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  • Shaadi Videography Studio, Satpal (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    You guys are amazing. Love your work !
  • Sherlock Holmes Museum, driverygsivik wrote 13 years ago:
    If this place is renumbered to 221b, perhaps may somebody show us where's the real 221b address was? Thanks you.
  • The Lordship, frank (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    i recentely revisted the lordship after a few yrs only to be pleasantly surprised with its impressive transformation from a dark, dingy, old - mans pub to a modern up-beat sports bar with food! however do not expect pleasant customers at all time as its still in WOOD GREEN !! but definitely worth going there for the footy.
  • Old Battersea house, robertsonbill wrote 13 years ago:
    The House is now on the market the art collection having be sold at Lyon and Turnbull auction house in Edinburgh December 2011.
  • Whitechapel Bell Foundry, Mu (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    They did pretty shoddy work with the Liberty Bell!
  • St Lawrence Jewry, Broomwicks wrote 13 years ago:
    Religion can and does do a lot of good in the right hands and with the right intentions but like anything it also has the potential to be used for ill. Granted, there are religous extremists, but these are always a minority and I would argue that most religious violence, persecution and hatred is a perversion of the morals and codes of the religion in question. Certainly, people are killed in the name of religion, but people are also killed in the name of postcodes. Obviously this does not mean that all people who have a postcode are evil and I don't see anyone rushing to ban them, instead, society tries to tackle the violent thugs who use them as an excuse for violence and a justification for their own prejudices.
  • St Lawrence Jewry, Guest (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    Religion is just evil, causes more problems than good. I look forward to the day when science disproves any meaning of the word God....
  • Lancaster House, robertsonbill wrote 13 years ago:
    Was originally built for the Duke of York but due to Financial Problems was acquired by the Duke of Sutherland and became Stafford House the name taken from the Marquess of Stafford title held by the family.The House remained in the family until the 1910s when it was sold by the 5th.Duke to Lord Leverhulme.It then became a Government Property and changed its name to Lancaster House
  • Bridgewater House, robertsonbill wrote 13 years ago:
    Was the london town house of the Earls of Ellesmere.The Bridgewater Art Collection established by the 3rd and Last Duke of Bridgewater was housed here untill 1940.A Gallery was opened for visitors to see the paintings which predated the establishment of the National Gallery.The 5th.Earl of Ellesmere succeeded in 1944 and sold Bridgewater House for £250.000 to I.C.I.As their London Headquarters in 1949 to settle death duties.The House was used as the London Town House of the Marchmont family of Bridehead Revisited TV series.
  • Camelford House, Guest (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    Rethink Mental Illness (www.rethink.org) is based on the top 3 floors of the building
  • Cathedral Church of the Holy Cross and St. Michael, Guest (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    www.archangel.me.uk - The Church's Website
  • Great Cambridge Roundabout, Guest (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    This is a death trap round about- something has to done about it.
  • Queen's Wood, Woodfolk (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    A lovely woods,- a model of "Benign Neglect" keeping then a very natural place. A nice organic cafe serves good cofee and the friends of the woods do great work in keeping them a good place for rambling. In the daytime. It has somewhat of a dark past with stories of 'goings on' in the old witches coven, still frequented by pagans.
  • Upside Down Tree, Bobbo wrote 13 years ago:
    I must find this tree on my next trip from the states
  • North London Community House Ltd., RK77 wrote 13 years ago:
    "General opinion: 1. Buildings must be marked separately (with a checkbox turned on - this place is building) in any ways, as they are exist separately and visible separately. 2. Outside property should be marked when it's necessary (a fence around, for example, hotel property areas, etc). I suggest a general category for this property area (territory)." - Alexandre Koriakine (Wikimapia owner and administrator) http://wikimapia.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4475&p=102316#p102316
  • Museum, Teresa wrote 13 years ago:
    The museum is now closed by The London Borough of Barnet. Future of this museum is uncertain. The building itself is Grade II* listed, therefore not much alteration will be allowed. English Heritage will keep close eye on any future development I am sure.
  • Parliament Square Peace Campaign protest camp, saigonpunkid wrote 13 years ago:
    Brian Haw's protest site has turned into a permanent camp.
  • Hoxton Wharf, Guest (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    Has the Boys Club that I once attended now gone?
  • Tower Hamlets Cemetery, Broomwicks wrote 13 years ago:
    You should enquire with the local records office or local studies library. I'm afraid no-one on here is going to be able to help you.
  • Wenlock Barn Estate, Orbitspace wrote 13 years ago:
    In the fore ground is the Merry Monarch pub, the last surviving pub on the Wenlock Barn estate, it is in the process of been sold and the likely hood of it been there in 2012 is slim. In the back ground is Evelyn Court, the taller of the Evelyn blocks on the estate.