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(1921).
Jubilee Hill and Pinnacle Hill, the Malvern Hills, from the north-west, 1921
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Pennawd [EPW005389] Jubilee Hill and Pinnacle Hill, the Malvern Hills, from the north-west, 1921 Cyfeirnod EPW005389 Dyddiad March 1921 Enw lle UPPER COLWALL Plwyf COLWALL Ardal Rhanbarth Gwlad ENGLAND Dwyreiniad / Gogleddiad 376734, 243128 Hydred / Lledred -2.3395859643615, 52.085599609478 Cyfeirnod Grid Cenedlaethol SO767431 Maint y ddelwedd (px) -
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Radnor Villa, last inhabited in 1970ish. Later demolished in early to mid 1970s, leaving neighbouring Daisy Cottages to stand alone, before they were eventually demolished as well. These houses also referred to as "The Old Barracks" in some archive material. I believe it belonged to the Ballard Estate.
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Cyfraniadau Grŵp
Jubilee Hill is the latest peak of the Malvern Hills range to be named.
This was done with much celebration (and the flying of the union jack) on the morning of the 1st of June 2002 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee.
Prince Andrew unveiled a plaque on the hill the following January.
BobEThe hill on the left is Perseverance Hill.
The road wiggling along the hillside is Jubilee Drive: built by local engineer Stephen Ballard to celebrate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee.
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