Antonio Pacinotti
(1841-1912) physicist
Lou Palmer
(d.1955)
Pan Audio
(d.1974) recording studio
Dame Christabel Pankhurst DBE
(1880-1958) founder of the Suffragette Movement
Parish Church of St Stephen Coleman Street, London
(1452-1940) church
Isaac Newton Parker
(1841-1918)
J. M. Parks
Emma Patton
Elfriede Paul
Holocaust victim
The Pavilion, Torquay
(1912-present) pavilion
William Peachy
architect
Henry John Pearson
(1850-1913)
Charles Pearson
(d.1911) London Fire Brigade District Officer
Pedro
Pee Wee Saloon
saloon
James Peek
(1800-1879) founder
John Peel OBE
(1939-2004) music broadcaster
Sir Robert Peel 2nd Baronet
(1788-1850) Member of Parliament
Peel Baths
public baths
Captain William Perry
(1813-1869) captain (nautical)
Vice-Admiral Arthur Philip
(1738-1814) Vice-Admiral
John Philpot
(1516-1555) martyr
Emily Phipps
(1865-1943) head teacher
Käthe Pich
Holocaust victim
Francis Wilkinson Pickens
(1805-1869)
The Picture House, Doncaster
cinema
Sir Alastair Pilkington
(1902-1995) Knight Bachelor
Place du Pilori
square
Eric Pinkett OBE
(1911-1979) Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
Henry Pinniger
Margarete Pinthus
Holocaust victim
Pioneer Health Centre
(1926-present) Health Centre
T. A. Polk
Captain George Pollard
(1791-1870) sea captain
Portsmouth Field Gun
(1947-1999) Field gun competition
Post Office, Barnard Castle
post office
Post Office, Shifnal
post office
Cozy Powell
(1947-1998) drummer
Praetorian Gate
gate
Precision Film Studio
(1910-1915) film studio
Prince of Wales Hotel, Eaglehawk, Victoria
(1859-present) public house
Priory Church, Christchurch
(1095-present) church
Francesco Procopio dei Coltelli
(1651-1727) chef
Anna Pröll
Public Library, Scarborough
library
Puritan Tannery
tannery
Purley railway station
(1841-present) railway station
Sarah Purser
(1848-1943) artist
Laura Purvis
Toni Putter
Holocaust victim