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Large number sign with a capital N and the number 10 painted in white on an old building wall with a distinctive texture.
Certainly a more unique PSV, probably not many LDV Maxus's in public service...
The 95 on the front is the route number, beats an A4 piece of paper I guess...
St Editha, Tamworth, Staffordshire.
Grade l listed.
One of the largest parish churches in Staffordshire, especially notable for its Norman work and for its monuments.
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CHURCH OF ST EDITHA, CHURCH STREET, TAMWORTH
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: I
List Entry Number: 1207856
Details
SK 2004 SE; 670-1/7/57
TAMWORTH, CHURCH STREET (north side), Church of St. Editha
11/05/50
GV
I
Former collegiate church. C9 origins shown in plan of former crossing tower; Norman crossing arches and chancel south wall and part of north wall; Early English north porch; most of church mid to late C14 following fire of 1345; late C14-early C15 west tower; C15 clerestories and roofs; extensively restored by B. Ferrey and G.G. Scott, 1850s, and W. Butterfield, c1871. Moulded plinths and plain parapets. 3-bay chancel with crossing and 7-bay clerestory over both; 4-bay north chapel and north transept; 2-bay south chapel and vestry; nave with clerestory and 5-bay aisles; west tower. Chancel has plinth and 6-light east window with king mullion and Perpendicular tracery, mid C14 crocketed hood mould with stops, flanking niches with crocketed ogee hoods and offset diagonal buttresses; C14 two-light south windows and C19 four-light clerestory windows, most with crocketed ogee hoods, plain parapet; north chapel has hollow-chamfered plinth and 7-light Perpendicular east window and 4-light north windows with head stops to hoods between offset buttresses; north transept has 4-light window, embattled parapet; south chapel has offset buttresses flanking windows with renewed tracery of unusual form, blocked east window, gabled vestry has straight-headed windows, of three round-headed lights to east and of 2+2 lights and three traceried lights to south, plain south door. North aisle has plinth and plain parapet, 3-light windows with Geometrical tracery between offset buttresses and 2-storey porch with round-headed entrance with C20 glazed infill and door, 1st floor light with crocketed hood with stops, stair turret in buttress to right, 5-light transomed west window with Perpendicular tracery interrupted by tower buttress; south aisle has plinth and 3-light windows with early Perpendicular tracery between offset buttresses, end gabled buttresses with stack to east, crocketed pinnacle to west, pointed entrance with continuous leaf-trail moulding, entrance to crypt, slate sundial to plain parapet, clerestory as to chancel, 4-light west window with pinnacle to parapet. 3-stage tower has gabled angle buttresses incorporating stair turrets, plinth and string courses, C19 west entrance has hollow-chamfered architrave with arms of diocese and province to spandrels and Tudor flower, paired doors, embattled parapet to wall passage below 6-light window with Perpendicular tracery; C19 south-west stair entrance has niche with St George; 4-light transomed south window with Perpendicular tracery, small lights to second stage; bell stage has paired Y-tracery louvred openings, cornice with gargoyles, embattled parapet with crocketed pinnacles with wind vanes and truncated spire.
INTERIOR: chancel has three unglazed 2-light windows to north over three mid-C14 arched tomb recesses with cusping, all open to north chapel; east window flanked by two tiers of niches with crocketed ogee heads, similar niches alternate with clerestory windows, panelled roof has stop-chamfered members, with bosses to sanctuary; crossing has round-headed north and south arches with flat responds, jambs of west arch have chevron moulding with C15 cusped panels to former arch abutments, squint to south aisle; north chapel has glazed C19 screen with brattishing, C15 panelled roof with bosses, 1882 sedilia and piscina project with cusped arches and gables, niches flank east window; transept has C19 panelled roof; south chapel has C14 two-bay west arcade with filleted quatrefoil piers, north wall has round-headed entrance to chancel with blocked deeply splayed window above and shafted buttress to vestry, C14 south piscina, C15 roof with few bosses; aisles have C15 panelled roofs with bosses, pointed entrance to porch with rib vaulting; similar panelled roof to nave, arcades with quatrefoil piers with fillets, clerestory as to chancel, C19 west wall has unglazed traceried opening over doorway with continuous moulding; tower has rib vault and deeply splayed windows and blind arch to north; crypt has single-chamfered vaulting.
FITTINGS: chancel has 1852 reredos by G.G. Scott and J.B. Philip, cusped arcading with marble shafts flanking five cusped gabled arches with mosaic, 1887, by Salviati, encaustic tiles to sanctuary, C19 traceried rail; crossing has stalls with C20 book rests; north chapel has late C19 traceried timber altar and reredos with riddel posts; south chapel has free-standing organ; nave has rich C19 timber pulpit with detached shafts, 1854 font by G.G. Scott, octagonal with shafted pier and enriched panels.
MEMORIALS: chancel has three tombs to recesses: to east, Sir Baldwin de Freville, d.c1400, and wife, chest with figures under gablets with pinnacles, inscription to cornice and two effigies to top; C15 tomb, chest with cusped panels and shields and moulded square balusters to angles, effigy of woman with kennel head-dress; to west, Sir John Ferrers, d.1512, and wife, chest with Tudor flower and shields, Tudor flower to cornice and 2 effigies, the male now without legs; to north a wall tablet to Elizabeth Adderley, d.1661, oval panel with flanking scrolls and foliage with cartouche to apron and segmental pediment with swan-neck pediment above; to south tablet to Henry Michel, d.1629, and wives, round-headed panel; Thomes Willington, d.1696, cartouche with Latin inscription and flanking drapery, apron in form of drapery with further inscription and armorial bearing above; Francis Blick, d.1842, rich Gothic Revival tablet in form of niche; north chapel has tomb recess with effigy of priest, Baldwin de Witney, d.1369; C14 floor slab with indents for missing brasses; transept has fragment of C15 effigy of knight; wall tablet to members of Comberford family, d.1671-1725, in form of drapery with Latin inscription; south chapel has wall tablet to Elizabeth Hood, d.1899, in early C19 style with stole and weeping figure by draped urn and willow; north aisle has war memorial wall slabs; tablet to John Horner, d.1769, obelisk with putto and portrait medallion and apron with palms; other C18 tablets to west wall; tower has large monument to John Ferrers, d.1680, and his son, Humphrey, d.1678, by Arnold Quellin of Grinling Gibbons' studio, chest with cartouches flanking trophy of arms supporting tablet with Latin inscription, flanked by free-standing kneeling figures in Roman armour, top sarcophagus with gadrooning, festoons, putti and flaming urn, with free-standing armorial bearing to front; tablet to John Clarke, d.1818, weeping figure by tomb with armorial bearing. Stained glass: medieval fragments to vestry east window; chancel east window, 1870, by Wailes; good south clerestory windows, 1873, by Ford Madox Brown for Morris and Co; good north chapel east window, 1874, by E.Burne-Jones for Morris and Co., also 2 windows to north, 1901 and 1925, and 2 windows by Messrs Camm, 1939 and 1940; 2 north aisle windows by H. Holiday, 1919, and one by G.E. Smith, 1945; 3 south aisle windows by H. Holiday for Powell and Son, 1881-6; also C19 windows to transept and south chapel. One of the largest parish churches in Staffordshire, especially notable for its Norman work and for its monuments.
(Buildings of England: Pevsner N: Staffordshire: London: 1974-: P.274-77; Pace GG: The Collegiate and Parish Church of St Editha, Tamworth: Tamworth).
Listing NGR: SK2078604090
This List entry has been amended to add the source for War Memorials Register. This source was not used in the compilation of this List entry but is added here as a guide for further reading, 30 October 2017.
Legacy
The contents of this record have been generated from a legacy data system.
Legacy System number: 386462
Legacy System: LBS
Sources
Books and journals
Pace, G G, The Collegiate and Parish Church of St Editha Tamworth
Pevsner, N, The Buildings of England: Staffordshire, (1974), 274-77
Websites
War Memorials Register, accessed 30 October 2017 from www.iwm.org.uk/memorials/item/memorial/13745
Pink number 1 cake made for a special little girl's birthday. Chocolate covered in fondant with fondant decorations.
Govia Thameslink's class 387 Electrostar dual voltage electric multiple unit (EMU) number 387101 comprised of coaches 421101, 422101, 423101 and 424101 with Thameslink branding works 1H66 from Bedford to Beckenham Junction on 23 September 2015. Class 387 EMUs are being temporarily used on this Thameslink route as an interim measure to replace class 319 EMUs that were transferred to Northern Rail. It is said that use of Class 387s will continue until the delayed class 700 EMU contract is delivered at which point the class 387 EMUs will be transferred to First Great Western. 387101 was built by Bombardier Transportation (previously ADtranz) being assembled at Litchurch Lane Works, Derby and entered revenue service on 25 June 2015.
According to HE TSC the full diagram for the two units on this day was;
2W84...01:16.....Three Bridges to Bedford
5G84....03:46...Bedford to Bedford CS
5G04....04:34...Bedford CS to Bedford
1W03....04:46...Bedford to Brighton
1W14......07:48...Brighton to Bedford
2W31.....10:40....Bedford to Three Bridges
2W38....13:14.....Three Bridges to Bedford
1H66......15:40...Bedford to Beckenham Junction
1G79......17:30....Beckenham Junction to Bedford
1W61......19:26....Bedford to Brighton
1W72.....22:30...Brighton to Bedford
5G72.....01:28....Bedford to Bedford CS
According to Realtime Trains the route and timings were;
Bedford [BDM] 2.................1540.........................1539 3/4...................RT
Bedford South Junction....1542 1/2...................1541 1/2.....................RT
Flitwick Junction.................1548 1/2...................1547 3/4...................RT
Flitwick [FLT] 1......................1549 1/2/1550........1548 1/2/1549 3/4..RT
Harlington [HLN] 1...............1553 1/2/1554........1553 1/2/1554..........RT
Leagrave Junction..............1557 1/2...................1557 3/4...................RT
Luton North Junction.........1602.........................1601 1/2.....................RT
Luton [LUT] 1........................1603/1604...............1602 3/4/1604........RT
Luton Airport Parkway 1....1606/1606 1/2........1605 3/4/1606 1/4..RT
Harpenden [HPD] 1.............1611/1612..................1611/1611 3/4.............RT
Harpenden Junction..........1612 1/2....................1612 1/4.....................RT
St Albans [SAC] 1.................1617/1618.................1616 1/2/1618...........RT
R. Redland Roadstone.......1622.........................1621 1/4.....................RT
Radlett [RDT] 1.....................1623.........................1622 1/4....................RT
Radlett Junction..................1623 1/2...................1622 3/4...................RT
Elstree&Borehamwood.....1625.........................1625 1/4....................RT
Mill Hill Broadway 3............1627.........................1627 1/2....................RT
Silkstream Junction............1628 1/2...................1628 1/2....................RT
Hendon [HEN] 3..................1629.........................1629 1/2....................RT
Brent Curve Junction.........1630.........................1630..........................RT
Cricklewood Curve Jn.......1631..........................1630 1/4....................RT
Cricklewood [CRI] 3...........1631..........................1630 3/4...................RT
Cricklewood South Jn.......1631 1/2....................1630 1/2....................RT
W. Hampstead Nth Jn........1632 1/2...................1632..........................RT
W. H'stead Thameslink......1632 1/2...................1633..........................RT
West Hampstead Sth Jn...1633.........................1633 1/2....................RT
Carlton Road Junction.......1634 1/2...................1635 1/4....................RT
Kentish Town Junction......1635.........................1635 1/2....................RT
Kentish Town [KTN] 1.........1635 1/2...................1636 1/2.....................1L
Dock JunctionNorth...........1637.........................1637...........................RT
St Pancras International....1638 1/2/1640 1/2..1639/1640................RT
Farringdon [ZFD] 3.............1644 1/2/1645 1/2..1643/1645................RT
City Thameslink [CTK] 2....1648/1649...............1646/1653................4L
London Blackfriars 1...........1651/1652................1654/1654................2L
Elephant & Castle 4............1655/1656...............1657/1658................2L
Loughborough Junction...1659 1/2/1700........1700 3/4/1702 1/2..2L
Herne Hill [HNH] 4..............1704/1706...............1704 3/4/1706 1/4...RT
Sydenham Hill [SYH]..........1710/1710 1/2...........1710/1711...................RT
Kent House [KTH] 3............1715/1715 1/2...........1715 3/4/1716 1/2......1L
Beckenham Junction 4.....1718..........................1718 1/2.....................RT
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NUMBER 11
Family : Fabaceae
Other Common Names : Barbados pride, Coral-wood, Coralwood, Peacock flower fence, Red beadtree, Red sandalwood tree, Red Sandalwood, Sandalwood tree
2 species in Australia-this one considered naturalised.Recognisable by its small hard bright red seeds.
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www.anbg.gov.au/abrs/abif/flora/stddisplay.xsql?pnid=1618
www.naturia.per.sg/buloh/plants/saga_tree.htm
Photographed in the Norm Byrnes Arboretum - Mission Beach.
NOTE - The number above represents the allocated number in the Arboretum.
GRG26/5/4 Photographic Portraits of South Australian Soldiers, Sailors and Nurses who took part in World War One
Number 2571 ROE, Harold Reice John
9th Light Horse
Place of birth: Upper Sturt
Residence: Upper Sturt
SRSA ref: GRG26/5/4/2571
GRG26/5/4 Photographic Portraits of South Australian Soldiers, Sailors and Nurses who took part in World War One
Number 2559 ALSON, Alexander Basil
50th Battalion
Place of birth: Adelaide
Residence: Clarence Park
Killed in action
SRSA ref: GRG26/5/4/2559
GRG26/5/4 Photographic Portraits of South Australian Soldiers, Sailors and Nurses who took part in World War One
Number 655 BOYD, Edward Kenneth
3rd Divisional Ammunition Column, transferred to 27th Battery
Place of birth: Magill
Residence: Knightsbridge
SRSA ref: GRG26/5/4/655
Item Number:247-133
Document Title:J.J. Albright, Esq. Buffalo, N.Y./ Planting Plan For/ Small Fruits/; Scale 1" = 20' (recto)
Project:00247; Albright, J. J.; Buffalo; New York; 07 Private Estate & Homesteads; 45 PLANS (1890-1913)
Artist/Creator:OLMSTED BROTHERS LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS --FOSTER,
Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Purpose:PLTG (Planting)
Physical Characteristics:27 1/2 x 26 ink draft cloth
Dates:27-JAN-1906 (recto)
Notes:Copy of 126 (P/I)/ See # 135 for rev. (P/I)
Please credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.
GRG26/5/4 Photographic Portraits of South Australian Soldiers, Sailors and Nurses who took part in World War One
Number 824 DAUNIGHT, Albert Charles
5th Motor Transport Company
Place of birth: London, England
Residence: Maylands
SRSA ref: GRG26/5/4/824
ひとつ（”HITOTSU”) means “One” which is the first number of all but also mean “United” in Japanese.
Our action might be a little “one” to start with, but we can get together and become “ONE” to make a difference.
The silent auction party on 4.2.2011 brought original art from celebrated artists in the animation & film industry (Pixar, LucasFilms, Dreamworks, Nickelodeon to name a few ).
Featured Artists:
Dice Tsusumi, Robert Valley, Ronnie Del Carmen, Enrico Casarosa, Scott Morse, Bill Presing,Steve Purcell, Lou Romano,Cam De Leon, Tooru Terada, Daniel Simon, John Wayshak,Dan Mchale, Patrick Awa,Joey Chou, Ed Bell, Todd Ueminami, Marcos Mateu, Mari Inukai ,Yoriko Ito, Jackie Huang, Soosa Kim, Jamie Baker, Alina Chou, Oren Haskins, Sei Nakashima, Julia Lundman, Le Tang,Mark Sperber, Ted Mathot ,Tom Rubalcava, Derek Thompson, Sho Murase, Sergio Paez, Vaughn Ross,Nate Stanton… also critically acclaimed fine artists such as Miya Ando ,Kent Williams….and many more!
Union Pacific (GP38-2 type) No. 572 at Colfax, CA.
Submitted to Sliders Sunday
"Our Daily Topic" : "Numbers"
Heading through Marsh Green on a 628 Kitt Green Circular. New to Timeline as 219, then First Manchester as 6607, later 60146 in the national numbering and now Stagecoach Wigan 35036!
Morning. Going to Work (after Millet ), 1890 Holland, oil on canvas
Inventory Number: ЗКРсэ-532 (ZKRse-532), 73х92 cm (1.26 AR)
by Vincent Van Gogh, 1853-1890
State Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia
Photo taken on 10 May 2017
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Painting was formerly in the collection of Otto Krebs, Holzdorf, Transferred from Germany after World War II
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Krebs
... Wikimedia Commons
Millet created a series of woodcuts entitled The Four Hours of the Day (1860). This idea is reportedly derived from the medieval "Book of Hours" that held that rural life was structured by the rhythms of God and nature]
In this work, the man and woman walk to the fields, silhouetted by the morning sun. The simple composition depicts the harshness of their lives. Van Gogh said of Millet’s work, "they seem to have been painted with the very earth they were going to till."
... Wikipedia
Local accession number: 13_07_000009
Title: Van Voorhees house, Everett.
Genre: Photographs; Photographic prints
Date created: 1895-1905 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 photograph : print ; sheet 9 x 9 cm
General notes: Title from item.
Date notes: Date supplied by cataloger.
Subjects: Houses
Collection: Archive of Photographic Documentation of Early Massachusetts Architecture
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known copyright restrictions.
Accession Number: spa.dc.csa.3.2 (reverse of spa.dc.csa.3.1)
This signed invitation card derives from a meeting of the Scottish Grand Committee on 15th February 1982. The meeting was held in the Crown Office Building on Regent Road in Edinburgh.
The Scottish Grand Committee is a Westminster committee composed of all Scottish MPs. The role of the Committee is to consider all UK Parliament Bills specific to Scotland. However, since the establishment of the Scottish Parliament this committee has been largely redundant and last met in 2003.
This card forms part of the Dennis Canavan Collection. Dennis Canavan was born in Cowdenbeath. He worked as a teacher between 1968 and 1974 including a stint at St Modans High School, Stirling. He was briefly head of Stirling Council in 1974 before becoming Labour MP for West Stirlingshire (1974 – 1983) and then MP for Falkirk West (1983 – 1997). He then left the Labour Party and became an Independent MSP for Falkirk West (1999 – 2007). He has participated in an interview with the Scottish Political Archive discussing his memories of the 1979 and 1997 devolution referendums. His interview forms part of the Devolution Referendums Oral History Collection within the archive. For further biographical information about Dennis Canavan news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/tayside_and_central/6289817.stm
The Scottish Political Archive is housed at the University of Stirling. The archive is home to the oral interviews, personal papers and associated material from prominent Scottish politicians. For further information about the work of the archive please visit our website www.scottishpoliticalarchive.org.uk
The interior of one of Lachlan Valley Railway's FS cars, as it makes it way along the Newcastle Branch near Wickham.
Wickham, NSW.
Saturday 15 November 2014.
Howrah Shed, 31 January 1980
After our two days on the Darjeeling line, we took the Darjeeling Mail back to Calcutta. Phil, Grahame and I went to Howrah shed to see steam. In addition to a good number of Indian Railways Standard WP 4-6-2s, Howrah also had older BESA HGS 2-8-0s and SGS 0-6-0s, IRS XC 4-6-2s and a WT 2-8-4T. I even photographed one of IR's comparatively rare EMD export GT16s, IR's Class WDM4.
After our time at the shed, we watched trains for a while next to the main line from Howrah station. An HGS 2-8-0 came by light engine. Freights pulled by a WAG4 electric and WP 4-6-2 were also seen as was a commuter train with a WG 2-8-2. I guess I didn't shoot a lot of the EMUs, which were probably the more common commuter trains, but I did get one going by with the catle wandering down the ROW.
Eventually, we took another train back to Howrah station to board the Coromandel Express for points south.