The Wool Wealth and Ruined Grandeur of Croxden Abbey
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The Albert Memorial: A 176-foot Gothic Revival Pavilion
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Brockwell Lido: A Grade II Listed Pool in London's Herne Hill
The rise of Scotland's first collegiate church
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The Ring of Brodgar in the Heart of Neolithic Orkney
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The life-sized stone carvings of Saddell Abbey
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The Roman fort of Mamucium in Manchester's Castlefield
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The Naked Lady: The story of La Délivrance in Finchley
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A limestone priory built in memory of a father
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Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem public house and rock-hewn caves
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Brewhouse Yard, Nottingham
The enduring ruins of St Augustine's Abbey
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The Mystery of the Terraced Slopes of Glastonbury Tor
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The northernmost cave art in Europe at Creswell Crags
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The massive tower of Kelso Abbey
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Birmingham's Ginormous Joseph Chamberlain Memorial Clock Tower: The Enigma of
Photo: Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK, CC BY 2.0
The Granite Pillar of Poulton-le-Fylde
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Sylvia Pankhurst's Anti-Air War Memorial
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The Enigmatic Elworthy Barrows: A Frustrated Fort
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The Portland Stone Queen of Westminster
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The bronze soldier who stood on two battlefields
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The Neolithic Dolmen of Spinsters' Rock
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The imposing ruins of St Andrews Cathedral
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The megalith that lost its fourth stone
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The Battle Carved in Stone: Sueno's Stone
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Jedburgh Castle Jail and Museum
Blenheim Palace: A Harbinger of Triumph Born from Battle and Bestowed
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The Oak House Museum
Photo: Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK, CC BY 2.0
Oak Road
Old Brook Pumping Station: Chatham's industrial heritage
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Solomons Road, Chatham
The Queen Anne house in Salisbury with the Turnbull drinking glass collection
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The Close, Salisbury
The artillery fort of Henry VIII's King's Device programme
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The artillery fort of Walmer Castle
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The Quirky Cathedral of Exeter: A Roman's Legacy, Saintly Rubbed with a Norman
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Cathedral Close, Exeter
The Georgian architectural influence of Marble Hill House
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Richmond Road, Twickenham
Brighton Palace Pier: A Grade II* listed landmark of the seafront
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Inigo Jones's Queen's House
Where Germans were housed during a masons' strike
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Strand, London
The church the Bishop of Worcester ordered demolished
The Roman Amphitheatre beneath Guildhall
The House Mill at Three Mills
The grandest suite of civic rooms in the country
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High Street, Liverpool
The largest expanse of medieval stained glass in the world
The restoration of the Neolithic Devil's Quoits
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Lytham Windmill on Lytham Green
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The best preserved neolithic dolmen in Wales
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The 1908 re-cut of the Cerne Abbas Giant's phallus
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An inverted telescope on Edinburgh's skyline
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Turning Llansteffan Castle into a Wedding Venue
The Dublin-commissioned Statue of King George I
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A Lesson in Freedom and Charity
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The Pontcysyllte Behemoth
Photo: Adrian Pingstone, Public domain