NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Shanghai House
Description: There is an option of Set Meal
Name: Car Park F
Description: Pay car park open to public on weekends (GBP 2 all day)
Name: Saint John
Description: Stansted Mountfitchet Parish Church
Name: Bestway
Description: A cash-and-carry wholesaler.
Name: West Acton Station
Description: Although the entrance/ exit is accessible using a wheelchair, currently (July, 2024) the only way to go to/ from the platform is by stairs. Oystercard purchases and top-ups are possible.
Name: Jewel Tower
Description: The Jewel Tower was built within the Palace of Westminster between 1365 and 1366, on the instructions of King Edward III, to hold his personal treasure.
Localized names: Jewel Tower; מגדל היהלום
Description: Former Open-cast coal mine; now regrassed
Name: Broadway Shopping Centre
Description: The Broadway Hammersmith lower level
Description: Old Ambulance station - closed 2017 / 2018?
Name: Goldieslie Club
Description: Bowls, Tennis & Social
Name: All Saints' Parish Church
Description: The church and war memorial are listed as Grade II*. The boundary wall and archways are listed as Grade II.
Description: Control tower for WW2 gunnery range. Destroyed by RAF in 1962. Source: Note 1832088 by DevonshireBoy42
Name: The Old Cottage
Description: Grade II Listed Building 1030286
Name: Pinfold
Description: walled enclosure formerly used to impound sheep
Description: Huntman carpark
Name: Bellhouse
Description: School of English
Name: Duke of Devonshire
Description: This public house has for many years been known as “THE MADHOUSE”. Patients from the GENERAL LUNATIC ASYLUM (originally Dakeyne Street opposite) were allowed out to visit families & friends and the original public house built on this site.
Name: Davisella House
Description: Warehouse
Name: Leiston old abbey
Description: chapel (remains of)
Name: iCrack
Description: The Phone & Mac Repair Specialist
Name: Bromsgrove Golf Centre
Description: 18 hole Par 68
Name: Temple of Concord and Victory
Description: Offering breathtaking views over the Grecian Valley, the Grecian Temple was rededicated as the Temple of Concord and Victory in the 1760s in honour of both the British victory over the French in the Seven Years’ War and political harmony at home.
Localized names: Храм согласия и победы
Name: Temple of Ancient Virtues
Description: Cobham’s cenotaph to Socrates, Homer,
Localized names: Храм античных добродетелей
Name: Bramham House
Description: Built as a vicarage, from 1814 a private house, 1947-1984 a children's home and derelict since
Name: Sainsbury's Local
Description: This is the Brighton - Old Steine Sainsbury's Local convenience store.
Name: Queen's Temple
Description: Lord Cobham built this for his wife to directly face his own Temple of Friendship where he and his friends would meet. Lady Cobham & her companions spent time enjoying the southerly aspect over Hawkwell Field & the temples at the bottom end of the garden.
Localized names: Замок королевы
Name: Lord Cobham's Pillar
Description: Lady Cobham’s memorial to her husband is the tallest of Stowe’s monuments at 104 feet. The original statue was destroyed by lightning  in 1957. Take a breather here for the excellent views to the Temple of Concord and Victory and across the parkland
Localized names: Кролонна лорда Кобхэма
Name: Gothic Temple
Description: Book a short stay or holiday at the Gothic \nTemple through The Landmark Trust. Stunning \n360 degree balcony views."
Localized names: Готический замок
Name: The Chinese House
Description: A fascinating structure attributed to architect and designer William Kent and the earliest surviving Chinese-style garden pavilion in Britain.
Localized names: Китайский домик
Name: Temple of Friendship
Description: This is where Cobham’s social and political  clique gathered - an all-male safe space for  drinking, holding forth and partying. It was  severely damaged by fire in the 1840s.
Localized names: Храм Дружбы
Name: Octagon Lake
Description: Originally designed in a traditional formal style  with eight structured sides. The lake was later  ‘naturalised’ by Earl Temple. The surrounding  area is generally level, but with grassy banks  rolling down to the water
Localized names: Восьмиугольный пруд
Name: Awdry Court
Description: Sheltered accommodation for the elderly. Named after the Revd W. Awdry, author of Thomas the Tank Engine, who used to live on Westhill Road.
Name: Beccles High School
Description: At Beccles, we believe that each and every student deserves to go to an excellent School. Our focus is on delivering high quality, engaging lessons and providing students with the care and guidance that allows them to succeed. Our students tell us that th
Name: Shipston Household Waste Recycling Centre
Description: Refuse (tip) & recycling
Name: Filkins and Broughton Poggs Swimming Club
Description: https://filkins.org.uk/sport-leisure/swimming-pool/
Description: Graveyard of St. Mary's Church. The Church has been deconsecrated and is used by the commercial archaeological practice Albion Archeology.
Name: Malcolm Bowie Bathing Pool
Description: New name commemorates College Master Malcolm McNaughtan Bowie who died in 2007. The pool, dating from the mid-17th century is possibly the oldest in the country.
Name: Temple of British Worthies
Description: A must see. This is Cobham’s monument to 
the best of British; Shakespeare, Isaac Newton, John Milton, Elizabeth I. Other more obscure examples reflect the politics of the time. It is no accident that amongst the most worthy is Signor Fido, Cobham’s dog
Description: Signal Box - Not in use
Name: Platform 13 & 14 Waiting Area
Description: Platform 13 & 14 Waiting Area
Name: Smithy Lodge
Description: Along with the Grand Lodge, Smithy Lodge was designed by James and Lewis Wyatt were living quarters for the gatekeepers as well as being interesting features .
Description: The Stables to the north-east of the Nevill Crest and Gun Hotel
Name: Club house
Description: Club house
Name: Westbound Platform 1
Description: Westbound
Name: Eastbound Platform 4
Description: Eastbound
Name: Elsham Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: Grange Park
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Name: Gainsborough Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 72
Name: Abbey Cottage
Description: Now part of Bedford Girls School. C16 or C17
Description: Now partof Bedford Girls School. 
Ca. 1807
Description: Now part of Bedford Girls School. Ca. 1809.
Name: Stocksfield Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Name: Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station
Description: No longer open to public.
Name: Stony Beck Lake
Description: Formerly seasonal lake that is now virtually permanent
Name: The Pembury Barber Lounge and Nana's in Pembury
Description: Barbers on the left of doorway and Nana's cafe on the right of the doorway of the former Nat West Bank
Name: The Word
Description: National Centre for the written word; Library, exhibitions and technology facilities.
Description: The only surviving structure from the Cookson's Glassworks. The Chimney base dated 1865.
Name: Wychotes Waterside Activity Centre
Description: Home of 1st Reading YMCA Sea Scout Group
Name: Koh Surf Jewellery Shack
Description: Paintings and prints
Name: Ivor
Description: Fortune teller
Name: Sortimo
Description: Van interior fitting
Description: 'The Cow Shed', Air conditioning building
Name: Blake Hall Station
Description: Private residence
Name: Stratford High Street Station Old Ticket Office
Description: This building houses the main entrance to Stratford High Street DLR station. It originally housed the ticket office, but the ticket office has been converted into a restaurant.
Name: Adam's Croft
Description: sheltered accommodation for the eldlerly
Name: Blue Octopus
Description: Former Dacre, Son & Hartley building
Name: Cox's Pond
Description: Formerly a part of the Town Moat
Description: Blackwall Tunnel Vent
Description: Garden.
Name: The Horse and Guardsman
Description: A McMullen's pub
Name: Bradford Moor Golf Club
Description: 9 hole Par 35
Name: Westbourne Spice
Description: Former Westbourne pub, at one time owned by comedian Peter Wallis, now a restaurant
Description: Former Otley Building Society building
Name: Otley Courthouse
Description: Otley community art and resource cenre.
Description: Saint Christopher's School main buildings
Name: City of Oxford Silver Band Hall
Description: Band hall for the City of Oxford Silver Band, polling station, and a meeting place for numerous other local community societies and groups.
Description: Youth theatre group, founded in 1987, offering drama and performance classes, and performing several shows each year in Ilkley's King's Hall.
Name: The Clarke Foley Centre
Description: Centre for the Over 50s
Name: Locks Wood
Description: Ancient woodland with oaks and yew trees among others
Description: chalk stack
Name: The Goit
Description: Old mill race
Name: Banqueting Hall
Description: Grade 1 listed building built late C16 or early C17 for Sir Mauger Vavasour.
Name: St David's Haigh and Aspull CE Primary School
Description: The original building was designed by Lord Crawford and erected in 1843. It opened in 1846 as High School but was renamed as St. Davids after its amalgamation with Red Rock CoE School.
Name: Stonyhurst Golf Club
Description: 9 hole Par 35
Description: Frameshop
Name: Wigan Golf Course
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Name: The Cricketers on the Green
Description: Quintessential village pub and restaurant nestled in the heart of the Norfolk countryside on the edge of an expansive green in beautiful Aldborough.
Name: South Petersfield Golf Club
Description: 12 hole Par 44
Name: Petersfield Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 72
Description: Land at orchard Farm
Name: Broads Green
Description: CAA Fishing Lake - Members Only
Description: 2 hours free parking with ticket
Name: Newmarket Road (Long stay)
Description: Long stay car park with easy access to Nailsworth town centre.
23 hours maximum stay (restrictions apply 24/7).
No return within 1 hour.
Name: Saint James Senior Girls' School Sixth Form Centre
Description: the former Ebenezer Chapel built in the 1840’s
Description: Field used as ad-hoc football pitch. Metal goals at each end; no pitch markings.
Description: General use recreation ground with football pitches
Description: General recreation ground that looks as if it is mainly used for football.
Name: Home & Office
Description: Removal, Van hire, Self-storage. July, 2025: the web site shown on the building is not correct; the one here is.
Name: Tropical World
Description: "One of the UK's most popular garden tourist attractions and home to the largest collection of tropical plants outside Kew Gardens." Includes animals and birds.
Name: Coach Inn
Description: 16/02/24 The pub has re-opened after being closed for four years
Name: The Green Gap
Description: Best and most versatile Grade 1 and 2 agricultural land
Name: Steel Cross Primary
Description: Steel Cross 33KV
Name: Aldeburgh Lifeboat Station
Description: Search and Rescue
Description: Short tennis court
Name: Oundle Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 72
Description: Multiple types of equipment
Name: Red River Stream Works
Description: Old arsenic works with a stack (chimney)
Name: Woodgrange Road Ventilation Shaft
Description: Name sourced from HS1 Sectional Appendix (Network Rail), May 2013
Name: The Kingfisher Cafe
Description: Closes 17h. Unsure what days, or when opens.
Name: Dovercourt Holiday Park
Description: cabins are glamping pods
Name: Duckmill Lane Car Park
Description: Electric vehicle charge point added Mar 2019
Name: Richmond (Yorks) Golf Club
Description: 18 hole par 71
Description: Built in 1897
Name: St Mary Mission Hall (Former)
Description: Former St. Mary’s Protestant Mission. (T Woodbridge Briggs, completed 1895) North End Road W14, West Kensington, London. Now offices.
Name: Platform 3
Description: Platform for westbound Central Line trains at Stratford
Description: Former West London Hospital
Name: St Mary's West Kensington
Description: It was established as a chapel of ease in 1813 and became a separate parish church in 1835. The church suffered bomb damage during the Second World War but was rebuilt in 1960-61.
Name: Army Reserve Centre
Description: F (Rifles) Company at Army Reserve Centre
Description: Hole overflow
Description: Small disused quarry that makes a good wind shelter.
Name: Black Brook Farm
Description: deserted
Name: Wolfson Punt Harbour
Description: Dug out during the building of the college, the punt harbour now houses Wolfson's six punts and Linacre's two. The harbour was carefully planned to ensure it was not clogged with sediment during the winter.
Name: Loftus Cricket & Athletic Club grounds.
Description: Club house (licenced), cricket pitch, sporting grounds, bowling green.
Description: acidic grassland reverting from former arable fields since 1991, remnants of seminatural grass heath and some scrub.
Name: Redeemer Church Birmingham
Description: Redeemer Church, Oddingley Hall
Name: Stokesley Golf Range
Description: 9 hole Par 27
Description: Detached dormer bungalow
Name: Lightcliffe Golf Club
Description: 9 hole Par 34
Name: Anolha House
Description: Student accommodation
Name: The Pateley Club
Description: Members club with visitors welcome. Serves John Smiths beer
Name: Mill Farm Country Park
Description: We accommodate caravans, tents and small motor homes, there is a shepherds hut to hire, sleeps 2 The main building has the ladies and gents toilets, washbasins and showers (Free hot water) . Two pot wash sinks Electric hook-ups are 10amp.
Name: Far Grange Park & Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Description: Nidderdale_High_School_outhouse_building_-_use_for_extra_curriculm_activities_and_team_building_also_meetings_during_training_days.
Name: Mini First Aid Nottingham & Derby Ltd
Description: Mini First Aid Nottingham & Chesterfield provides award winning First Aid Training for all your family and business needs. DBS checked, safeguarding trained, Infection control trained and FAIB accredited
Name: Walkers Snack Bar
Description: Snack bar with drinks and hot food.
Description: Contractors Offices
Description: Ticket office
Name: Kenton Court
Description: Shops at ground floor level fronting Kensington High Street
Name: Grange Meadows
Description: former Long Eaton Speedway Stadium
Name: Sandy Mouth Carpark
Description: Caution: Mobile payment might be difficult due to poor mobile reception. Cash payment accepts coins only.
Description: National Trust Parking
Name: Moors Valley Golf Course
Description: 18 hole Par 72
Name: Ouse Valley Practice
Description: Doctors Surgery
Name: Blue Car Park
Description: For patients and visitors
Name: Thames Tunnel Shaft
Description: First shaft sunk by Marc Brunel to construct the Thames Tunnel
Name: Lavender Pond Nature Reserve - Warden's workshop
Description: Workshop for the Lavender Pond Nature Reserve warden
Description: Game protected area.
Name: Campus Woods
Description: Beware of the Adders.
Name: Norton Manor Camp
Description: HQ 40 Cdo Royal Marines
Name: Baker Street Car Park
Description: medium stay (plus less than 90 mins if avoiding free parking spaces and supermarket)
Name: The Elms
Description: Trent College's nursery, infant and junior school
Description: Maintenance yard
Description: Old BMX Track, Over Grown.
Description: Under age of 6
Name: Westbury Road
Description: 117 Season spaces
Name: No.11 Pimlico Road
Description: Private dining available
Name: Hill House School (Founder's Hall)
Description: Former Welsh Congregational Chapel (1840s). Used for concerts, indoor sports, and the arts.
Name: The Old Lower Light
Description: Portland Bird Observatory
Name: Reighton Sands Holiday Park Golf Course
Description: 9 hole Par 34
Name: North Weald Golf Course
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: Stoneham Centre
Description: Musculoskeletal and Diagnostic Centre
Description: Bristol DVLA Local Office
Name: Burwell Brick Pits
Description: disused pits
Description: disused pits
Name: 1
Description: Trains to Reading/London
Name: 2
Description: Trains to Newbury
Name: Ramsgate Lifeboat Station
Description: Search and Rescue
Name: NASUWT
Description: Teachers trade union
Name: Forbo
Description: Flooring shop
Name: SCS
Description: Couriers
Name: Ryburn Golf Club
Description: 9 hole Par 33
Name: Garesfield Golf Course
Description: 18 hole Par 72
Name: Duke of Hammersmith
Description: formerly Draft House, Laurie Arms. It has been a pub since at least 1881.
Name: Duff Morgan SEAT
Description: SEAT Dealership
Name: Platform 4
Description: This platform serves Southbound Thameslink trains.
Name: Platform 2
Description: This platform serves Northbound Thameslink trains.
Name: Swan Farm Pool
Description: Created from opencast coal mine.
Name: Moat Mount Open Space
Description: Changed to nature reserve from park, as much of the site is farmland or protected areas
Name: 64 Blandford
Description: Japanese Hair Salon and Massage
Name: The Barley Mow
Description: One of the oldest surviving pubs in Marylebone, dating from 1791 and grade II listed.
Name: Urban Car Company
Description: Used cars sales
Name: Bar Hill Motors
Description: Vehicle servicing in Bar Hill. Bar Hill Motors is a reputable family-run garage in Bar Hill, serving clients across the Cambridge area.
Description: former fuel station
Name: Holmes Hotel London
Description: Holmes Hotel is part of the Park Plaza brand of hotels, and owned by Radisson Hotels.
Description: Packing House
Description: No Dogs
Name: Hillsborough Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: Distinct Group
Description: Distinct Group provides facilities management services for luxury retail brands and corporate offices.
Name: Knaresborough Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 72
Name: Rookery Park Golf Course
Description: 18 hole par 72
Name: Brandon Marsh Visitor Centre
Description: Visitor Centre
Name: Westcountry Golf Academy
Description: 9 hole Par 27
Name: Bedford I-Kan
Description: Business Centre for start-up and growing businesses.
Description: Retirement Housing, 58 flats, built in 1984.
Name: Scott White and Hookins LLP
Description: Professional structural, civil and associated engineering consultancy services
Name: Withernsea Golf Club
Description: 9 hole Par 36
Name: Martin Elliott & Co. Solicitors
Description: St. Michael and All Angels at Berechurch.
Name: Regent's University London (Marylebone Site)
Description: Design studios, Marylebone Theatre, Fashion design studios
Description: Built in 1964.
Name: Oakridge Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Name: Carisbrooke Court
Description: Built in in 1931–33.
Name: Windlesham Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 72
Name: The Eagle
Localized descriptions: stone
Name: Hamiltons
Description: Coffee and sandwich bar
Name: Elite Dairy Services, Daisy Vending & JB Syrups
Description: Manufacturer of Milk Vending Machines and supplier of Milkshake Syrups
Name: Ruby's
Description: Fresh Fruit, Smoothies and Flowers
Description: Unoccupied as of 2021/10/06
Description: Outhouse of 79 Hangar Hill.
Name: Weybridge Centre
Description: Community hub now available for the voluntary sector to mainly operate as part of a wider programme for all Elmbridge Centres.
Description: Flat 1 garage
Name: College Heath
Description: Mainly pine forest; has several walks (exclusively for campus members) - fenced and widely signs display all visitors must report to reception (private). Semi-ancient woodland it also has Greenbelt status.
Description: Has namesake on Church Street.
Name: New Fit Alterations
Description: Part of the ground floor of 52 Baker Street.
Name: Winston Solicitors
Description: Legal services for individuals and businesses. Experts in Family Law, Conveyancing, Wills, Trusts & Probate, Employment Law, Personal and Criminal Injury and Commercial Law. Online and in person appointments. Free parking
Description: EMC on 3rd Floor
Name: The Lightbox
Description: The lightbox museum (free entry, some exhibitions have a charge, see website for details)
Description: footbridge
Description: Weybridge (St James) churchyard/graveyard (last new graves 1876) has some old yew trees and a couple of non-evergreen trees
Name: Tom Pugh Leisure
Description: "Amusement and Video Game Machines"
Name: Westwood Court
Description: Formerly the Westwood Country Hotel, now a residential area of five house.
Name: Bryanston Square
Description: A private garden for the use of residents of Bryanston Square.
Name: Lakeside Park
Description: 9 hole Pitch & Putt
Name: Former School Playing Fields
Description: Former playing fields for the former Windmill Hill Primary School
Name: Rolfe Street Baths
Description: Type- Translocation
Reconstructed-1998
Original Location- Rolfe Street, Smethwick
Name: Fairground
Description: Original Location- Various
Type- Translocation
Setting- 1956
Name: Tank Clock Tower
Description: Clock Tower built over a water tank
Name: Brazilian Look
Description: "Hair & Beauty Salon"
Name: Christchurch Gate
Description: Gateway into Canterbury Christ Church Cathedral
Description: Bakerloo line air shaft
Name: Albert Street
Description: Short Stay Car Park
Name: Austin Street West
Description: Long Stay Car Park
Name: The Old Synagogue
Description: Part of King's School
Description: Waterloo Underground Depot access shaft
Name: North Foreland Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 71 + 18 hole Pitch & Putt
Name: The Royal Papworth Hospital
Description: Royal Papworth Hospital site
Name: Waverley Abbey
Description: Ruins of Cistercian Abbey (1128)
Name: 2D
Description: Group Study Room
Name: 2C
Description: Group Study Room
Name: 2B
Description: Group Study Room
Name: 2A
Description: Group Study Room
Name: Watchtower JW
Description: Jehovah's Witnesses offices
Name: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
Description: Institute of Indian art and culture
Name: C.I.F. Limited
Description: "Excess baggage, air, sea & land freight"
Name: The Village Golf Course
Description: 9 hole Par 35 & 3 hole Par 9
Name: Folly
Description: Remains of a folly.
Description: Student residences
Description: Built around 1648 by Rev. Bryan of Holy Trinity
Name: Bishopley Limekilns
Description: lime_kiln
Name: Brandon Golf Course
Description: 14 hole
Name: Tower House
Description: This castle-like house was the residence of Catherine Williamson, Canterbury’s first female mayor from 1939 to 1941. After her death, the house and the surrounding gardens were donated to the city. Today it is the Mayor's administrative headquarters.
Description: Bag drop
Description: Block B
Description: Block A
Name: Luxfords Field
Description: Community open space. Available for hire for events.
Name: Watford Leisure Centre
Description: Run by EveryoneActive
Name: The Wood Norton
Description: The Wood Norton is a beautifully crafted hotel built by the Duc D'Orleans, exiled French Royalty in 1897, where the D'Orleans family lived until 1912.
Description: probably a temporary modern enclosure
Description: New moorland intake since OS 1847-8 survey
Description: Motte and Bailey Castle
Description: Part of the Old Grammar School (although this is new build)
Description: Assumed to be abandoned
Description: Dew pond, lined with plastic.
Description: Iron Age hillfort
Name: Fulbourn Pumping Station
Description: See planning application https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/files/E215B3D0F533308A5DAFFCF9ACCE896D/pdf/S_0772_13_FL-APPROVED_06_06_2013_Drawing_No_B28.22_Rev_A_Location_plan_and_site_plan-4390294.pdf
Name: Switch International
Description: International freight forwarders
Name: Platform 1
Description: This platform serves Up Eastbound trains to London Waterloo calling at Putney, Wandsworth Town, Clapham Junction, Queenstown Road, Vauxhall & London Waterloo on Monday-Saturday.
Name: Platforms 2;3
Description: Platform 2 serves Up Eastbound trains to London Waterloo calling at Putney, Wandsworth Town, Clapham Junction, Queenstown Road, Vauxhall & London Waterloo on Sundays. Platform 3 serves Down Westbound trains to Teddington, Hounslow & Weybridge.
Name: Platform 4
Description: This platform serves Down Westbound trains on certain late nights.
Description: Multiple units.
Name: ProDog Raw
Description: Raw dog food and supplements for working dogs from ProDog.

https://www.prodograw.com/