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INTRODUCTION To many people the archetypal stationary steam engine is the beam engine. The UK was where the beam engine (initially all steam engines were beam engines) was invented and it is now where the largest number are to be found; including many workable examples. There are over 170 beam ...

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The Long Winter 1962-63 Introduction The introduction by Geoffrey Moorhouse to a Guardian pamphlet with the title The Long Winter 1962-63 (price 6d) says BY any standard the winter of 1962-3 was one of the hardest Great Britain has ever had. It has been reckoned that in the Midlands, which didn’t ...

The article is open for collective editing. Introduction Watermills in various forms were introduced into Britain and Ireland in the late Roman and early medieval period. Numbers grew through the Medieval Period and at the time of the Domesday Book in 1086 there were around 6500 in England alone. ...

List of surviving Castles in England and smaller Islands. This does not include earthworks and demolished castles. Also see Ireland, Scotland and Wales Bedfordshire to Isles of Scilly -------------------------------- *| Photo | Region | Castle | Grid Square | | 45239 | Bedfordshire | Someries ...

Introduction 3205878 During the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games, the Royal Mail celebrated each Great Britain gold medal by painting a post box gold in the home town of each gold medal winner. In total there were 29 Team GB Gold Medals for the Olympic Games and 34 Paralympics GB Gold ...

AUXILIARY HOSPITALS IN THE UK DURING THE FIRST WORLD WAR 4134493 The British Red Cross WW1 Centenary Project are collecting memories and records for their work during the Great War. The Geograph Project can supplement this by providing a record of the surviving buildings that were used during this ...

INTRODUCTION This article takes a little look back at the history of postal addressing, especially the period in the 1970s when the postcodes became national. We look at post towns, postal counties and postcodes and the way these have developed. Following this, an album displays a photograph from ...

There are 134 postboxes in the DT9 (Sherborne) and DT10 (Sturminster Newton) postal areas, that are within the county of Dorset (two boxes are right on the border, at Corton Denham and west of Stalbridge, and are included).They are plotted on these two maps: Sherborne and Sturminster.Being a mainly ...

Like all things in life, post offices come in all shapes and sizes, although the size of the network is increasingly downwards. There were around 20,000 post offices in the UK at the end of the 1980s, but this dwindled and dwindled throughout the 90s. The suburban network was slashed by a third in ...

Castles by county mostly - with some county boundaries and names changing through time.Castles - Aberdeenshire ["Castle Country", with "Castle trail"] 447229 96559 477241 507903 446077 463640 476318 13971 3069 94019 115946 114446 117811 138244 172987 ...