NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Description: Seaton Wetlands toilets. Disabled access toilet, unisex toilets and urinals.
Name: Daska House
Description: A 10 storey central block with a lower 3 storey perimeter block with at least one basement level. It is used for retail, residential and office use, and public car parking.
Description: Former Post Office
Description: Former Bank with flats above, 1909 by Reginald Blomfield.
Name: The Builder's Arms
Description: Built to serve the needs of masons and workmen employed in the construction of St. Luke's church opposite, erected 1820-24, it later served as the tap for Matthews & Cannings Anchor Brewery which stood next door. The brewery was taken over by Whitbread in
Description: Mechanics/garage used to be here. It was knocked down and the site has been left blank for some time. 2020 however, housing development is under construction.
Description: Driveway to garages on south side and entrance to site on north side.
Name: Ninestiles Academy Recreation Ground
Description: outdoor field behind Ninestiles Academy
Name: Memorial Garden
Description: This is a changing memorial garden with the same place and purpose but the flowers change every year
Name: Broadway House
Description: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1333274
Description: Outbuilding to left of Skinners Farmhouse
Description: click & collect
Description: an outdoor pen for dogs
Description: Colemans Farm barn to South West of Farmhouse
Description: Brusselton Engine House. A static steam engine hauled coal trucks up and down the Brusselton Incline
Description: Proposed allotment site
Description: Small Play park for young children
Name: Soundborough
Description: barn and open-fronted store
Description: outbuildings
Description: OPEN FRONTED OUTBUILDING
Description: BARN, STABLEBLOCK, GRANARY/SMITHY AND KENNEL
Description: barn and stables
Description: Covered seating area
Description: Marshy, floods on a very high tide
Description: Roundabout with paved footpath in cross formation, a distinctive lamp-post in the centre.
Description: Vet
Description: Weeland Road
Name: Crystal Palace
Description: Ward of the London Borough of Bromley
Name: Champion Hill
Description: London Borough of Southwark Ward
Description: Farnham Common play area
Description: Adjacent to 9 Minnis Road, Birchington
Name: Armoury Square
Description: Walkway of personalised engraved granite plaques
Description: BARN/COLUMBARIUM
Description: COACH HOUSE
Description: Moat House moated site
Description: Green space.
Description: spring building
Description: CIDER HOUSE AND STABLE
Name: Holgate Basketball Court
Description: Used informally by local children and adults, and formally by schools and groups.
Name: Hill House School (Lower, Middle and Upper School)
Description: Lower, Middle and Upper School
Description: Grassy mound
Name: Freya's Spinney
Description: Woodland Tust funded "Jubilee Wood". Woodland planted to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's 2012 Diamond Jubilee.
Name: Hole Farm
Description: Woogate Valley Urban Farm
Description: Dated 1726
Name: Urrist Barn Moated Site
Description: Moated site and fishpond
Description: Moat and fishpond
Description: circket pavillion
Description: CARETAKER'S RESIDENCE AT THE ENTRANCE TO ULLENWOOD MANOR
Description: Former regional seat of government site civil defence bunker
Description: Large concrete cubes
Description: 1 Mallards ASHP
Description: Staff Residence
Description: Classroom
Description: club guarden
Description: Staff's residence
Description: chicken coop
Description: Old brick built water butt
Description: Garages/pool house
Description: Overgrown horse jump field.
Name: Nicholas Haslam
Description: Showroom & Head Office. Decorative antiques, furniture, fabric and an extensive lighting range.
Name: Rose Uniacke
Description: Rose Uniacke is a British interior designer, furniture and product designer and specialist in antiques.
Name: Brook Chalk Pit(Disused)
Description: Old chalk quarry
Description: Building dated 2009
Description: Sheep pens
Description: Mobile home
Name: The Plough
Description: A pub that dates back to the 18th century and went through several incarnations before being restored to The Plough in 2019
Description: Football ground stand
Description: Teenage zone
Name: Abbotts Manor Dairy
Description: Cattle maternity wing, no dairy operation
Description: Former lifeboat station 1865-1929, converted to house early 1930s.
Name: Statue of Charles II
Description: Commissioned by the royal servant Tobias Rustat, presented to the King in 1682 and installed in the Royal Hospital in 1692. Gilding removed 1782 and restored 2002.
Dressed as Roman soldier
Name: The battery of guns
Description: includes guns captured at the Battle of Waterloo (1815)
Description: Derelict, roofless
Name: Collyers Yard
Description: Industrial units
Description: Windscreen repair bay.
Description: rangery at Yew Trees (formerly listed under Downend) ST 67 NW 1/205 30.5.75. II 2. Late C18 or early C19. Tetrastyle Doric portico with pediment. Ashlar built. Small paned sashes and double doors. Plain sides. New glazed roof. Interior: 3 small niches.
Name: Soane's Stable Block
Description: The Guardhouse is the oldest building within the West
Road Site, dating from c.1690.
Name: The Laurels School
Description: The Laurels School is an independent school with a Catholic ethos for girls aged 11-18.
Description: cider house
Description: dovecote
Name: Lavender Lodge
Description: Part of The Greenway Hotel and Spa. It is guest accommodation.
Description: Mixed woodland used for paintballing
Description: Barn. Cl7, C18 possible earlier origins.
Description: Farmhouse. Late medieval origins, C17 extensions, dated B/TE/1698.
Description: House. Late C18/early C19, may contain earlier work.
Description: Former home of Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olviier (1936-55)
Description: Used as a World War Two training centre for Auxiliary Units.
Description: Lychgate. Late C19. Oak, stone slates.
Description: Gazebo. Mid C18. Roughcast, slate pavilion roof behind parapet. One room on each of 2 storeys, gardeners hut below has plain door, above entrance front has moulded plinth, 1 glazing bar sash to each other side,½ glazed door, moulded cornice, 2 urns.
Description: lunge pen
Name: Shepherd's Close
Description: This site has been a focus for the local community. Local
people put forward their ideas for the design, named the
woodland and helped with the planting. An open area
of grassland serves as an events area and a community
orchard has been planted in one co
Name: Marker's Huts
Description: part of the old romsey rifle range
Name: Heather Brickworks Wood
Description: Planted in 2004 by Hanson Building Products Ltd, the
wood consists of oak, ash, birch and willow with an area
of grassland. Wetland areas, a new hedge and bird and
bat boxes further enhance the biodiversity of the site.
Description: Farmhouse. C17 with C18 additions and C19 and C20 alterations.
Description: Two solar PV arrays on the roof of Barking fire station
Description: This wood is filled with informal cycle tracks and obstacles for jumping off, presumably for BMX riders.
Name: Oxfam
Description: Accepts: Clothing, Books, Music, Shoes, Homewares
Description: Large (permanent?) heap of gravel
Description: A platform barrow and two bowl barrows forming a linear barrow group SSE of Offham Hill
Description: planted area
Name: Albion Groyne
Description: Grade 2 listed.
Name: Hill Top Caravans
Description: caravan storage
Description: Small reservoir used by Hillier Nurseries
Description: CASTLE BARN AND OPEN FRONTED STORE
Description: THE CORN MILL AND MILL WHEEL
Description: stable
Description: Two bowl barrows
Description: stabling/store
Description: OPEN FRONTED STORE
Description: BARN AND SHELTER SHED, SLADE BARN FARM
Description: BARN, FORMER STABLE AND PIGSTIES
Name: Broadlands House
Description: Country house at the centre of the Broadlands Estate. Owned by Lord Norton Philip Louis Knatchbull, Baron Brabourne, occasionally open to the public.
Name: Dupath Well
Description: This charming well house of c. 1500 stands over an ancient spring believed to cure whooping cough. Built by the Augustinian canons of nearby St Germans priory, it houses the remains of an immersion pool for cure-seekers.
Localized names: Fenten Hynsladron
Name: Erpingham Union Workhouse
Description: This is all that's left, (the hospital wing), of the much larger grand workhouse building nicknamed Beckham Palace.
Name: Three Trees Campsite
Description: Adults-only campsite in Sleepy Hollow.
Name: Carlyle's House
Description: Thomas Carlyle's House. National Trust property.
Name: Manor Sports Ground
Description: Dogs permitted off the lead in this area
Description: Kind of like a sad pathetic attempt at a community area. It's paved, has a few trees and it kinda lumpy
Name: Leighterton Church Cemetery
Description: Contains the graves of 23 Australian Airmen killed in First World War.
Description: Bourton Road Playground
Name: Budd's Wall
Description: Sea wall
Name: Barn Cottage
Description: SALTWAY BARN AND THE ADJOINING CARTSHED
Description: stable block
Description: BARN AND SINGLE STOREY STORE
Description: GATEHOUSES, GATE PIERS AND GATES
Description: BARN AND ADJOINING STABLE, WOODLANDS FARM
Name: Withington Roman Villa
Description: Romano-British villa at Withington, Romano-British building at Manor Court Field and associated features
Description: PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL AND RAILINGS
Description: dovecot
Description: FORMER WASH HOUSE
Name: Banbury Cross Health Parking
Description: Westbar Surgery Car Park
Name: The Glebe
Description: Former London Board School (1874).
Name: Banbury Charter and Farmer's Markets
Description: Banbury Covered Market
Description: Plaque "Albert Cottage 1856"
Name: Spark Etail
Description: Warehouse fulfilment for Ethical Superstore, Natural Collection, and other online stores.
Name: Nu-Vu Chinese Take Away
Description: Local delivery delivery charge applies.
Description: Dated 1897
Name: Leigh Park Housing Office
Description: Landlord and support function to Portsmouth City Council tenants in the Leigh Park, Crookhorn and Wecock Farm areas, including money advice, rent collection, tenancy management, management of anti-social behaviour, repairs and maintenance, cleaning and ga
Description: Ramp for delivery lorries to make deliveries
Name: Hillsborough Farm
Description: Boscastle Hillsborough Farm Cottages
Description: Conservation headland.
Description: Historically an area of allotment gardens
Description: Converted Barn
Description: Renovated Farmhouse
Name: Boscastle Farmshop
Description: Farmshop, Restaurant, Cafe and play area
Description: Rebuilt detached house on existing plot on New Lane.
Description: Practice area chipping green
Name: Race Box
Description: This structure is the race box for the London Corinthian Sailing Club (LCSC).
Description: new plantings
Description: New plantings
Name: Deakin Yard
Description: Fox covert/Rough
Name: 800 Wood
Description: Planted with 15,000 trees to mark the 800th anniversary of the University in 2009
Name: Barnklubb
Description: Former Moravian Church
Name: Disused Reservoir Filled-In
Description: was active in the 1930s. can't confirm exact years active previous and after. Lends its self to the lane name 'Water Lane'
Name: Warmwell Caravan Park
Description: Warmwell Caravan Park in Dorset is a Holiday Park for Seasonal Pitches. The Holiday Park has seasonal pitches for Static Caravan Holiday Homes, Lodges and Seasonal pitches for Touring Caravans.
Description: Grouse shooting car park
Description: for Caravan Park
Name: Cinnabar
Description: "Coffee, kitchen, bar, hotel"
Name: Project Colt
Description: Project Colt offer an alternative recovery support service for people living with addiction.
Name: JDT Utilities
Description: Head Office of Utility Mains Installation and Replacement Company, in South West & London areas.
Name: (former Marsh Lane TSL)
Description: Replaced by Neville Hill TSC as part of TRUP.
Name: College Park Court
Description: Former College Park Hotel. This pub closed in the early 1990s and is now used as housing.
Description: Ruins of a building.
Description: Ruins of old well about 10 feet deep rubbish in bottom, concrete slab mostly covers it.
Description: climbing structure for stoats
Description: Multiple houses in the same building.
Name: Starborough Castle
Description: Built on the site of the first castle.
Name: DH1 Storage
Description: Container Self Storage
Description: https://bdaily.co.uk/articles/2018/03/22/construction-underway-on-54-home-salford-scheme-spanning-three-sites
Name: Dirties
Description: "Mexican street food and basement bar"
Name: HHB Communications Ltd
Description: Audio and video equipment supplier.
Name: James Wellesley
Description: bespoke interior joinery.
Name: PHS Teacrate
Description: Teacrate are the crate rental company supplying plastic crates.
Name: Bridal Sewing Rooms
Description: Bridal alterations specialists
Name: South Administration block
Description: Former Infirmary (1905)
Description: attenuation pond
Name: The Ark Northampton
Description: Vegan cafe at weekends, incredible views and homemade food. Boat is available for private hire for any occasion from birthdays to weddings.
Name: Bury Camp
Description: An earthwork site once interpreted as being a Roman Legionary fortress; though now thought to be a probable Iron Age hillfort. Late Bronze Age and Iron Age pottery and a Roman pottery sherds have been found here. The site was later incorporated into Burgh
Name: Butter Cross
Description: Stone steps using old masonry, 2 high rubble stone steps serving as plinth to top section made up of Perpendicular style window head in two blocks, infilled below.
Name: Tramwaymens Bus Shelter
Description: Grade II listed building. Circa 1893 purpose-built tramwaymens' shelter built for tramwaymen of the London Tramway Company who had extended trams to South End Green by 1886.
Name: Linton Heights Junior School
Description: Linton Heights Junior School
Name: The Droylsden Centre
Description: Retail Centre
Description: PAPI left side runway 25
Description: PAPI right side runway 25
Description: EMAS (engineered materials arresting system)
Description: PAPI right side runway 07
Description: PAPI left side runway 07
Name: Bransbury Manor
Description: Barton Stacey, Test Valley, Hampshire, SO21
Name: Hill Barn
Description: Barn with roof but no walls, for storage
Description: Doghole Mine - lead mine very active in 1700s mining the Doghole Vein. Buildings and engine shaft. The 240 feet engine shaft was completed in 1774.
the shaft still smoulders and has for many many years.
Description: Solar PV array on Acton fire station
Description: Formal Lidi and Norman's site
Name: Golf Course Allotments Shop
Description: Shop for members only
Name: Golf Course Allotments Compost Toilet
Description: Compost toilet
Name: Kent Road Playground Verge
Description: Frequently mown grassland under oak trees.
Description: Ponies.
Name: ROC Post Long Ashton
Description: Royal Observer Corps cold war nuclear fallout shelter and monitoring post. Operational 1960 to 1968.
Name: ROC Post Portishead
Description: Royal Observer Corps cold war nuclear fallout shelter and monitoring post. Operational 1964 to 1968.
Name: ROC Post Bleadon
Description: Royal Observer Corps cold war nuclear fallout shelter and monitoring post. Operational 1959 to 1991.
Name: ROC Post West Harptree
Description: Royal Observer Corps cold war nuclear fallout shelter and monitoring post. Operational 1961 to 1991.
Description: A former mill house, later a farmhouse, dating from the C18 with alterations and extension in the later C19.
Description: Old bit of farm machinery
Description: staff carpark
Name: Velo Loft
Description: 1st_Floor_Apartment
Description: Presumed to be an old changing room.
Name: 10 East
Description: School of Management
Name: Garden of Heroes and Villains
Description: Only open to the public for a few days each year, the Garden of Heroes and Villains includes a collection of sculptures collected by the late poet Felix Dennis.
Name: Hythe Road Convenience Store
Description: This store is the "Best-One Hythe Road" convenience store.
Name: The Horns
Description: Pub is currently closed, but has been bought by a residents' consortium, and will reopen.
https://www.henleystandard.co.uk/news/home/188594/residents-buy-pub-to-keep-heart-of-village-beating.html

appears open... April 2026...
Description: Ruin Flat Level
Description: Large suburban house set at an angle to the other houses on Woodlea
Description: Detached garage for 10 Woodlea
Description: Medium sized house that is in line wit the other houses of Woodlea
Description: Semi detached local authority housing, joined at ground floor level brick 'outside toilet' sheds.
Description: Former newsagents, vacant for several years.
Description: Extended post 2020.
Name: A9
Description: Swift Bordeaux 38x12 2bed
Name: Westflor UK Ltd.
Description: Florist wholesale and supplies
Name: Milemead Fisheries Office
Description: Coarse fishery with 5 waters to choose from.
Name: Wheal Brothers
Description: Complex of shafts, ruined mine buildings, chimneys, workings and spoil heaps
Name: Mount Cars Ltd
Description: Minicab Office
Name: Pikestones
Description: Remains of an early neolithic chambered long cairn.
Name: Penkhull Village Hall
Description: Community events centre for Penkhull. Can be hired for private events from the website.
Description: Re: Fix Me. https://www.bishopsstortfordindependent.co.uk/whats-on/nature-notes-lots-to-be-seen-by-the-river-and-at-country-pa-9326086/ seems to indicate what is now Grange Paddocks Meadow used to be called Red, White & Blue.
Description: Bio Generator
Description: Apple storage
Name: Smugglers Way Household Recycling & Waste Centre
Description: This is a recycling centre. It has large drive-thru bins where you can throw stuff away that's too big to fit in your bin at home.
Description: Calverton Lane Traveller Site
Name: The Hub
Description: Multi purpose building with many public and volunteer services
Description: Old Church Runis/Re-Construction
Description: United Utilities security fence
Name: Multisports Area
Description: Lit Multisports area. 2 Basketball / Netball pitches with 5-a-side goals and pitch markings. Lights turn off automatically around 10pm
Description: School, now Village Hall, 1850
Description: Cottage, C17 or early C18, rubble stone with stone tile roof and east end ashlar stack. One storey and attic, one room plan. One small 2-light flush hollow-moulded mullion window with dripstone to south wall. East end door, C20 window with original timber
Name: Knotts Lane Community Garden
Description: Knotts Lane Community Garden. Community Designed, built and maintained as a place of peace and well being. Free access to everyone in the community. Vistors are welcome and encouraged. Since 2008
Name: South Valley Fields
Description: South Valley Fields. Used for over 100 years as a community resource. Free access throughout this time. Incorporates Public Open Space. More than half of the area has thick bed of underlying coal. Very wet, has multiple springs and watercourses. Below for
Description: Former Knotts Lane Landfill Site Methane Plant
Description: Parking area on ground level, apparments above
Name: Burgate Manor
Description: Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust headquarters
Name: Engine House
Description: Engine House at South Polgooth Tine Mine
Name: Phoenix Farm and Learning Zone
Description: This one-acre farm is part of Phoenix School, providing a learning resource for the students and members of the local community. It comprises of glasshouses, polytunnels and beds full of fruit, vegetables and medicinal herbs.
Description: Pair of cottages, late C17 or early C18
Description: Cottage, late C17 or early C18
Description: Pair of cottages, dated 1705
Description: Farmhouse, c1700
Description: Stable and loft with attached cartshed, C18
Description: Estate farmhouse, c1840
Description: Three cottages, now house, late C18 and early C19 on earlier core.
Description: House, 1705 altered 1877 (datestones)
Description: Farmhouse, C18
Description: Cottage, early C18
Description: School, dated 1826
Description: Walled kitchen garden of Manor House estate, c1890, built for E.C. Lowndes. Formerly the Butter Market in Chippenham Market Place.
Description: House, dated 1823, coursed rubble stone with stone tiled roof and end wall stacks. 2 storey, double fronted with two 12-pane sashes to each floor and central door in trellis porch, all in flush stone surrounds. Central plaque ANNO DOMINI MDCCCXXIII.
Description: Farmhouse, late C17 to C18
Description: Row of 4 almshouse cottages, c1830-40
Description: Barn, C18 or early C19
Description: Rectory, now 3 houses, rebuilt c1815-20 for Reverend M. Wyatt on core said to be C16.
Description: Two houses, C15 to C17
Description: House, mid C18
Description: Converted stable range, early to mid C19
Description: Rubble stone barn with C19 slate roof, opposed cart-entries and one-window range of 9-pane sashes adjoining house.
Description: Farmhouse, mid to later C18
Description: Cart shed with loft over, C18
Description: Former barn, C19
Description: Shown on O. S. map as Middle Farm. Farmhouse, dated 1669 on fireplace
Description: Row of 8 almshouses and central chapel. Dated "1612" - "1619", for the Crispe family.
Description: House in the village street. Late C18/early C19.
Description: House in the village street. Mid C18.
Description: House in the village street. Early C19.
Description: House in the village street. Late C17.
Description: Pair of houses, now one, in the village street. Early - mid C19.
Description: House in the village street and malthouse and outbuildings. Early - mid C19.
Description: House circa 1800
Description: House in the village street. Mid C17.
Description: House in the village street. Mid C17. A good example of a vernacular, burgess' house.
Description: Environmental margin.
Name: Lokrum Fields
Description: Small school for young people with autism and anxiety.
Name: Ideal Response
Description: Ideal Response are leading restoration experts specializing in fire damage, smoke damage, water & flood damage, mould remediation and more.
Description: Detached house in the village street. Mid - late C18, remodelling of late C17 house.
Description: Town house. Late C18.
Description: Flood attenuation pond
Name: Egerton Bridge
Description: 1931 Sir William Arrol & Co. bascule bridge, restored 1993.
Name: Hungate Church
Description: http://www.hungatechurchbeccles.org.uk
Name: Beaulieu FS
Description: New 25kV supplied by NG Bulls Lodge 400/25kV
Not yet in use
Intended replacement for Springfield FS
Description: Steel Works
Name: Helpston Scout & Guide Centre
Description: United Wesleyan Free Church
Description: Paragliding area
Name: Premier Inn Uxbridge Town Centre
Description: In this hotel, the entrance leads into a small area with a settee & a vending machine. The reception is on the 2nd floor. To access it, take the lift. The 2nd floor also has a café. The rooms are on floors 1 & 3-8. There are 2 Kone lifts in this hotel.
Name: Battersea Power Station station
Description: Outside of building states "Battersea Power Station"
Description: Land near Edge House
Description: Two pieces of land adjoining Holcombe Lane and Yewtree Mount and Holcombe Upper Farm
Description: Land adjoining Rudge Hill
Description: Additional piece of land north of Holcombe Farm
Description: Land near King Charles' Stone, Edge
Description: Land at the bottom of Blakewell Lane
Description: Two small pieces of land at Yew Tree Mount
Description: Land adjoining Huddinknoll Hill
Description: Land known as the Sand Pit
Description: Land fronting Pincot House
Description: Land near the War Memorial, Slad, and near the Recreation Ground
Description: Land north of Holcombe Farm
Description: Small parcel of land O.S. No.157, Caudle Green
Description: Additional piece of land at Buckholt Wood
Description: Land adjoining Bull Cross
Description: Land opposite Highfield Cottages
Name: YSTV
Description: Site of York Student Television Society
Name: Ormiston Queensmill Academy
Description: Queensmill School is a coeducational special school for autistic children.
Description: St George's Hospital Main Entrance