Yorkshire (South & West)

…brass memorial plaque. The funeral sermon was preached by Henry Venn of Huddersfield. The village lies in a deep Pennine valley a few miles south of Haworth, with the church…

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Devon

…a memorial near the lower ferry terminal tells the story of their adventure (TQ6 9AX). After leaving Dartmouth, the Speedwell was still found to be unseaworthy and they put into…

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Buckinghamshire

…had been properly defined. Martyrs memorial The Martyrs Memorial (HP7 0DB)is a ten-minute walk from the centre of the Old Town: down Church Street, behind St Mary’s church, along the…

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Hertfordshire

…although the memorial is rather more modest than that of Alban. George Tankerville, a baker, was burned at the stake as a Protestant in the reign of Queen Mary in…

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London (North & East)

…the site was re-landscaped as a recreational space and there is a memorial sundial recalling Booth’s connection.  When the tent blew down in a gale, Booth transferred to Professor Orson’s…

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Northamptonshire

…Carey’s Road. It was demolished in 1965 and replaced by modern houses, but a memorial cairn was built from the original stones.   PIDDINGTON and HACKLETON Carey memorial, Hackleton These…

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Suffolk

…times and his first two wives, Mary Forth and Thomasine Clopton are buried at Groton and have a memorial window in the chancel. The east window is a memorial to…

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Yorkshire (East Riding)

…faith with Edwin and his nobles in a Saxon banqueting hall. Eventually one man stood up and compared the life of a man to a sparrow’s flight across the hall,…

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Cheshire

…its fine cathedral. Running in a two-mile circuit around the centre, the walls have sections up to seventeen feet high, some parts dating back to Roman times. Matthew Henry memorial

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Kent

…in 1517-1520 as a memorial to Henry VIII’s deceased brother Arthur. Cathedral gatehouse At the west end of the north aisle is a list of all the Archbishops from the…

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