Latest 20 plaques
1963-2023 Celebrating the 60th anniversary of "The Punch and Judy Man", starring Tony Hancock. The film, made in Bognor Regis, was released in 1963.
The Esplanade, Bognor Regis, United Kingdom
At entry to Regent Street and on this site stood Moat House family home William Ferdinand Wratislaw 1788-1853. Count of Mitrowitz in Hungary, Baron of Bohemia and holy Roman Empire. Solicitor and champion of Rugbys poor.
!4 Church Street, Rugby, United Kingdom
Centenary of Caldecott Park 1904-2004. Once part of the Caldecott manorial estate.
, Rugby, United Kingdom
Remains of Rugby's first town hall. Built 1857. Replaced by the second town hall in 1900.
31-32 High Street, Rugby, United Kingdom
Site of Gilbert's original workshop circa 1815-1842. Covering the period when the game of rugby was invented in 1823.
19 High Street, Rugby, United Kingdom
Louisa Daniell 1809-1871 lived here. Founder of the first soldiers' home of Aldershot in 1862 and of Pailton and Hillmorton missions.
21 Bilton Road, Rugby, United Kingdom
Sir Norman Lockyer KCB FRS. Astronomer. Born in this house May 16th 1836. Died August 20th 1920.
24 Sheep Street, Rugby, United Kingdom
Birthplace of Richard Elborowe Jnr. Great benefactor to local children and widows. Died 1767.
21 Sheep Street, Rugby, United Kingdom
Benn Buildings. Rugby's second town hall. Built in 1900. Bequeathed by George C Benn.
4 High Street, Rugby, United Kingdom
"Life Saved". Artist: Paul Margetts, 2002. Funded by The Millennium Lottery Commission, Rugby Borough Council, Warwickshire County Council.
Corporation Street, Rugby, United Kingdom
In Loving Memory of John Leonard Bromley. Maypole Painter. 28.07.1937 - 28-11-2014
, Dunchurch, United Kingdom
This bus shelter is a war memorial donated by Alderman A.L. Adkinson J.P. Opened 14-12-1949 by Colonel W. Bigwood for the people of Dunchurch. Re-dedicated December 2009.
, Dunchurch, United Kingdom
These almeshouses are the legacy of Tho: Newcombe esqr, printer to King Charles the 2nd, King James the 2nd & his present majestie King Wm the 3rd for the maintenance of 3 poor men & 3 poor widows born in the parish & built & endowed by his widow & executrix in the year of our Lord God 1693. They were rebuilt in the year of our lord 1818 with materials supplied by the bounty of her grace Elizabeth Duchess of Buccleuch and Queensbury. The expence of workmanship being defrayed by the inhabitants of this parish. The extension to these almshouses was added in memory of Major Harold S. and Mary Kate Cayzer of Dunchurch Lodge by their devoted son and daughter 1949. This plaque commemorates the service given to Dunchurch by Sidney C. Turner. Clerk to Dunchurch Parish Council 1962-1993. Clerk to Newcombe and Spiers charity trustees 1962-1987.
, Dunchurch, United Kingdom
Dunchurch & Thurlaston Working Mens' Club. Destroyed by enemy action on the night of 10th November 1940. Rebuilt 1951.
, Dunchurch, United Kingdom
In memory of James Donald Watt. Dunchurch parish councillor 1983-1995. Resident of Dunchurch 1973-1995.
, Dunchurch, United Kingdom
In memory of the crew of 434 Squadron Halifax WL-C MZ920 who lost their lives in the Parish of Dunchurch on the night of 14th October 1944. F/L DZT Wood RCAF. SGT G Grant RAFVR. F/O W Ewing RCAF. SGT O Parsons RCAF. SGT D Ward RCAF.
, Dunchurch, United Kingdom
When the sun shines on this corner we remember you the father of this centre. John Haimes 1934-2012
, Wootton Wawen, United Kingdom
In recognition of past presidents of the Rotary Club of Rugby. RHM Burton 1955-1957, PA Batt 1977-1978, MM Burton 1979-1980 who were members of Howkins & Harrison chartered surveyors and auctioneers.
12 Albert Street, Rugby, United Kingdom