Monument + Museum
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| Sheffield Town Hall Pinstone Street, Pinstone St, Sheffield, S1 2HH |  |
The building was officially opened on 21st May, 1897 by Queen Victoria. Only four years later, the need for an extension was discussed and Mr. Mountford was instructed to prepare plans for it. Because of lack of sufficie... more
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| Selly Manor Sycamore Road, Bournville, Birmingham, B30 1UB | |
was originally situated about a mile away on Bournbrook Road in the Selly Park area, the earliest records of it date back to 1327. George Cadbury saved this beautiful house from demolition when he bought it in 1907... more
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| Snowshill Manor Snowshill Road, Near Broadway, Snowshill, WR12 7JU | |
The work recently undertaken at Snowshill Manor has introduced better facilities, particularly temperature controls, into the building. One wonders whether Wade, who seemed almost to have an allergy to the twentieth cent... more
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| Shibden Hall Listers Road, Halifax, HX3 6XG | |
Something that gives particular interest is the group of old workshops from different trades at the back of the hall together with different grades of workers' housing and an old bar - moved here and at one time where th... more
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| Science Museum Exhibition Road, South Kensington, London, SW7 2DD | |
The Science Museum is a really interesting place with a lot of hands on exhibitions where you can try out all kinds of things. It is a great place to learn about things as well, like how light bulbs and telephones work a... more
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