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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 ...

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 ...

A: A Thomas to Albert Bridge A Thomas (38050) 1 ...

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

A: A runningman to Albert Bridge ...

A: Adam Ward to AlastairG Adam Ward (6363) 8 652124 653759 836599 881748 1039680 1108211 1108514 1110124 Adie Jackson (14680) 1 ...

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

A selection of images, one from each contributor, said to have been taken on 1 January 2004. This was before Geograph was born. I have weeded out some images which were obviously not taken in January (scanning dates may have featured), and a few others which looked very unlikely to have been taken ...

A selection of images, one from each contributor, said to have been taken on 1 January 2002. This was before Geograph was born. I have weeded out some images which were obviously not taken in January (scanning dates or dead camera batteries may have featured), and a few others which looked very ...

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 ...

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. ...

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 ...

1131349 A basic illustration of window types found within Great Britain. [br/] Standard Types Fixed A simple fixed window with no openings. 840951 1513833 [br/] Side hung casement 1849686 A hinged side opening. [br/] Top hung casement Also known as Awning. A hinged top opening. 1081908 [br ...