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This undated photograph shows workers harvesting woad, a plant used since the Iron Age to produce a blue dye. The import of indigo dye from Asia in the 19th century led to woad's decline. Taken in Algarkirk, #Lincolnshire
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Street bollards are often stamped with dates or place-names, but this one at Newbiggin by the Sea, #Northumberland is topped with a colourful little puffin.
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The Joseph Chamberlain Memorial Clock Tower @unibirmingham Known as Old Joe the tower was photographed by #Aerofilms in 1928.
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Drinking fountain, Shildon, Co. Durham. The cast-iron fountain was given to the people of the town by the members of the Old Shildon's Workmen's club in Nov 1914.
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The Tower of London in 1890. In front is the Lanthorn Tower with the White Tower behind.
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Our offering for #ArchiveFoodandDrink is this cake in the shape of a church. Cake and heritage what more do you need?
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The metal workers' triumphal arch Colmore Row, #Birmingham built for Queen Victoria for her visit to the city during her jubilee year in 1887.
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Staddle stones were used to keep valuable crops and grain stores off wet ground. This one in Rodney Stoke, #Somerset was photographed in 1907 and has a hayrick set on top of the stones. Designs of staddle stones vary in size and shape around the country.
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Wellington Arch, Hyde Park Corner, Westminster, London. Detail of one of the panels in the gate which were designed by the architect Decimus Burton. The Arch is in the care of @EnglishHeritage
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Lady's Bridge, Sheffield. Built for a royal visit in 1875 this is just one of many amazing triumphal arches built in #Sheffield over the years to celebrate royal events.
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Dusty Deste travelled widely in her Land Rover (and mobile darkroom) photographing the changing industrial landscape in the 1960s and 1970s. Including this photo of South Phoenix Mine, Cornwall
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Today is International Women's Day and throughout the day we are taking the opportunity to celebrate the amazing work of some of our female photographers like Eileen 'Dusty' Deste pictured here.
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Crossness pumping station, Bexley. Pevsner called this amazing site a 'Victorian cathedral of ironwork'. Opened in 1865 it was part of Bazalgette's redevelopment of the sewerage system in London following the Great Stink of 1858.
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St Nectan's Church, Stoke, Hartland, #Devon is also known as the 'Cathedral of North Devon'. The church is dedicated to the 5th century Nectan. Although Nectan was the son of a king he chose to live the simple life of a hermit in this area.
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A lovely spiral staircase and railings for #IronworkThursday at the Technical Library in #Birmingham Central Free Library on Ratcliff Place. This photo was taken in 1971 just a few years before the building was demolished.
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The #Birmingham Maglev (Magnetic Levitation) linked the airport to the railway station. This photo was taken in shortly before it opened in 1984. It ran until 1995 when it was replaced by a rail link.
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