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  • The Rose and Crown Hotel

    Rose & Crown Carmarthen

    5 July 2011

  • Furzehatt House

    Furzehatt House, Plymstock

    5 July 2011

  • Towy Works

    Towy Works Carmarthen

    5 July 2011

  • Churchyard Cross

    Remains of a 15th C stone cross in Liddington churchyard

    5 July 2011

  • Moreton Bridge

    Moreton Bridge

    5 July 2011

  • Benhay

    Behnay, 100 Furzehatt Road, Plymstock

    5 July 2011

  • Central Police Station

    Freize over entrance to Bristol Central Police Station

    5 July 2011

  • Central Police Station

    Bristol Central Police Station

    5 July 2011

  • Pair of Lamp Posts Flanking Entrance to Central Police Station

    Pair of lamp posts flanking Bristol Central Police station

    5 July 2011

  • Fortescue's Shaft, North Engine House, on Site of Grenville United North Mine

    Fortesque's Pumping Engine House

    5 July 2011

  • Rectory

    The Old Rectory, Liddington

    5 July 2011

  • Church of St Mary and All Saints

    Church of St Mary and All Saints, Plymstock

    5 July 2011

  • 19, Castle Gate

    19 Castlegate, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • 20, St James' Street

    20 St James' Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • 14, 14A and 16, St James' Street

    14-16 St James' Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • 128-134, St Johns Hill

    5 July 2011

  • Four Lamp Posts on North Side of Council House

    Lamp post, Smithy Row, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • People's Hall

    18 Heathcoat Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Churchill House

    14 Heathcoat Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Heathcoat Buildings

    Heathcoat Buildings, Goose Gate, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • 35, Warser Gate

    35 Warser Gate, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Old Angel Public House

    Old Angel Inn, Stoney Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Old Angel Public House

    Old Angel Inn, Stoney Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • 31 and 33, Warser Gate

    31-33 Warser Gate, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • 25, Warser Gate

    25 Warser Gate,Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Outbuilding Adjoining North East of Wixenford Farmhouse

    Outbuilding Adjoining North East of Wixenford Farmhouse

    5 July 2011

  • Journal Chambers

    28-30 Pelham Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Journal Chambers

    28-30 Pelham Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Corn Exchange and Clinton Rooms

    Corn Exchange, Thurland Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Thurland Hall Public House

    Thurland Hall PH, Thurland Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Theatre Royal

    Theatre Royal, Upper Parliament Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • The Observatory

    Falmouth Meteorological Observatory

    5 July 2011

  • Blue Bell Public House

    Blue Bell PH, Upper Parliament Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Royal Standard House

    The Royal Standard Colnbrook

    5 July 2011

  • Blue Bell Public House

    Blue Bell PH, Upper Parliament Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Langtry's Public House

    Langtry's PH, South Sherwood Street, nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Guildhall and Associated Caves

    Guildhall, Burton Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • The Ostrich Public House

    The Ostrich Colnbrook

    5 July 2011

  • Former Police and Fire Stations at the Guildhall

    Police & Fire Stations, South Sherwood Street, Nottingham

    5 July 2011

  • Star and Garter Public House

    The Star and Garter

    5 July 2011

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