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Page 1 An attempt to illustrate the football stadia of the British Isles, old and new, using some of the excellent photos from our Geograph contributors. I have started with the senior clubs from England and Wales. More countries and levels of the 'pyramid' to follow! Please let me know if you can ...

Introduction [img=https://media.geograph.org.uk/files/1700002963a49da13542e0726b7bb758/158_hull_crop.jpg Class 158 at Hull Paragon Station - photo by JThomas] Built by British Rail Engineering Limited (BREL) at its Derby Litchurch Lane Works, the British Rail Class 158 Express Sprinter is a diesel ...

Introduction [img=https://media.geograph.org.uk/files/1700002963a49da13542e0726b7bb758/150_front.jpg Class 150 No. 150119 Accrington Railway Station] The British Rail Class 150 Sprinter is a class of diesel multiple-unit trains. They were built by BREL, York between 1984 and 1987. A total of 137 ...

Events On This Day In History Introduction Every day there are anniversaries of events that have taken place throughout Britain and Ireland over the years. Sometimes Geograph has displayed a picture marking a particular anniversary as ‘Picture of The Day’. This article is intended to use Geograph ...

Introduction [img=https://media.geograph.org.uk/files/1700002963a49da13542e0726b7bb758/153_front2.jpg FGW 153380 Looe Railway Station] The Class 153 Super Sprinter is a single car diesel multiple unit (D.M.U.) converted from British Rail Class 155 units. These units were originally built as two- ...

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Architectural features illustrated Definitions from various sources primarily Wikipedia All images used and reusable under the terms of Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence Please feel free to add more images; up to nine per definition (page limits are 100 images) Insert better ...

A: A J Paxton to Ajay Tegala A J Paxton (24602) 5 7729230 7761402 7832996 7833075 7904081 ...

A: Adam Ward to Alan Reid Adam Ward (6363) 5 5248509 5265557 5353603 5629764 5629590 ...

Almost from the beginning of our railways, attempts have been made to preserve examples of the most significant locomotive designs. By the end of mainline steam in 1968, there was a reasonable mix of public and private preservation (mainly on static display in museums) together with a selection of ...

A: Adam C Snape to Alan Richards Adam C Snape (122082) 1 4769850 ...

A: Adam Ward to alistairG Adam Ward (6363) 3 4203818 4204360 4231646 ...

A: Adam Ward to Alan Tunnicliffe ...

A: adam sommerville to Alexander P Kapp ...

A: A Holmes to Alan Walker A Holmes (13178) 1 416970 Adam Brooks (7979) 1 427118 Adam Ward (6363) 5 ...

A: Aaron Thomas to Andrew Longton Aaron Thomas (8220) 2 281207 299922 Adam Ward (6363) 4 187325 187847 267786 274467 ...

A: A J Paxton to AJD A J Paxton (24602) 17 7439640 7440953 7452414 7453120 7457428 7463762 7476781 7502562 7521399 7547667 7572296 7574557 7574568 7597678 7636396 7662933 7677525 ...

A: Adam Ward to Alan Hughes Adam Ward (6363) 16 6018541 6145775 6166254 6177343 6185333 6195448 6196587 6209343 6227955 ...

A: Adam Ward to Alan O'Dowd Adam Ward (6363) 9 5647469 5646719 5651809 5652442 5652733 5709727 5710539 5901188 5957810 ...

Note: this article is being amended as the Ordnance Survey key has been reorganised to have separate sections for access in Scotland. This is one of a series of articles which give photographs of features on the ground which have standard symbols on Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 maps, and also show the ...

Dating back to the thirteenth century every year at Easter the British monarch presents special 'Maundy money' to local pensioners in a UK cathedral or abbey. Maundy Money is specially minted money and presented to an equal number of men and woman dependent on the monarch’s age, for example, when ...

Britain and Ireland currently have just under 60 species of native butterfly. Our contributors have photographed most of them. The order is taken from http://www.ukbutterflies.co.uk/taxonomy.php which lists many other species which once occurred in Britain, or which may or may not once have occurred ...

There was no forum-based collection of photos taken on New Year's Day, in 2010, apart from a few pics added to the 2009 thread. However, 198 contributors took and submitted photos of their outings on the day. Much snow in the north and west of the Union, mostly cold and bright elsewhere. I've ...

This collection is the work of many Geographers who spent time and patience waiting for the right moment to get the images displayed below. Take a while to appreciate the achievement and consider if you can, filling in a few blank spaces. Some of the entries may seem a little ambiguous but the ...

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. ...