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Tower Bridge
The bridge was opened on 30 June 1894 by the then Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII and his wife, Alexandra of Denmark. It was built because of increasing commercial developments in London,which required a new river crossing downstream of London Bridge. A traditional fixed bridge could not be ...
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Clock Tower and Big ...
The 320 ft (98 m) Clock Tower (also known as: Saint Stephen's Tower)housing Big Ben is one of the features that makes the Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament) such a familiar landmark. The bell (Big Ben) chimes on the hour, and the tower is home to the largest clock face in the country. The ...
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Palace of Westminste...
The Palace of Westminster more commonly known as the Houses of Parliament is situated on the banks of the Thames in Westminster London. It is the home of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. It began life as a royal residence in 1042 under Edward the Confessor. The current mock gothic buildi...
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Palace of Westminste...
The Palace of Westminster more commonly known as the Houses of Parliament is situated on the banks of the Thames in Westminster London. It is the home of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. It began life as a royal residence in 1042 under Edward the Confessor. The current mock gothic buildi...
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Clock Tower & Big Be...
The 320 ft (98 m) Clock Tower (also known as: Saint Stephen's Tower)housing Big Ben is one of the features that makes the Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament) such a familiar landmark. The bell (Big Ben) chimes on the hour, and the tower is home to the largest clock face in the country. The ...
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Royal Albert Hall
Situated in the City of Westminster, South Kensington opposite Kensington Gardens, The Royal Albert Hall is an arts venue dedicated to Queen Victoria's husband Prince Albert. Along with the Albert memorial opposite, the Hall is the national memorial to the Prince Consort. The hall was opened by Quee...
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Morton Hall Lodge, NHER 13761. Can you see the tower in this house? Does your home have a tower?Copyright Norfolk Museums & Archaeology Service. Find out more in the Homes Resource Pack available on the Norfolk Heritage Explorer website (www.heritage.norfolk.gov.uk)
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Photograph of Norwic...
Where is this photograph taken? The animals were brought in from the country to the city to sell, and walked through the city streets. Some children have come to watch. This site was laid out in 1738 and used until the early 1960s. The cattle market took place twice a week on Wednesdays and Saturday...
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Photograph of exteri...
This is an example of a house belonging to an upper middle class family. It was built by Norwich architects Boardmans, in 1892. Document Reference: BR 35/4/1
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Exterior of Mr. Walt...
Note the coat of arms over the door. This house was built by Norwich architects Boardmans, around 1894. Document Reference: BR 35/4/43
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Row number 74, mid-n...
The rows were unique to Great Yarmouth. They were very narrow lanes with houses on either side which all ran parallel to each other. Each row was numbered. How was the street lit? Document Reference: Y/D 71/5
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Front of Geldeston R...
This is a photograph of the front of Geldeston Rectory. It is owned by a middle class family. They have a large garden and a fairly big home, but not as grand and large as some of the homes owned by wealthy families. Document Reference: PD 542/172
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Back Street, now Upp...
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High Street from The...
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Mechanics Institute,...
Images taken from Glass lantern slides
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