Subjects of historical plaques - A

'Allo 'Allo!
(1982-1992) television series

Fanny Aavatsmark
(1899-1981)

Hyde Abbey
(1110-1539) monastery

Jacobite troops, Aberdeen
army

Town Hall, Accrington
(1858-present) town hall

Register Office, Accrington
(1878-present) register office

Old Bank, Accrington
(1858-present) retail bank

Conservative Club, Accrington
(1891-present) Conservative Club

Accrington Stanley Football Club
association football club

Electric Theatre, Ackworth
(1915-1929) cinema

Daniel Wade Acraman
(1775-1847) ironfounder

Acraman's Warehouse
(1831-present) warehouse

John Adamson
(1809-1870)

Edgar Douglas Adrian OM PRS
(1889-1977) President of the Royal Society

Azzedine Alaïa
(1957-2017) couturier

Damon Albarn
(1968-present) band member

F. A. Albin
funeral director

Mary Alcock
(1742-1798)

Alfred-Philibert Aldrophe
(1834-1895) architect

All Saints Home
(1889-1910) orphanage

Dr Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar
(1891-1956) campaigner for social justice

allotment gardens, Ambleside
allotment gardens

Cross House, Ambleside
house

Market Hall, Ambleside
market hall

village pump, Ambleside
town pump

Court House, Ambleside
court house

Cheapside, Ambleside
market

Bedlam, Ambleside
Poor House

Ancient Order of Druids
(1781-present) society

Jon Anderson
(1944-present)

Thomas David Anderson
(1853-1932) astronomer

Margaret Anderson
(1881-1956) nurse

Operation Anthropoid
(1941) assassination plot

Fred Archer
(1857-1886) jockey

prisoners of war from the Spanish Armada
prisoner of war

The Towneley Arms, Longridge

John Arnott
(1814-1898)

Arnotts
department store

Arnside railway station
(1857-present) railway station

Anna Munro Ashman
Suffragette

Robert Aske
(d.1537) leader of the Pilgrimage of Grace

Assembly Rooms, Wakefield
assembly rooms

Aberdeen Association Football Club
(1881-present) association football club

Association of Voluntary Guides to the City Of York
(1951-present) association

Thomas Austin
(1815-1892) department store owner

Austins
(1830-2016) department store

The Austrian Centre
(1939-1947) community centre