery Lodge By 1845 Birmingham's population had increased so greatly that…
• Central Station Wagon Hoist blue plaque — Leeds, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Central Station Wagon Hoist. This steam-powered railway wagon hoist was one of…
• Central Valve Steam Engine Willans & Robinson red and black plaque — Rugby, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis red and black commemorative plaque records: Central Valve Steam Engine Willans & Robinson Built in 1901 at Rugby…

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