Subjects of historical plaques - C

Colchester Camp
(1855-1896) army camp
CAMRA
George Canning
(1770-1827) statesman
Jazmin Carlin
(1990-present) Olympic silver medallist
The Talbot, Bishops Castle
(1732-1871) inn
Crown & Anchor Vaults, Bishop's Castle
(1832) public house
The Red Lion, Bishop's Castle
(1770-1794) public house
The Six Bells, Bishop's Castle
(1750-present) public house
Swan Inn, Bishop's Castle
(1732-1809) public house
Red Lion Aleshouse, Bishop's Castle
(1786-1804) public house
Red Lion Inn, Bishop's Castle
(1792-1956) public house
Nag's Head Inn, Bishop's Castle
(1770-1809) public house
Unicorn Inn, Bishop's Castle
(1851-1893) public house
The Crown, Bishop's Castle
(1841-1850) public house
London House, Bishop's Castle
(1792-1907) public house
Crown & Star Vaults, Bishop's Castle
(1792-1907) public house
Grójecka Street German Police Cells
prison
Hilltop Chapel
(1629-present) chapel
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Chapel
chapel
Tower Street Methodist Chapel
(1812-1965) chapel
Guildhall, Chippenham
guild hall
Papa's Fish & Chips
Roxy Cinema
Julia de Rubigne Beevor Clarke
benefactor
Clara Maria Clarkson
(1811-1889) diarist
Bradford on Avon Town Clock
clock
Findlater, Mackie, Todd & Co
Eric Coates
(1886-1957) composer of By The Sleepy Lagoon
Jim Cole
Avril Coleridge-Taylor
(1903-1998) composer
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
(1875-1912) composer of The Song of Hiawatha
Sutton Colliery
High Level Bridge lighting columns
street lighting
Tetbury Gas Company
company
Stuckey Banking Company
bank
John Conolly
(1794-1866)
Cato Street Conspiracy
(1820) conspiracy
Cornhill Well
(1799-present) water well
Isaac da Costa
(1798-1860)
Bury Farm Cottages
cottages
Nathaniel Cotton
(1706-1788) pioneer in mental health
Chinn's Court
street
Trinity Court
(1638-present) soapworks
Wrights Court
Independent Chapel on The Hill, Cranbrook
(d.1858) chapel
Natwest Bank Building, Crewkerne
(1838-present) one of the earliest purpose-built bank buildings in Britain
Kendricks Cross
Samuel Crossman
(1623-1683) hymn writer
Winifred Cullis
(1875-1956)
John Curll
clothier