EPW020048 ENGLAND (1927). The Town Centre and Railway Station, Lichfield, from the south-east, 1927
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Title | [EPW020048] The Town Centre and Railway Station, Lichfield, from the south-east, 1927 |
Reference | EPW020048 |
Date | October-1927 |
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Place name | LICHFIELD |
Parish | LICHFIELD |
District | |
Country | ENGLAND |
Easting / Northing | 411714, 309216 |
Longitude / Latitude | -1.8267126491821, 52.680169529455 |
National Grid Reference | SK117092 |
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Gaia Lane |
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St. Mary's Church |
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Frog Lane |
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Levett's Field |
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George Hotel |
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Beacon Place |
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Stafford Road |
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Grange Lane |
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Lichfield Gasworks |
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Clock Tower, originally situated as shown here at the Friary, now situated at the Bowling Green |
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Malthouse |
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Lichfield Brewery |
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Samuel johnson's step-daughter's house called Red Court, built by Lucy Porter |
DavidTitley |
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Site of Yeomanry house, later the Girl's grammar school; a 1700s mansion lost . |
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Militia Barracks, demolished 1962-ish - now sheltered housing.[1014] |
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outline shadow of the ancient fishpond of St John's Hospital |
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Lichfield City station - not always known with the 'city' word. |
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Large goods shed |
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Lichfield Cathedral with its three spires |
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User Comment Contributions
John Michell, the Old Etonian mystic and author of 'New View over Atlantis' compared a head-on view of the west front of Lichfield Cathedral and its two spires, together with the spire over the crossing tower, with the magic square of Mars |
MB |
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