NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Chalton Street Market
Description: A small traditional street market selling affordable clothes, fruit & veg, and household goods.
Description: Elm Lodge Gardens
Description: 3 Elm Row Gardens
Name: Plender Street Market
Description: A small traditional street market selling fruit and veg and affordable clothing.
Name: Earlham Street Market
Description: A small street market selling coffee, street food, and souvenirs.
Description: could be 2 houses. I can not tell from above
Description: Aqueduct surcharge chamber
Description: Retail building used for various seasonal pop-up shops
Name: Inkland
Description: sells printers, ink cartidges and print paper
Name: Furniture by James Duncan
Description: Upholsterers and Loose covers
Name: Root 1
Description: "Specialists in Afro & European Unisex Hair & Beauty"
Name: Havelock Recreation Ground
Description: Formerly the Lord of the Manor's brick pit, the excavations were filled with rubble from WW2 and grassed over to become a park
Description: Gas reducing station
Description: Feltham Marshalling Yard (under construction)
Description: remains of old railway bridge structure.
Name: JGH Ltd
Description: Commercial Vehicle Engineers
Name: John Foster Building
Description: The John Foster Building is home to the following Faculties/Departments:
Humanities and Social Science

Liverpool Students Union
Description: Visitors car park.
Description: Resident's bin store.
Name: Dagenham Dock Station Car Park
Description: Dagenham Dock Railway Station Car Park
Name: Wigan Rashida Masjid
Description: Formerley St Mary's C of E Church
Description: A small grass verge which often has many wild flowers during the spring.
Name: Old Buckenham Fen (SSSI)
Description: Old Buckenham Fen (SSSI)
Description: Plaque reads "Fairhaven 1892"
Description: 8 panels
Description: 11 panels
Description: 6 panels
Description: 21 panels
Description: 13 panels
Description: 2 panels
Description: 4 panels
Description: 3 panels
Description: 15 panels;17 panels
Description: 17 panels
Name: Cottonworks House
Description: Residential Flats and shops on Ground Floor
Name: More House School
Description: Founded in 1952 by a group of parents seeking better Catholic education for girls in London, More House is a school that celebrates the talents of each unique child, and encourages young women to be agents of change. More House continued to flourish with
Name: MBA Financial
Description: Commercial mortgages and loans
Name: Direct Style Printing
Description: Digitally prints t-shirts and other clothing. Not a copy shop.
Name: ROMPA
Description: Light aircraft area
Name: Bliss Seeron Net
Description: "Bureau de change, travel agent, money transfer, worldwide courier & cargo"
Name: Chirsp Street Seeron Net
Description: "Internet cafe; laminating; mobile sales; laptops repairs; tablets; acessories [sic.]; unlocking; top-ups; print; copy; scan; fax"
Name: Liverpool John Moores University Mount Pleasant Campus
Description: Main Mount Pleasant campus, consisting of the John Foster Building, John Foster Drama Studio, Masonic Hall, Aldham Robarts Libary, Maryland Street, Rodney House, Rodney Street, the Aquinas Building, and Egerton Court
Name: Barwaqo Shop (UK) Ltd
Description: "Fashion - curtains - carpets & mats"
Description: No. 28 is a house built in 1913–14 by the Russian architect Boris Anrep, from designs by Dutch architect Robert van 't Hoff, for the artist Augustus John (1878–1961) to use as a studio.[24] In 1935 it was bought by the popular singer Gracie Fields (1887–1
Description: Residential parking
Description: train
Name: Medina Stores
Description: "Halal meat, chicken, fish & vegetables"
Name: Hauxton Meadows housing development
Description: Awaiting development
Description: Southern most tip curtailed by East Anglia ONE underground grid connection work and not currently restored.
Description: Cycle store.
Name: St Michael and All Angels
Description: Saxon church, with wood frame shingled spire and prominent sundial on south face
Description: Descking
Name: Imber Court Stadium
Description: Home of Metropolitan Police FC
Description: Spoil heaps.
Description: 22 panels
Description: 10
 panels
Description: 56 panels
Name: Route 1066 Cafe
Description: Motorcycle and Car hangout
Description: 20 panels
Description: 7 panels
Name: Clock Tower
Description: Grade II listed building number 1389536
Description: Parking free of charge.
Description: Parking free of charge
Description: No. 60 Walton Street was built as a police station c.1870. The vacant police station building will be converted into 6 self-contained flats and rear cell block on Glynde Mews into 1 self-contained unit.
Description: This was built in 1909 as an annexe to no. 60 Walton Street.
Description: It was built between 1900-02 by W. Mitchell and Son of Dulwich as a workshop on the ground floor four studio flats above.
Description: ledge (roof only) above base (4th floor)
Description: Used as an Anti-submarine Detection Centre (ASDIC) during World War Two. Outpost of HMS Forte in Falmouth.
Description: Presumed telecoms/water/electrical infrastructure, nothing on infrastructure maps
Name: Tehidy Park Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Description: Previously the E-Act Burnham Park Academy. Closed in 2019 due to falling student and teacher numbers alongside Inadequate Ofsted ratings.
Name: E-Act: Burnham Park Academy
Description: Previously the E-Act Burnham Park Academy. Closed in 2019 due to falling student and teacher numbers alongside Inadequate Ofsted ratings.
Name: Complete Health
Description: "Chiropractic, physiotherapy, massage, on-site x-ray"
Description: Town Centre, Old Town, Hampden Park and Willingdon
Name: Onkad
Description: Convenience store, Travel agent, internet cafe, money transfer
Description: Retail popup until end December 2025 Moonmin toys, merchandise and cafe
Name: Salvino
Description: Italian Deli; Italian food, drink, supplies store.
Description: 60 panels
Description: 72 panels
Description: The Aldham Robarts Library is home to the following Faculties/Departments: Library Services Finished in 2019, the library hosts an extension, known as the Pavillion.
Name: Aka Korean & Japanese Foods
Description: "Korean BBQ Restaurant"; "Korean Fried Chicken Specialist"
Name: Miramar Sheerness
Description: Chinese takeaway
Name: Old Court House
Description: The building was originally constructed in the 19th Century as an infant school although in the intervening years prior to its conversion to residential use the building was used as a Magistrates Court.
Name: Byrom Street Main Reception
Description: Byrom Street Main Reception is home to the main entrance for the Byrom Street Campus (City Campus), with reception located towards the front doors, to bypass reception turnstiles are present which require a University ID card to pass.
Description: residential area
Description: residential area in Gloucester
Description: additional residential area in Gloucester
Name: St Catherine's Church, Stoke Aldermoor
Description: New church under Coventry South Diocese dedicated in 11 November 2019
Name: Saint John the Baptist
Description: Parish Church of Pitchcombe is part of the Beacon Benefice
Name: Transformations
Description: "Framing & furniture"
Name: Neptune Sups
Description: Paddleboard and accessories
Name: Church of the Holy Rood
Description: Saxon Church
Name: All Saints
Description: BARN AND SHELTER SHED, SLADE BARN FARM
Description: has racing fixtures on the building
Name: The Brick Church
Description: This church was built in 1632. By 1850 it had proved to be too small, so when St John the Evangelist opened it was demolished. However, due to strong local opposition, it was decided to stop demolishing it & leave it as a picturesque ruin.
Name: Debra Charity Shop
Description: furniture; electrical
Name: Hedgeworx Tree Nursery
Description: Glasshouses where topiary and form trees are trained
Name: James Parsons Building South Wing
Description: The James Parsons Building is home to the following Faculties/Departments: Faculty of Science Natural Sciences and Psychology Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences Faculty of Engineering and Technology Department of Computer Science Department of Applied Mat
Name: James Parsons Building Centre Wing
Description: The James Parsons Building is home to the following Faculties/Departments:
Faculty of Science
Natural Sciences and Psychology
Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences
Faculty of Engineering and Technology
Department of Computer Science
Department of Applied Mat
Description: Used to store ammunition from 1943 until 1961
Name: AXA Training Centre
Description: Liverpool FC training centre
Localized names: AXA训练中心
Name: Arnold and Carlton
Description: Arnold and Carlton (unparished area)
Description: Late C17 with few later alterations.
Description: Round barrow
Name: Emma's Grove round barrows
Description: Three bowl barrows
Description: Moated site and fishponds at Church Farm
Description: bowl barrow
Name: Halling 33/11KV
Description: This replaces the Rugby Cement and Rugby primaries
Name: Melton Court
Description: an eight-storey block of flats with ground-floor shops, was erected in 1936–8
Description: former stable block
Name: Barking Park War Memorial
Description: Wall dedicated to those from Barking who lost their lives during the First and Second World War.
Name: Moat Farm
Description: Wrentham, Waveney, Suffolk, NR34
Name: Sussex Mansions
Description: Constructed in three sections in 1896-1900, the outer ones of five storeys and the centre of six, with shops on the ground floor
Description: No. 63 was built as Motor Car Warehouse;No. 63a was built as a telephone exchange by William King and Son in 1899. Christie's until 2017.
Name: Gosforth Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 69
Name: OB Café
Description: Batista coffee and cakes plus cycling essentials.
Name: Dudmoor Farm Golf Course
Description: Nine par 'pay and play' golf course
Description: Soft adventure garden.
Description: Nursery play area.
Description: Reception play area.
Description: Outdoor play area.
Description: Plaque dated 1870
Description: Children's play area for pub, not a public playground
Name: Tapestry Building
Description: Apartment building with entrances at 1, 3 and 5 Canal Reach
Name: Purn Hill Nature Reserve
Description: Site of Nature Conservation Importance (SNCI) Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)
Description: Houses 8 x 2 MW gas reciprocating engines.
Name: Hazel Tor
Description: Climbable tor
Description: Laybye
Name: Viewpoint Mews
Description: former Shipmeadow Workhouse
Description: Supported Living for over 60's
Name: Fairmeadow 11kv
Description: Although no transformers are present this site contains circuit breakers and distribution connections to 11kv substations
Description: Flat/Apartment above multiple garages
Description: Appears to have been a barn "New Lathe" in C19
Name: 30 Foot Sound Mirror
Description: World War 2 abandoned experimental military installation.
Name: Brampton Bryan Castle
Description: fourteenth-century ruins
Name: T. O. Tomlins Ltd
Description: Offers crane hire, general haulage and yard storage facilties.
Name: Harrison Building
Description: Library, Student Services, General purpose teaching and ICT rooms.
Name: U Block (University Centre)
Description: University Centre / Advanced Skills and Innovation Centre (ASIC) / Higher Education (HE) building
Name: Radcliffe Building
Description: Reception, Refectory, General purpose teaching, ICT and Science rooms.
Description: FIrst house built in Bracknell New Town - C 1950
Description: New school building, not yet open. The buildings on the aerial view have been demolished
Name: Aspext
Description: Aspext is a residential development built by Taylor Wimpey. It's made of 4 buildings: the Greenway Building, the Waterway Building, the Distillery Building and the Outfall building.
Description: Grade II listed building, converted into flats and (TBC) a ground floor restaurant.
Name: Priory Allotments
Description: Allotments managed by The Duchy of Cornwall.
Name: Merlin Works
Description: New building not yet open but externally complete
Name: White Horse
Description: Pub, restaurant
Name: Wimborne House
Description: Wimborne House is a care home in Gravesend, Kent, operated by Nellsar Ltd. It provides residential, nursing, dementia, and respite care in a comfortable, homelike environment, with trained staff offering 24/7 support and range of activities for residents.
Name: BBC Broadcasting House
Description: BBC South West
Name: V.L.Gray Nurseries
Description: Garden Sundries, Hardware, DIY Shop
Description: Has wildflower strips planted as part of a sustainable farming scheme
Description: Proposed planting
Description: Proposed coppice planting
Description: Proposed hedge planting
Description: Formerly church of the Holy Trinity. Built in 1873-4
Name: Ukrainian Meadow
Description: Wildflower habitat type park opened in 2024 following the 2023 Eurovision song contest
Description: Sewer air shaft
Description: Felled area of forest.
Description: gas valve compound
Name: The Nymph
Description: Boggy field where stream from chosen hill spreads.
Name: St John the Baptist
Description: includes De Grey Mausoleum
Name: Gravesend Library and Information
Description: Gravesend Library is housed in a restored Edwardian building (1905) with many original features and a completely new building adjoining it (added in 2011).
Name: Morrisons
Description: This petrol station is the one at the Totton Morrisons superstore.
Name: Liverpool Food Hub
Description: Wholesale food market
Name: Saturday Market
Description: A local market with Food, hardware and Collectible Stalls - from 9am until 3pm
Name: Kettle Green Lane Grain Store
Description: Grain storage.
Description: ice station zebra sheepfold
Name: Sewage Pumping Station
Description: Pumps to Ipswich Cliff quay or Martlesham creek
Name: Delta International
Description: Import/export.
Description: Old Tollhouse (for hill)
Description: Date 1894
Name: Putney Leisure Centre
Description: This is a council pool & requires a membership almost all the time.
Name: Tesco Express
Description: This is the Tesco Maidstone Loose Road Express convenience store.
Name: Rosy Lee's Tearoom
Description: A small, friendly cafe serving a wide range of locally sourced food and drink.
Name: Deacon Hill Clump
Description: Distinctive land mark on hill top
Name: Sale Basin Inlet
Description: Emergency flood defence system
Name: Glatton Air Base Water Tower
Description: https://conington.cambs.info/album/detail.asp?GetAPicID=1020
Description: Childrens toilets
Description: Natural swimming pool
Description: 15cm diameter metal bars to secure the bike.
Name: Outside eating area
Description: Selection of the café is outside eating, also is where the main entrance is
Description: Parking 4
Name: Parking 3
Description: Parking 2
Name: K&M Convenience Store
Description: Convenience store that has been sold
Description: St James
Description: Water tower
Description: Grounds of The Roman Catholic Parish Church of Saint Mary’s Carlton and Selby
Name: Holway Woods
Description: Belongs to Dorset Wildlife Trust
https://www.dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk/nature-reserves/holway-woods
Name: Sandwell Park Hospital
Description: Sandwell Park is a mental health hospital for adults and older people, in Hartlepool.
Name: A.J. Brett & Co Ltd
Description: "Antique Furniture Restorers"
Name: The Old Chapel
Description: Wesleyan. 1887
Name: MCI UK Ltd
Description: Event management company.
Description: Coach House, Arabin House
Name: Chichester Hearing Care Centre
Description: Chichester Hearing Care Centre, part of the South East Hearing Care Centres organisation.
Name: Quarry Café & Community Fridge
Description: Volunteer-run café offering takeaway next to a public green space and community fridge providing food to those in need of support.
Name: Jubilee Orchard
Description: off-lead area for dogs
Description: House To South Of Park Cottage
Description: 6, Theydon Park Road
Description: 4, Theydon Park Road
Name: Old Green Farm Dairy
Description: Farm Shop selling raw milk and diary produce in threshing barn, dated 1841.
Description: Cottage. C17 with later alterations. Rubble, stone dressings, pantiled roof. Single room plan with rear outshut. 2 storeys and one window, C19 6-pane sashes, C17 plank and ridge door with 4-centred head, relieving arch to door and ground floor window, eas
Description: Off-street parking area
Description: Concrete water tower
Description: Farmhouse. Dated 1630/TS, north dairy wing added C18 with later alterations.
Name: Smardale & Waitby Nature Reserves car park
Description: Accessible spaces only for the Nature Reserve Car Park
Description: Dovecot. C17.
Description: Police station and former magistrates' court
Description: Free muncipal open-air parking, 12 hours maximum
Description: 5 and 6, Mount End
Description: 3, Mount End
Description: Barn to North West of Sawkins Farmhouse
Name: The Bear Trap
Description: Barham Youth Football Club Ground
Name: Strumpshaw Community Hall
Description: Village hall serving Strumpshaw and the surrounding area.
Name: Oliver's Copse
Description: Ancient protected forest
Description: Mount Farm Barn to East of House
Name: Bonne Route
Description: Wine Bar - Wine Shop
Description: 25, 26 and 27, Tawney Common
Description: Hexagonal outbuilding to East of Barn and North of Woodhatch Farmhouse
Description: Barn and attached outbuilding to North of Woodhatch Farm
Description: Cartlodge attached to barn to North of Woodhatch Farmhouse
Description: House. C16 origin, remodelled C17 and early C18, rear facade remodelled late C18, with alterations and additions c. 1930 by Harold Brakspear in same style.
Description: Barn to South West of Great Tawney Hall
Description: Outbuildings flanking drive to East of Great Tawney Hall
Description: Good Hotel substation
Name: South Foreland Lower Lighthouse
Description: built 1843, decommissioned in 1904, it is now in private ownership
Description: Barn to North West The Old Rectory
Description: Granary North of The Old Rectory
Description: Cartlodge to North of The Old Rectory
Description: Erection of 164 dwellings including new vehicular and pedestrian access, garages, parking, roads, footpaths, infrastructure, drainage and attenuation/detention basins, landscaping and open space.
Description: Outbuildings to North of Little Tawney Hall
Name: C and $
Description: Indian style clothing
Description: Fisherman's hut to South East of Hill Hall
Description: Outbuilding to North-West of Hill Hall
Name: Sir William And Lady Smyth
Description: Tombstone In churchyard of Church of St Michael approx 100 feet from South East corner of church to Sir William And Lady Smyth 1877
Description: Barn to North East of Peakes Farmhouse
Description: Barn to South East of Peakes Farmhouse
Name: Levy Memorial Ground
Description: The space is named after a former Hackney Councillor, Morry Levy
Name: Jetwash
Description: Jet wash compound, pay for token code inside PFS kiosk
Description: Planned housing development following clearance of factory remains.
Description: Barn to left of Brook Farmhouse
Name: Rolle Marquee
Description: Semi-permanent marquee
Description: Barn to North of Hydes Farmhouse
Description: Former King's College campus (1895-2006)
Description: 2020 Partial demolition of old Soil Pipes factory and remodelling/rebuilding as commercial uints
Description: Road bridge over the River Roding
Description: Barn 40 metres North of Piggotts Farmhouse
Description: The Maltsters Arms Public House
Description: Abridge Motor Spares;Robert Chappell, Butcher
Description: Building Immediately North East of Roding Restaurant
Description: BARN ADJOINING COBERLEY COURT
Description: BARN OPPOSITE UPPER FARMHOUSE
Name: Ruxley Food & Wine
Description: Small corner shop as well as a post office
Description: 2 barns and granary with stores. Late C18th.
Description: Estate cottage. Mid - C18th.
Description: Estate cottage. Early-mid C19th.
Description: Row of 4 estate cottages. Early C19th.
Description: Not Open on Market Days- mainly Saturday.
Name: Moog Tritech
Description: Tritech International Limited, is a high-technology business dedicated to providing the most reliable imaging and ancillary equipment for use in underwater applications.
See Website; https://www.tritech.co.uk/
Description: Coastal defence rocks
Description: Sacred Spring
Description: COTTAGE ADJOINING TUDOR COTTAGE TUDOR COTTAGE
Description: FORMER WASH HOUSE/SLAUGHTERHOUSE
Description: Proposed site with planning permission for 12 houses:https://www.thelondonoffice.co.uk/property-details/4711498/east-sussex/tn39-1
Description: Row of 3 estate cottages. Late C18.
Description: Barn, stables and outbuildings. Late C18 and mid C19.
Description: Farmhouse. Remodelled c.1830.
Description: Electricity sub-station
Name: Old Sea Bank
Description: Visible as long shallow banks, 350m long just north of Gilslake Fm, and 130m north from Chequers Fm. Medieval or post-Medieval flood defence from before area was fully drained in 19thC
Description: Stable block
Description: Bell tower/dovecot
Description: BARN AND OUTBUILDINGS
Name: Dowdeswell Village Hall
Description: village hall
Description: BATH HOUSE WITH FIRST FLOOR SUMMER HOUSE
Description: GATEHOUSE WITH FIRST FLOOR DOVECOT AND ATTACHED OPEN FRONTED STORE
Name: Dowdeswell Court
Description: Park
Description: Tithe Barn
Name: Park Brook Amenity Lake
Description: Artificial lake created 2003 for 20 fishing pegs and then given permission for water skiing (single boat) in Feb 2010. A/03/58045 etc.
Name: Norwegian Seamen's Church
Description: The Norwegian Church In London
Localized names: Sjømannskirken i London
Description: Cider barn of late C17, stable attached to east end of late C18.
Name: Cricket Pitch 7
Description: 1st XI and 2nd XI ground for Sawley & Long Eaton Park CC
Name: Cricket Pitch 6
Description: Junior Cricket Pitch (no.6) for Sawley & Long Eaton Park CC
Name: Cricket Pitch 5
Description: 3rd XI and Junior pitch (no5) for Sawley & Long Eaton Park CC
Name: Cricket Pitch 4
Description: Cricket pitch (no4)
Name: Cricket Pitch 1
Description: Cricket Pitch (no1) used by Long Eaton CC
Name: Cricket Pitch 3
Description: Cricket Pitch (no3) used by Long Eaton CC Juniors
Description: 5 a side
Description: Marked "Pp Ho" on streetview, "Engine House" on NLS map
Description: Threshing barn and stables
Description: Game larder to North of The Talbot
Description: Outbuilding by stream at rear of The Talbot
Description: Number 70 and adjoining cottage
Name: The Royal Oak Inn
Description: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1120603
Name: Paul Brunton Cricket Nets
Description: Cricket practice nets for Sawley Cricket Club
Description: Possibly built by William de Colerne, Abbot of Malmesbury from 1260-96, raised in height in C16 with later alterations and additions.
Name: The Drax Arms
Description: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1120601
Name: Louise Bradley
Description: Design Studio and flagship Showroom
Description: House. Mid C17, with block added and refenestrated C18, later additions and alterations.
Description: House. Late C18 with early C19 additions and c.1930 additions in same style. Limestone ashlar, wing to right rendered and scored to match ashlar, lead and slate roofs with stacks to each side of main block. Main block has side wings, originally flanking p
Description: Farmhouse, now hotel. Late C16, dated 1634 over front door, with later additions.
Description: 24 panels
Name: Isleworth Drawdock
Description: Drying out at low water
Description: Bakehouse/brewhouse. C18 with later additions and alterations.
Description: 3 cottages, formerly house. Mid/late C17, altered and extended, re-sashed mid-C19th.
Description: House. Datestone M/IE/1688.
Name: MRF
Description: Materials Research Facility
Name: Cobdown Stadium
Description: K Sports FC
Description: Practice chipping green
Name: AIM Martial Arts
Description: Martial Arts club situated on first floor above Manhattan Club. Entry via front doors of Manhattan Club
Name: Lawford Green
Description: Village Green
Description: Hunting lodge
Name: Le Petit Beefbar
Description: Former Blenheim pub (1899). Closed 2003 becoming Tom’s Kitchen in November 2006.