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Browse photographs that have been successfully identified through the contributions of our community. Each image now carries the details and history that once seemed lost, keeping memories alive for generations to come.
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It is the carlton towers estate. Originally recorded in the 1086 Domesday Book under Viking ownership
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Local Scrap Store
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this is weston library in oxford
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Found in local scrap store
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This is Windsor Castle
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The image shows the Nottingham City War Memorial, a significant historical structure located on the Victoria Embankment. It was constructed in the 1920s to commemorate those who lost their lives in the Great War and subsequent conflicts.
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This is York Gate, Harbour Street, Broadstairs, Kent. Originally built in 1500s, this picture probably mid 1950s
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This photo shows the historic Agincourt House on Lower Street in Dartmouth, Devon, England, featuring its distinct timber-framed architecture
Origins: Dating back to approximately 1380, it was built by a merchant and named after the famous Battle of Agincourt.Design: It is one of the only remaining structures in the area built in the traditional 14th-century \\\"gallery-and-back-block\\\" style, featuring exposed wooden beams and a deeply historic facade
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