Recorded plaques and birthplaces, A to Z

Showing 421–480 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.

• Commemorative plaque 52112 — Horsham, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: WEST CHILTINGTON St Mary’s wall paintings Prehistoric and Roman remains have…
• Commemorative plaque 52113 — Horsham, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: THAKEHAM Domesday church and an attempted murder This is the heart of an…
• Commemorative plaque 52114 — Horsham, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: STORRINGTON Storks and artists In 1086 the Domesday Book records Storrington as…
• Commemorative plaque 52115 — Horsham, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: PARHAM Golden Pippins and Victorian Adventurer This name first recorded in…
• Commemorative plaque 52116 — Horsham, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: HARDHAM Early wall paintings and Roman sites Hardham Church was probably built…
• Commemorative plaque 52134 — Rother, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: To commemorate the 10th anniversary of Phil McCorry, Nick McCorry, Matt Hellier…
• Commemorative plaque 5264 — Oxford, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: One bright summers morning in 1969, David Selway and I went to visit David…
• Commemorative plaque 5278 — Oxford, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: In June 1941 at my digs in Weirs Lane I received an instruction from the R.A.F…
• Commemorative plaque 54044 — Southampton, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: GOD'S HOUSE TOWER with spur work was built in the early 15th century to…
• Commemorative plaque 54063 — Southampton, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: ANCHOR FROM QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 (QE2) Donated to the City of Southampton by…
• Commemorative plaque 54462 — Westmorland and Furness, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Salt Pie Lane Formerly known as 'Cattle Market Yard', the name had by 1911…
• Commemorative plaque 54468 — Powys, WalesBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Machynlleth Railway Station Designed by the architect T M Penson for the…
• Commemorative plaque 54493 — Leeds, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Thurstan Hunt The Blessed Thurstan Hunt was born here at Carlton Hall in 1555.…
• Commemorative plaque 54502 — Aberdeenshire, ScotlandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: St. Mary's Church. The Ancient Parish Church, built in the 13th Century, was…
• Commemorative plaque 54729 — Breckland, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: The Ancient House A merchant built this house in about 1490. The large amount…
• Commemorative plaque 5488 — Norwich, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Fishergate This area may have been the first settlement that can be thought of…
• Commemorative plaque 55408 — City of Peterborough, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: Peterscourt - Peterscourt, formerly St Peter's College, was designed by Sir…
• Commemorative plaque 55620 — Coventry, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: CALCOTT - Calcott Bros and West were established in 1885 and operated from…
• Commemorative plaque 55982 — East Devon, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: WOLFORD CHAPEL This family chapel on the former estate of Upper Canada's first…
• Commemorative plaque 55991 — Cornwall, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Sir Humphry Davy Bt MRI PRS (1778-1829) Apprentice apothecary to John Bingham…
• Commemorative plaque 55998 — East Devon, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Angel Hotel was first recorded here in 1605. It was one of a large number…
• Commemorative plaque 56000 — Dorset, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The birthplace of Sir Frederick Treves BART CB, GCVO, FRCS who lived from 1853…
• Commemorative plaque 56071 — Basingstoke and Deane, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: Mote Hall, Basingstoke. Opposite this building stood the Old Mote Hall of…
• Commemorative plaque 56074 — Basingstoke and Deane, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Voice of Cricket JOHN ARLOTT 1914-1991 Poet, writer and broadcaster. Born…
• Commemorative plaque 56082 — Basingstoke and Deane, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: From 1794 until 1910 barges could be seen here on the Basingstoke Canal…
• Commemorative plaque 56105 — North Lincolnshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Hopper Cycle Works From a small workshop, opposite, established by Fred Hopper…
• Commemorative plaque 56333 — City of Edinburgh, ScotlandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Booking Office. This historic building, part of a UNESCO World Heritage…
• Commemorative plaque 56335 — City of Edinburgh, ScotlandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The Magdalen Chapel. Built in 1541 to serve both as a religious Chapel and…
• Commemorative plaque 56342 — City of Edinburgh, ScotlandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Auld Reikie. 'Auld Reikie! Wale o' ilka town The Scotland kens beneath the…
• Commemorative plaque 56522 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: The Bull Inn This was originally a group of 16th century buildings but has…
• Commemorative plaque 56524 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Tudor Archway This 16th century stone arch in a red brick wall forms an…
• Commemorative plaque 56525 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Wheathampstead Place (Place Farm) A timber-framed late medieval hall house…
• Commemorative plaque 56526 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Wheathampstead Station (remains) For 100 years the lifeblood of the village…
• Commemorative plaque 56527 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Wheathampstead House Built in 1840 and home to Field Marshal the 10th Earl of…
• Commemorative plaque 56528 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: The Old Bakery Originally an open medieval hall house, the steep-roofed rear…
• Commemorative plaque 56529 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Wheathampstead Mill Originally owned by Westminster Abbey, this is one of four…
• Commemorative plaque 56532 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: St Helen's Church A site of Christian worship since Saxon times, the current…
• Commemorative plaque 56533 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: St Helen's Churchyard Still in use for Christian burial, this sacred site at…
• Commemorative plaque 56534 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Old Church School This Victorian Gothic building of flint and brick replaced…
• Commemorative plaque 56535 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Brewhouse and Maltings Westminster Abbey granted James Wilkins land on which…
• Commemorative plaque 56536 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Collins Corner Three generations of the Collins family ran an antiques…
• Commemorative plaque 56538 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: The Swan Inn Early 1500s wattle and daub, timber-framed building. Owned in…
• Commemorative plaque 56539 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Lattimores Timber-framed house dating from the 1500s or earlier, re-fronted…
• Commemorative plaque 56541 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: The White Cottage Within this building are the remains of a late medieval hall…
• Commemorative plaque 56542 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Jessamine Cottage Mid 18th century cottage and former police house with…
• Commemorative plaque 56543 — St Albans, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: The Two Brewers This 17th century building has had many roles because of its…
• Commemorative plaque 56609 — Fareham, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Myrtle Cottage was built circa 1700's and in the 19th century was a public…
• Commemorative plaque 56636 — Wiltshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Old Bank House Dating back to the 15th c., by the 18th c. known as the Red…
• Commemorative plaque 56657 — Wiltshire, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis green commemorative plaque records: Church House Restored circa 1730 for Attorney at Law, Christopher Brewer on…
• Commemorative plaque 56680 — Westmorland and Furness, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: Burton-in-Kendal, Westmorland, was made a market town by a charter from King…
• Commemorative plaque 56739 — East Hampshire, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: c.1350 This is oldest remaining private house in Petersfield. The brick…
• Commemorative plaque 57053 — Waverley, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Commemorating the Official Opening of the Wey & Arun Junction Canal at The…
• Commemorative plaque 57093 — Cotswold, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Curiosity Shop. This is probably the oldest building in the Square, built…
• Commemorative plaque 57095 — Cotswold, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: St. Edwards Hall is a fine example of Victorian Gothic architecture, having…
• Commemorative plaque 57096 — Cotswold, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Porch House. This is claimed to be the oldest pub in England with timbers…
• Commemorative plaque 57097 — Cotswold, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Talbot Ture and the Monarch's Way. Welcome to one of Stow's 'tures', an ancient…
• Commemorative plaque 57321 — Lichfield, EnglandCommemorative plaqueThis black commemorative plaque records: The first meeting of the Staffordshire Agricultural Society was held here at…
• Commemorative plaque 57350 — Blackpool, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: Blackpool Tower Height 518ft 9in (158.115m) Grade 1 listed. When Blackpool…
• Commemorative plaque 57606 — Sunderland, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: The Fire Station Opened in 1908 Sunderland Central Fire Station was designed by…
• Commemorative plaque 57614 — West Berkshire, EnglandBlue plaqueThis blue commemorative plaque records: This building was erected in 1304 as the chapel of St Thomas and was used for…

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