NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Description: Private Parking
Name: Saltford Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: New Close Quarry
Description: Galliard or Calliard, is a compact sandstone with splintery fracture giving it a slate-like quality
Name: All Saints, Farnley
Description: Mid-Victorian chapel build on an earlier site, possibly Roman
Name: Farnley Hall
Description: Originally built in early C17th and added to. Home of the Fawkes of Farnley family.
Name: St Oswald
Description: Grade 1 listed building of Norman or earlier foundation. The first church was built soon after 1100AD and much of it remains.
Name: The Blue Barn
Description: Agricultral and pet feed depot
Name: Pelstone Cobbles
Description: Former Victorian coach-house and stables. Was aBed & Breakfast, now close
Description: Formerly part of Otley Mills. Demolished Feb 2018
Name: Derrydiddle Mill
Description: industrial revolution factory
Name: Lodge
Description: Previous lodge house to Otley Manor House.
Name: Dobblers Inn
Localized descriptions: tiled
Description: Unknown building (barn?) shown on OS 1:25k but no longer visible on aerial imagery
Name: Barracks Lane Meadow
Description: From old maps this tiny site is the last part of ancient Cowley Common. It would have been rough grazed, then transformed to a mowing regime for the sports field for Cowley Bus Station, which reserved the original species.
Description: School playing fields
Name: Riverside Car Park - Disabled only
Description: This is a disabled only car park located next to the River Ribble at Edisford Bridge in Clitheroe.
Name: Mardale Road Car Park
Description: This is a long stay car park.
Name: Fulneck Golf Club
Description: 9 hole Par 33
Name: King George V Playing Fields
Description: 9 football pitches. Area shares its name with the former public house which was demolished in early 2010
Description: New Part-Buy Housing Estate
Description: Joseph Rowntree School playing fields
Name: The Graham Draycott Pavilion
Description: The Graham Draycott Pavilion: Sawley Cricket Club. This is used by the 3rd and 4th XI teams, and their Junior section.
Description: Unmarked bays on suitable for up to four cars
Name: New Era Estate
Description: Being prepared for demolition and re-construction: 2026-07-18
Name: Downham Car Park
Description: Free Parking
Description: Hangar for painting and aircraft maintenance
Description: Sawley Schools
Description: Historically was a Bowling Green
Name: North Street Car Park
Description: This is a long stay car park in Clitheroe.
Description: Runway approach
Name: Firs Park
Description: 15 acre public park gifted to community by local mill owner in early 1920s.
Name: Cossall estate raised bed
Description: Community growing raised bed on the Cossall Estate
Name: Stondon Lower School
Description: Stondon (109469) & Shillington (109480) Lower Schools are federated together.
Name: Rowan
Description: HR, CIS, teaching spaces
Name: Perry Barr Household Waste Recycling Centre
Description: 24/7 closed
Name: The Burgess Hill Academy
Description: Secondary School
Name: LVS Hassocks
Description: Special School
Name: Varndean School
Description: Secondary School
Name: Dorothy Stringer School
Description: Secondary School
Name: South Downs Nurseries
Description: Garden Centre
Name: Downlands Community School
Description: Comprehensive Secondary
Name: Bleakfield Shaw
Description: Woodland park
Description: Cooling pond
Description: Shooting Lodge
Name: Silkworks
Description: new residential flats
Name: Ladywell Water Tower
Description: water tower (disused)
Name: Grove Park Sidings
Description: train_shed
Name: Holborn Muslim Community & Welfare Association
Description: Women’s toilet and wudu. Query whether prayer space would be available as of right or only on request
Name: Shooting Supplies Ltd
Description: Shooting Supplies Ltd are the Midlands Leading Gun Shop and online supplier of Shooting products & supplies
Name: Crispin Hall
Description: Crispin Hall first opened in 1885. Recently refurbished. As well as the de facto village hall, the building also houses a local crafts shop, a dance studio, a modern florist and a café. Wheelchair access is possible to the hall, the cafe and the florist.
Name: The Falstaff
Localized descriptions: stone
Name: Roman House
Description: Private Student Accommodation
Name: The Brunswick
Localized descriptions: stone
Name: Billingham Green
Description: Park, Place of relaxation
Description: P&O Bonded warehouse
Name: Rishton Welding and Engineering
Description: Profiled metal modern unit.
Description: Previously a Shopping Arcade and Business Centre, now open space yet to be developed.
Description: Peugeot Distribution
Name: Rosalind Franklin Laboratory
Description: Government Lab for National Health Security Agency
Name: Wolviston Duck Pond
Description: Local Duck Pond
Description: Yuppy flats around Chesterfield Canal basin
Name: Eshton Hall
Description: Converted into apartments
Description: Atos Origin
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Name: Holiday Inn Express
Description: Holiday Inn Express
Description: Locked at 17:30
Description: Former sunken reservoir - now converted into a luxury home
Description: Caravan storage
Name: Magnet
Description: Trade shop.
Name: Isobel House
Description: This building consists of an apartment building on top of some shops.
Lifts: 2 1970s Bennie lifts modernised by Lester Lifts
Name: Guildhall
Description: 13th century Franciscan Friary church, known as Greyfriars.
Name: Chichester Castle
Description: Castle mound or motte survives as an earthwork.
Description: Bowling Club
Name: The Picture House
Description: Picture framing
Name: York Crown Court
Description: Built 1773-7 by John Carr of York.
Name: Colet Court
Description: Built in 1890 as a preparatory school for St. Paul's School.
Description: Small fishing lake
Name: Aldersey Green Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: Jack's Lake
Description: Old gravel pit
Name: Bell House
Description: Grade II listed house, once home to "King" David Hartley leader of a C18th Cragg Vale Coiners gold coin countertfeiting gang
Name: Bishopthorpe Palace
Description: Official residence of the Archbishop of York from 1241 to the present day.
Name: Hartland Abbey
Description: Historic country house. Last entry at 15:45
Name: Kings Hill Park
Description: Kings Hill Park
Description: Pay and Display public car park
Name: Yorkshire Clinic
Description: Private hospital
Name: Hangar 3
Description: Contains the War in the Air exhibition.
Description: Cellular Tower (Orange)
Description: Originally the George and Dragon Pub, more recently Simply Indian restaurant, the building has now been converted to residential accommodation.
Description: Private fishing.
Description: This building contains the shaft for the Thames Water Ring Mains tunnel.
Description: Stone Pillars
Name: Costa
Description: This is the Costa Coffee Sittingbourne store.
Name: CeX
Description: This store is the CeX Sittingbourne SU37 store.
Name: St Mary's Abbey
Description: Ruined Benedictine abbey (Source: Wikipedia:en)
Description: Common
Description: No fee but suggested donation to support Discovery Centre.
Name: Ash, Stoney Castle and Henley Park Ranges
Description: Closed during military use - see https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/south-east-training-estate-firing-times
Description: Former Goldenhill Golf Course. Probably going to be sold for development
Name: Former Earls Court Exhibition Centre
Description: To be developed by Delancey and Transport for London https://theearlscourtdevelopmentcompany.com
Name: Pole Star Foods
Description: Company dissolved Aug 2017
Name: Burnham-on-Crouch Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Name: Sutton Coldfield Cricket And Hockey Club
Description: cricket_pavilion
Name: New Hall Hotel & Spa Pitch & Putt
Description: 9 hole Pitch & Putt
Name: Blackwater Forge
Description: Remains of 16th century forge wheel pit.
Name: Maxwell Lodge
Description: Retirement/sheltered housing. 51 flats. Built in 2014. Sizes 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom non-resident management staff and community alarm service. lift, lounge, laundry, guest facilities, garden. Leasehold. Developed by Churchill Retirement Living
Name: Huws Gray
Description: Builders merchant
Name: A F Howland Associates
Description: Geotechnical Engineers
Name: Elmbridge Community Hub
Description: old library
Name: BP
Description: This petrol station is called "BP Vineyard Service Station".
Name: Newchurch Moors Nature Reserve
Description: The rich tapestry of habitats, from floodplain meadow to grazed pasture, marshland, fen, river and woodland, creates a home for species such as barn owl, buzzard and dormice.
Name: Marie Curie Field of Dreams
Description: Field of yellow daffodils in spring
Localized names: Q7186
Name: Cambridge Ward
Description: electoral ward boundary slightly different to city. Formerly mapped as city so left as legacy mapping.
Description: Much younger wood
Name: The Golden Eagle
Localized descriptions: Rough wood
Description: Victoria Halls Student Accomidation
Name: Oshwal House
Description: Grade II Listed Building built by Benjamin Cherry in 1859 incorporating material from "Gobions" in Brookmans Park. From 1931 to 1980 it was owned by The Greyhound Racing Association who then sold it to The Oshwal Association of The U.K.
Description: Before and After School Club
Description: Koi Pond/Water Feature
Name: St John's Methodist Church
Description: Also includes St John's Methodist Church Hall
Name: Bowden Court
Description: LHA London Hostel
Name: Pendarves Wood
Description: Access Land (Right to roam)
Description: Green courtyard with learning pond.
Name: ISO Energy Ltd
Description: isoenergy specialises in specifying, installing and commissioning high quality ecologically sustainable heating and energy systems.
Name: Deepdale Pond
Description: There has not been a permanent pond here since the evening of October the 1st 1917, when there was a major explosion at a nearby munitions factory.
Name: Tynedale Golf Cub
Description: 9 hole Par 35
Description: Stapleford Library car park
Name: Saint William's College
Description: Building built 1465-67 as home for chantry priests of the Cathedral
Description: edge of horse-race track
Description: karting circuit
Name: Sandown Park Golf Centre
Description: 9 Hole Par 35 + Pitch & Putt
Name: Sunset Cinema
Description: 4D Cinema
Name: The Coconut Tree
Description: Sri Lankan restaurant replaces the Pickled Pig
Description: Stortford Villas
Name: TW Perfection
Description: Skin Specialists
Name: Alamgeer Foods Limited
Description: Food and spices importer and wholesaler
Name: Budgens
Description: This Budgens store is the"Fairlands Avenue" store.
Name: Grange-over-Sands
Description: Grange over Sands Railway Station
Name: Ashling Pavilion
Description: Sports pavilion and nursery
Name: Family Fish Bar & Kebab House
Description: Fish & chips and kebab takeaway
Name: DRS Car Parts
Description: Used car parts from broken down cars.
Name: Crawford Centre
Description: Adult day care centre for people with learning disabilities
Name: No. 1 London Square
Description: London Square in Guildford is a set of 3 headquarter office buildings set against one another with open lawned areas and parking spaces. Central location that’s only 3 minutes’ walk to London Road rail station.
Name: No. 3 London Square
Description: London Square in Guildford is a set of 3 headquarter office buildings set against one another with open lawned areas and parking spaces. Central location that’s only 3 minutes’ walk to London Road rail station.
Name: No. 2 London Square
Description: London Square in Guildford is a set of 3 headquarter office buildings set against one another with open lawned areas and parking spaces. Central location that’s only 3 minutes’ walk to London Road rail station.
Description: disused gravel workings
Name: Bridge Church
Description: Previously called Salem Chapel then Congregational Church
Name: All Saints Court
Description: former Otley Secondary Modern School building.
Name: Union Court
Description: sheltered accommodation for the eldlerly
Name: Barnards
Description: Coffee house & restaurant.
Name: Parkers
Description: DIY & Garden machinery. Sales service spares.
Name: St Mary's Church
Description: 12th century church.
Description: Farm reservoir
Description: Fishing pond
Name: Gt Oakley Fishery
Description: Fishing pond
Name: Sewing Belle
Description: Sewing classes and workshops
Name: Telford Hotel And Golf Resort
Description: 18 hole Par 72
Name: Henry E. Davis
Description: Physician & Surgeon
Name: W.E. Gallagher
Description: Jobmaster. Horses and Carriages for hire
Description: Roof over "Spry" Severn Trow
Description: Roof over steam engine
Name: R.D.Turner
Description: General Blacksmith
Name: A.F. Blakemore & Son
Description: Grocer
Name: Hoist House
Description: Hoist house containing the steam driving the hoist.
Name: R. Nevett
Description: Mason & Builder
Description: Ironworks Office
Name: S.V. Woolley
Description: Carpenter, Wheelwright & Undertaker
Name: Taylor's Hole
Description: Approx 0.3km long narrow freshwater perch fishing lake at side of former railway near Pennington Junction and in existence for at least 150 years.  Was leased from Wigan Council to fishing group in the 1960s.
Description: Garages and services associated with park.
Description: Fly fishing lake
Name: Hall's Lake
Description: Old gravel pit, fishing
Name: Jerry's Lake
Description: Old gravel pit, fishing
Name: Toad Hall Caravan Site
Description: Caravan, Motorhome and Camping Site
Name: Harewood House
Description: Family seat of the Lascelles family. 18th Century palace with extensive gardens.
Localized names: ˈhɑːrwʊd ˈhaʊs ən ˈɡɑːdnz
Name: Christ Church
Description: We are Christ’s Church – we belong to Jesus because He has called us and gathered us as a congregation. King Jesus is alive, and reigns and rules through His word. He is calling a people to Himself from all tribes, tongues and nations.
Description: Koi carp lake
Description: Holiday Cottage
Description: Former "Miners Arms" pub, now residential cottages
Name: Sir John Soane's Museum
Description: Formerly the home of neo-classical architect John Soane. It holds many drawings and architectural models of Soane's projects and a large collection of paintings, sculptures, drawings, and antiquities that he acquired over many years.
Localized names: Sir John Soane's Museum; ジョン・ソーン博物館
Name: Disused Services - PERMANENTLY CLOSED
Description: Disused Services - PERMANENTLY CLOSED
Description: Northbound
Description: Communal area
Description: Communal building
Name: Transfer Shed
Description: Engine & Goods [gauge] Transfer Shed for Broad Gauge
Name: Skinderella
Description: Body piercing, tattoo removal, etc.
Name: West Herts College
Description: Hemel Hempstead Campus
Description: Otterbourne (disused)
Name: Defence Academy Golf Course
Description: 18 hole Par 70 (6 holes sharing fairways)
Name: North Shore Golf Course
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: Willesden and St Marylebone Sea Cadets/TS Bicester/Kilburn Tin Tabernacle
Description: Grade 2 listed Tin Tabernacle built in 1863. Interior transformed in 1964 to TS Bicester
Description: Cemetery chapel
Name: FISH Centre
Description: This building is used a polling station during elections. it is also used for weekly meetings of elderly people run by the charity FISH.
Name: Preston Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: Kempton Park Primary Filter House
Description: Built 1929 as part of the expansion of Kempton Park Water Works.
Name: Play Golf Colchester (Lexden Wood Golf Course)
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Name: The Moseley Medical Centre
Description: Two houses by architect Owen Percy Parsons 1901, converted into a single medical centre
Name: Covered Reservoirs
Description: Colwick DSR Outlet No. 1 & 2 (?)
Name: Holywell Music Room
Description: Oxford's chamber music hall
Name: Turner House
Description: It is an international chain of bakery-restaurants.
Description: disused, ex library, under offer
Name: Rykneld View Nursing Home
Description: Dementia Care
Name: Lam Manor
Description: Dementia Care
Description: Harwell Recreational Society Sports Pavilion
Name: St. Michaels & All Saints
Description: Dates from 12th century; famous for its rood loft; pews by Thompson of Kilburn (look for carved mice)
Description: Viewing Area
Name: Calverley Golf & Country Club
Description: 18 hole Par 68
Name: Cranleigh Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 68
Name: Knotty Hill Golf Centre
Description: 18 hole Par 72 Princes Course & 18 hole Par 72Bishops Course & 18 hole Par 63 Dukes Course
Name: Gang Warily Recreation Centre Pitch & Putt
Description: 9 hole Pitch & Putt
Name: Tizard
Description: Institue of Sound and Vibration Research
Name: The Newdigate
Description: large family friendly food led place
Name: Wheatley Rakes
Description: Remnant of larger C19th wood "High Wood"
Name: Aldi
Description: Building originally constructed in 1990 for Budgens supermarket. Remodelled by Aldi in 2007. https://www.biggleswadehistory.org.uk/research/roads/bonds-lane-palace-street-foundry-lane/
Name: South London Gallery
Description: The South London Gallery is a contemporary art gallery.
Description: garage
Description: garden buildings
Name: Nine Acre Wood
Description: Managed by The Woodland Trust
Name: The Guildhall
Localized descriptions: Guildhall and Associated Caves
Name: Speedy
Description: Tool, plant, specialist hire equipment and support services
Name: Acton Court
Description: A Tudor courtier's house, dating largely from 1534-5 and the 1540s, with a mid-C16 gateway and flank walls circa 40m to the east of the house.
Name: Drayton Park Golf Club (Abingdon)
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Name: Robins & Day
Description: Car Dealer
Name: Aston Hill XC Loop
Description: cross country
Name: Humberston Country Club Golf Course
Description: 9 hole Par 34
Name: Reading Scout and Guide Shop
Description: Shop for Scouting and Guiding uniforms and equipment
Name: Mond Mausoleum
Description: Maosoleum to family of German born chemist and industrialist Ludwig Mond (1839-1909)
Name: Wilton Place Car Park
Description: First hour free (ticket required). Also free 18:00-08:00 and on Sundays and Bank Holidays.
Name: Northgate Street Car Park
Description: First hour free (ticket required). Also free 18:00-08:00 and on Sundays and Bank Holidays.
Name: Lower Bath Street Car Park
Description: First hour free (ticket required). Also free 18:00-08:00 and on Sundays and Bank Holidays.
Description: Car park for leisure center, re-imburstment of fees.
Name: The Co-operative Food
Description: This store is called "Woodbridge Hill's Coop" and is a 'blue' Coop.
Name: Albion Centre Car Park
Description: First hour free (ticket required). Also free 18:00-08:00 and on Sundays and Bank Holidays.
Name: Station Road Car Park
Description: First hour free (ticket required). Also free 18:00-08:00 and on Sundays and Bank Holidays.
Name: Chapel Street Car Park
Description: First hour free (ticket required). Also free 18:00-08:00 and on Sundays and Bank Holidays.
Name: East Street Car Park
Description: First hour free (ticket required). Also free 18:00-08:00 and on Sundays and Bank Holidays.
Name: Baker Street Car Park
Description: First hour free (ticket required). Also free 18:00-08:00 and on Sundays and Bank Holidays.
Description: A dome shaped building that stores salt for salting roads
Description: Guildford, Merrow, Bushey Hill & Charlotteville
Name: Knauf
Description: Plasterboard Factory
Name: Woodhall Hills Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: Bath House
Description: Used by female prisoners in the Castle prison to wash clothes and other items.
Name: Cooling Station
Description: Cooling Station J: Wells Way
Description: Former United Reformed Church
Name: Etone School
Description: Technology,Language, Vocational College
Name: Aladdin's
Description: Cafe and second hand furniture shop
Name: NRTL
Description: Nuneaton Roof Truss Limited
Name: C.K.S. Precision Limited,Production,Prototype,Tooling
Description: CNC and Convential Manufacture
Name: Smih & Hughes
Description: Accident repairs and Paint refinishers
Name: South East London Combined Heat & Power
Description: SELCHP waste mass-burn incinerator
Name: Finnbar’s Force Family Support Centre
Description: Supporting children and Families affected by childhood cancer
Name: Brewery Arts Centre
Description: Theatre, cinema and art gallery venue
Name: SoHo Design
Description: Small Office Design Engineering
Name: Harrison-Randall
Description: Precision Welding Engineers
Description: vacant,to let
Description: Safe Way Lifting
Description: Former public house converted to residency.
Description: Decoy pond
Name: Five Villages Pharmacy
Description: General chemists, medical goods, perfumes, travel inoculations, pharmacy counter
Name: Biggleswade Academy
Description: Biggleswade Academy provides education for children aged 2-13, organised on 2 sites: Lower School (Reception/KS1, 4-7 years + 'Ivel Valley') + Mead End (KS2 + KS3, 8-13 years). See site for address/contacts.
Description: Workshop on ground floor with residence on first floor accessed by external stairs on west side.
Name: Mariott Worsley Park Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: Eaton Vale Activity Centre
Description: Scout & Guide activity centre
Name: Sainsbury's Local
Description: Accessible facilities and services: Assistance dogs welcome Colleague assistance available Induction loops
Description: Site of a number of KWS crop trials
Description: Formerly a School, then Registery Office, now converted to several homes
Name: Trebah
Description: Private beach, access only from Trebah Manor gardens. This was an embarkation hard for the D-Day landings at Omaha and Utah beaches for the US 29th Infantry Division.
Name: Trent College Chapel
Description: Trent College chapel
Name: Orchard Mission
Description: Founded 1887 by the Ragged School Union
Name: Unite Students - Moorfield Student Accomodation
Description: formerly Victoria Hall
Name: Collingwood Centre
Description: Health and Community Centre
Description: Former Wesleyan chapel
Name: Foxholes Long Stay
Description: Closes at 19:00 from November to March
Name: Persepolis
Description: Middle Eastern Restaurant
Description: Disused gravel pit
Name: Matthew
Description: Replica of the English ship that discovered North America in 1497.
Name: Museum of Lancashire
Description: Currently closed due to funding issues.
Description: Christ Church graveyard
Name: Samuel Worth Chapel
Description: Event space for hire
Name: Cotmanhay Nursery, Infant & Junior Schools
Description: Cotmanhay Schools
Name: Knaresborough Castle
Description: Norman castle, largely dismantled by the Parliamentarians during Civil War
Description: Part of Painshill Landscape Garden
Description: Post Office in RAF Camp, but open to public.
Name: Former clubhouse
Description: Clubhouse and driving range of former Golf Centre largely destroyed by fire in 2020
Name: Ship Inn
Description: Coaching inn. C17 with later alterations and additions.
Name: Midland Hotel
Description: Both hotel and pub are currently closed
Description: Golf practise area
Description: Outdoor Tennis Courts
Description: The 36 Group
Name: Telephone exchange
Description: FTTC Exchange
Name: Town Council Offices
Description: Built and used as a courthouse until 1999
Name: Pig & Tail
Description: derelict: restoration underway Nov 2014
Description: Sheds
Description: Dorm Block
Description: Kitchen + main hall
Description: Games Block
Name: The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Description: World-leading drama school offering conservatoire training and research in drama, theatre and performance.
Description: open year round but without nets in winter
Description: 1940s bombsite, Overgrown with brambles
Description: Disused chicken sheds
Name: Bramshaw Golf Course
Description: 18 hole Par 71 Manor Course & 18 hole Par 69 Forest Course
Description: old site of Parkside centre
Name: Index Office
Description: Office supplies
Name: The Flower Shop
Description: Specialists in weddings and funerals