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New Street in central Birmingham facing the Rotunda.
New Street in central Birmingham facing the Rotunda.
 Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Birmingham in 1886
Birmingham in 1886
 Daventry's Burton Memorial
Daventry's Burton Memorial
Holy Cross Church
Holy Cross Church
 The entrance to Snow Hill station
The entrance to Snow Hill station
Bury railway station at the East Lancashire Railway.
Bury railway station at the East Lancashire Railway.
 The Stockport railway viaduct over the River Mersey.
The Stockport railway viaduct over the River Mersey.
Northern Rail train
Northern Rail train
 Curzon Street Station. Curzon Park will be centred around this building.
Curzon Street Station. Curzon Park will be centred around this building.
The Square as seen from above
The Square as seen from above
 The ruins of the old Cathedral
The ruins of the old Cathedral
The western tower
The western tower
 Rugby School from the side
Rugby School from the side
William Webb Ellis plaque
William Webb Ellis plaque
 The former windmill at Harbury, Warwickshire, England
The former windmill at Harbury, Warwickshire, England
The Corinthian columns on the facade of Ashton Town Hall
The Corinthian columns on the facade of Ashton Town Hall
 Whittle memorial
Whittle memorial
Northampton railway station from platform two looking towards platform one with a Silverlink local train...
Northampton railway station from platform two looking towards platform one with a Silverlink local train...
 The unnusual stilted Grammar School in Market Harborough town centre, dating from the 17th century
The unnusual stilted Grammar School in Market Harborough town centre, dating from the 17th century
A Class 87 with a train of Mark 3 coaches on the WCML in Warwickshire
A Class 87 with a train of Mark 3 coaches on the WCML in Warwickshire
 William Webb Ellis' statue
William Webb Ellis' statue
Regent Street with St Andrews Church
Regent Street with St Andrews Church
 The town centre of Rugby
The town centre of Rugby
A view of the hills
A view of the hills
 A radio mast after demolition
A radio mast after demolition
Northampton Guildhall, built 1861
Northampton Guildhall, built 1861
 Photo taken in 2004 on one of the original island platforms showing a class 321
Photo taken in 2004 on one of the original island platforms showing a class 321
The Barton Swing Aqueduct in the closed position.
The Barton Swing Aqueduct in the closed position.
 Northampton Market
Northampton Market
All Saints' Church in central Northampton
All Saints' Church in central Northampton
 Express Lift Tower
Express Lift Tower
Photo taken at Longbridge in 1948
Photo taken at Longbridge in 1948
 The Rotunda before 2006 - 2007 refurbishment.
The Rotunda before 2006 - 2007 refurbishment.
The defensive ditch surrounding the mound
The defensive ditch surrounding the mound
 Embsay station
Embsay station
Ruston Hornsby Trent pulling sand wagons.
Ruston Hornsby Trent pulling sand wagons.
 St Peter's Collegiate Church
St Peter's Collegiate Church
The WCML at Rugby
The WCML at Rugby
 A picture of Lutterworth
A picture of Lutterworth
Rugby Cement works
Rugby Cement works
 The abandoned tunnel at Newbold on the old route of the canal
The abandoned tunnel at Newbold on the old route of the canal
A canal boat on the canal near Brinklow on the long stretch between Coventry and Rugby
A canal boat on the canal near Brinklow on the long stretch between Coventry and Rugby
 The Webb Ellis Rugby Football Museum
The Webb Ellis Rugby Football Museum
A picture of Wolfhampcote
A picture of Wolfhampcote
 Photo taken from old platform towards road bridge
Photo taken from old platform towards road bridge
A picture of Rugby Art Gallery and Museum
A picture of Rugby Art Gallery and Museum
 The marina at Braunston
The marina at Braunston
The last remaining radio mast on the hill
The last remaining radio mast on the hill
 A picture of Draycote Water
A picture of Draycote Water