NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Jemmy Hirst
Description: Well-known indepenent village pub; name is taken from that of a local eccentric.
Name: Starbucks
Description: "Seattle-based coffeehouse chain known for its signature roasts, light bites and WiFi availability."
Name: Shieldhall
Description: Historic Vessel Register No. 66 (sludge carrier)
Name: TATA Chemicals Europe, Lostock Works
Description: Chemical manufacturer
Name: The Morritt Hotel & Garage Spa
Description: AA 4 star Hotel
Name: Bellburn Lane Field
Description: Common Public grassed area
Description: Grade II* listed building.  probably dates back to the early 15th century and may have originally been a hall house.https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1338401
Description: Toilets closed long-term due to flooding
Name: Premier
Description: This store is known as Premier Express Commercial Convenience.
Name: Barnes Methodist Church
Description: This building contains a dance classroom & a nursery on the ground floor, a church on the 1st floor & the 2nd floor is a storage attic. Wheelchair access is available to all levels via a platform lift.
Description: Art studio
Name: Ayton House
Description: Meeting, Training and Conference Rooms
Name: Postmill Garage & Motor Engineering
Description: MOT - Service & Repair
Name: Peter Graham Wines
Description: Independent wine specialists
Name: Old College Baths
Description: former Cheltenham College swimming baths
Description: WW2 hanger associated with Hethel Aerodrome.
Name: Intwood Farm
Description: Premium Norfolk Meat
Name: Flue
Description: former flue, still well visible
Name: Springfield Care Home
Description: Dementia Care
Name: The School House
Description: The School House is a community café and a non-profit company promoting happy, healthy living supported by the local communities. All profits are used to run activities helping people + carers facing mental health, dementia and loneliness challenges
Name: Cresta Lodge
Description: Residential Care Home
Description: Thirlmere aqueduct inlet well
Description: Thirlmere aqueduct outlet well
Description: Shooting lunch hut
Name: The Daubeny Project
Description: Construction site for an expansion of the Oxford Science Park with three new lab buildings.
Name: The Old Meeting Room
Description: Former chapel and graveyard. A lot of grave stones stand by the driveway.
Name: Lord Nelson
Description: Homely pub with riverside patio, live music and a menu featuring everything from curries to grills.
Name: yaregrain
Description: advanced grain processing
Name: Cantley Cock
Description: Free house
Name: The Camber
Description: Military Sailing club/centre generally only accessible to members of the Armed Forces and their families.
Name: The Huntsman
Description: Free house
Description: Future expansion area for cemetery
Description: Seasonally wet scrubland which protects houses if the brook which essentially drains Feltham and Sunbury Common in surface water, and a section of the A316, overflows.
Description: Slag heap
Name: The Bell
Description: Currently (April 2021) closed, may reopen.
Description: lower rotunda minus the exterior stair case
Description: unused land that is currently for sale
Description: Equipment warehouse + clinic
Name: Main hall
Description: light well
Name: Old Down Estate
Description: House, formerly workhouse. Early C19 with later alterations. Stucco, pitched slate roof, hipped over side pavilions, projecting eaves. Classical style. 2 storeys, 2 bays broken forward at each side.
Description: Marine Mansions, construction began 1893.
Name: Birkbeck Lodge
Description: Emergency housing for vulnerable people
Description: Biofuel plantation
Description: Bridge for Lifts
Description: Stairs Landing
Description: Bridge for Stairs
Name: Feltham Rugby Football Club
Description: Feltham Rugby Football Club
Name: Spectacles At Home
Description: Home visiting optician covering Norfolk
Description: Residential Parking Area
Description: Gatehouse to former friary
Name: Red Parking
Description: This car park has 3 Kone Ecodisc lifts.
Name: Costa
Description: This Costa Coffee cafe is the "Costa Coffee Fareham Whiteley SC" store.
Name: Bexhill Masonic Temple
Description: Three lodges meet here: Bexhill Lodge No. 4898 (est. 1927); Hadrian Lodge No. 2483 (est. 1893) and the Royal Sovereign Light Lodge No. 6630 (est. 1947).
Description: Previously known as The Turret, this building was developed by William Edward Meads, a dentist. He operated this building as a boarding house and a dental practice from 1897 until 1907. The building ceased to be a dental practice in the 1980s.
Name: West Winch
Description: Gas Valve Compound
Name: Church Garden
Description: Former site of the vicarage, destroyed in WWII.
Name: Fritchley Windmill
Description: Former Windmill
Name: RAD Electronics
Description: "Fuel injection and A.B.S. specialists"
Name: Little Street Rudgwick
Description: Childrens Role Play Centre Rudgwick Near Horsham
Description: As at Dec 2024, the pub is CLOSED and For Sale
Description: Ornamental public garden with a couple of planters in it.
Name: Emmaus Dover
Description: Second hand shop. Emmaus Dover is part of a global Emmaus movement, made up of more than 400 communities worldwide. We provide a home, meaningful work, and a fresh start for people who have previously experienced homelessness.
Name: The Bottle & Glass Inn
Description: reopened April 2017
Name: Bottle & Glass Burger Barn
Description: Part of nearby pub, this bar/cafe/restaurant is located in a barn. Large outside area too
Name: Tiamo
Description: Italian Restaurant
Description: Ruins of the signal box on the south side of the Belah Viaduct
Name: The Queens Head
Description: A large, old-core, pub-restaurant with a menu extending to specialty-luxury items; a long mocktails menu and three-course dining.
Name: Chico Barbers
Description: "Traditional Turkish style"
Name: High Life
Description: "Kitchens, bedrooms, home office" / "Bespoke kitchens & bedrooms"
Name: Vacuum Cleaner Museum and Repairer
Description: "Museum, Sales and Repairs"
Name: Kip McGrath
Description: English and maths tuiton
Description: Retail and leisure building
Description: Former Albion Brewery Engineer's residence
Name: Sheridan School
Description: A specialist residential school for boys and girls aged 8 to 19 who have complex needs.
Name: Plymouth Grove Chinese Restaurant
Description: https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g187069-d10487310-Reviews-Plymouth_Grove_Restaurant-Manchester_Greater_Manchester_England.html Trip Advisor review
Name: Field Court
Description: Retirement Living Apartments with 24-Hour Support
Name: Building 19
Description: Carriage Mounting Workshop built in 1887, replacing a 1860s built shed. It was responsible for the design and manufacture of wooden carriages. Undergone significant alterations but largely resembles its original plan layout. Now Punchdrunk
Description: Donation box
Name: WW2 Coastal Defence Lookout
Description: WW2 brick and concorete 3 story observation tower overlookinh the sea.
Name: The Theatre Buildings
Description: Fairyland Trust workshop and arts facility.
Name: The Stag
Description: Free House
Name: George & Dragon
Description: Free House
Description: Private garages
Name: Frue Vanner House
Description: Building wich hosted 20 Frue vanner machines
Name: Brampton Park Golf Clubhouse
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: Dinglewell Infant School
Description: Primary school in Hucclecote
Name: Cork and Cheese
Description: Wine and Cheese Deli, which also has a nice little cafe area.
Description: Knocked over by Storm Eunice, 18th February 2022.
Description: Cone climber
Description: Pondo
Name: Tiger Lily
Description: Telephone orders welcome
Name: Bousfield Primary School
Description: This school (1954-56) is a grade II listed building that was designed by architects Chamberlin, Powell and Bon who also designed the Barbican and the Golden Lane Estate, both in the City of London
Name: Bexhill Youth and Community Centre
Description: Converted from the Church Army building in 1965.
Name: Bexhill Telephone Exchange
Description: Once the site of the 1937 Ritz Cinema.
Name: Elis
Description: Industrial laundry services
Description: John Logie Baird's home from 1944-1946 once stood here.
Name: Local Food & Wine
Description: "News, Off Licence, Groceries"
Name: Alsford
Description: "Timber importers & merchants"
Name: The King's Ditch
Description: Micropub
Description: Mill Farm
Name: Kinlet Hall
Description: Grade 1 listed building used for hospitality and education
Description: Originally a joinery workshop until the end of the First World War.
Description: Penistone Church FC Club House
Name: Penistone Church Football Ground
Description: Stand
Name: Miah's Takeaway
Description: "Finest Bangladeshi cuisine"
Name: Esspa
Description: First house to be built on London Road.
Name: The Limes
Description: Private-use sports field managed by St Aidan's Catholic Academy.
Name: Spring House
Description: Former farmyard, now a wood furniture manufactroy
Description: up ramp?
Description: down ramp?
Name: 100 Queen's Gate Hotel London Kensington, Curio Collection by Hilton
Description: A 5-star hotel, part of Curio Collection by Hilton brand.
Description: Former Salvation Army Citadel.
Name: Parklands Park Homes
Description: gabled bungalows, no caravans, no tourism
Name: The Town Square Social Club
Description: Named after Brigadier General O’Donnell who unveiled the town's war memorial.
Name: Shorne Church of England Primary School
Description: part of the Aletheian Anglican Academies Trust
Name: The Sandboy
Description: Quality bar food / Function room / Beer Garden / Play Area / Real Ales
Description: This is a clock tower
Description: Opened as an independent sub-office accountable to Hastings, built of red brick with Bath stone dressing at a cost of £1500.
Description: There's a touchscreen in the pub that you are invited to enter your car details on.
Name: Iron Mountain London LON-1
Description: Formerly Credit Suisse Data Centre
Description: Known as The Firs, this was home of Samuel Scrivens - second largest landowner in the area.
Description: Swingset & aerial runway
Name: Hill House International School
Description: Main School – children aged 10–13
Description: Once home to an officer of the King's German Legion stationed in Bexhill during the Napoleonic Wars.
Description: Home to Desmond Llewelyn 1965-1999.
Description: Known as Barrack Hall, this once formed part of the Bexhill Barracks for the King's German Legion Infantry.
Description: This is an abandoned part of Barnes Hospital
Description: This is a non-abandoned part of Barnes Hospital
Name: Garden House
Description: This is a non-abandoned part of Barnes Hospital
Name: Dixies Arms
Localized descriptions: tiled
Description: potato storage
Description: shed 1
Description: machinery shed 1
Name: Bristol Fruit Market
Description: Wholesale Fruit & Veg Market
Description: This wall was once a chimney to allow steam from trains below to escape.
Description: A barn or granary to the north west of The Rectory. One of the original buildings to Church Farm.
Description: Bishops Garden
Name: Bishops Garden
Description: Surrounding flats, bungalows and cottages.
Name: The Mill
Description: First a corn mill, converted to cotten mill about 1820. Grade II listed building.
Name: Busybodies Stage School
Description: Ballet, Tap, Modern, Drama, Music
Name: Dale Mire Barn
Description: Modern replacement of older ruined barn to NW
Name: The Struggler
Localized descriptions: tiled
Name: Fish 'N' Fry
Description: Traditional fish and chips with options
Name: Red Rose Community Centre
Description: Martial Arts and Boxing club. Sports and Fitness centre. Offering JuJitsu, Boxing and Fitness clubs.
Name: St. Joseph Church
Description: Church of St Joseph and attached presbytery
Name: Low Bridge Holiday Park
Description: Owner holiday chalets; no rentails
Description: Type 26 concrete pillbox, faces east covering Glyne Gap beach. A tank trap lies half buried behind.
Name: Chichester City FC
Description: Chichester City FC
Name: Newport Arch
Description: Roman City Gate
Description: Electricity Sub Station
Description: Storage Unit of Used Clothing
Name: Markham Moor Truckstop
Description: Truck Stop
Description: Devoran, Bissoe Trail Car Park
Description: Can only be used by the school children.
Name: Abbey Road Studios
Description: EMI Recording Studios, St. John's Wood, were established in November 1931 by The Gramophone Company, a predecessor of British music company EMI, its subsequent owner. Abbey Road is most notable as being a venue that created innovative recording techniques
Localized names: Abbey Road Studios; Studios Abbey Road; אולפני אבי רוד; アビーロードスタジオ; Эбби-Роуд (студия)
Name: East Riding College
Description: There are 3 campuses: Beverley, Bridlington & Hull; see the individual campus for address/contacts.
Description: Former Co-operative store being refurbished
Name: The Rose & Crown
Localized descriptions: stone
Name: M Shed
Description: Industrial museum – Museum about Bristol with a collection of historic ships
Description: Distribution booster station
Name: Westville House School
Description: Former sanatorium
Description: Arkengarthdale C of E School field
Description: This building housed one of the first dental practices in Bexhill, opened by Joseph Miller in 1895. It finally closed as a dental pratice in 2025.
Name: The Fisherman's Rest
Localized descriptions: Stone in part of bar
Description: Grade 2 Listed Building
Name: Northampton Hip & Knee Clinic
Description: See website.
Name: Cynefin
Description: New housing development by Northstone
Description: Rural Workshops
Description: Closed as a Methodist chapel in 1938. Used as a nursery for many years until 2019.
Description: Range warden's post.
Description: Range stores.
Name: Arlingham
Description: The civil parish of Arlingham
Name: Longney and Epney
Description: The civil parish of Longney
Name: Salon Boutique
Description: Hair, Beauty and Fashion Accessories
Name: Hoad's Mill
Description: Collapsed 1965-08-06 during a storm. Trestle removed 2009.
Description: Valve
Description: flowerbed
Name: Harescombe
Description: The civil parish of Harescombe
Name: Victoria Cycle Hut
Description: Victoria Cycling Club hut
Name: Wick's Lake
Description: Nature reserve.
Name: St. Augustine's Church
Description: Extended to the west in 1961.
Name: Everyman Cinema
Description: Art deco cinema
Description: Railway arches
Name: Down Hatherley
Description: The civil parish of Down Hatherley near Cheltenham
Name: Check in, Stena Line Ferry Terminal Killingholme
Description: Humber International Terminal (HIT) Entrance C
Description: School. 1910, probably by R Phillips, architect to the Gloucestershire Education Committee. Officially opened 11th January 1911.
Name: Scruffy Dog
Localized descriptions: stone
Description: Circular Dog Walk
Name: Uckington
Description: Civil parish for Uckington
Name: Farm Stores
Description: Also the office
Description: Shared perimeter for two schools: Leigh Central Primary (on the left) and Leigh Sacred Heart RC (on the right), circa 2009.
Description: Shared 2-3 level building for two schools: Leigh Central Primary (on the left) and Leigh Sacred Heart RC (on the right), circa 2009.
Description: Range store.
Name: Brantwood
Description: Brantwood is the historic home of John Ruskin
Description: Lorry park
Name: Freman College
Description: 2011: Became an Academy school.
Name: Double Deli
Description: Brazilian and Polish delicatessen
Name: Natural Health
Description: Acupuncture & Herbal Clinic
Name: A Clean Sweep
Description: Fireplaces & Stoves
Name: Spar
Description: This is the "London Road" branch.
Name: Callerton Academy
Description: Formerly Discovery school, closed 2018
Name: Kite's Nest Wood
Description: Ancient woodland
Name: Sharps
Description: Bedrooms Home Office
Description: porch open to one side
Name: St Michael & All Angels
Description: Noted for the Bloomsbury Group paintings
Name: Whitwell Coppice
Description: SSSI
Description: Former site of Easebourne C.E. Primary School. Likely to be used for a residential development.
Name: VIC Line platf 3&4 North
Description: Passage to Platform 3 & 4
Name: VIC Line platf 3&4 South
Description: Passage to Platform 3 & 4
Name: Golding Bar
Description: Concert hall and grade II listed building.
Name: Interchange Concourse
Description: Passage to Platform 1 & 2
Name: One Point
Description: Services for children, young people and families
Description: Skate ramp
Name: RSPCA Danaher Animal Home
Description: Animal rescue centre
Name: Merton House Holiday Hotel
Description: Holiday hotel for people who are elderly, frail or disabled.
Description: Erection of 210 dwellings.
Description: Development of 15,000 sq m of employment space and associated uses including plant, pedestrian and vehicle circulation, car parking, cycle parking, landscaping and utilities.
Name: The Gateway
Description: Part 2 of development of North East Bexhill comprising up to 1,050 residential dwellings.
Name: Blind Tarn House
Description: Holiday Let
Name: Primary Park
Description: Park and Playing Field next to the Primary School
Name: Rase Park
Description: Rase Park located at the Football and Cricket Club
Name: Swan House
Description: Former Council Offices, former Tourist Information Centre, former Hotel.
Name: The Key
Description: The Key is a revolutionary building that will house the first research labs on Science Central. It is the first fabric structure to be used as a heated work space in the UK.
Description: Erection 89 residential dwellings. Application refused but allowed by appeal.
Name: The Wharf
Description: This premises is a Bar, Restaurant and Takeaway. Traditional Bangladeshi & Indian cuisine.
Name: KC Active
Description: KC Active is a sports and recreation complex. It has two full-sized football pitches, a floodlit multi-use games area (MUGA), floodlit tennis and netball courts, a gym, lots of play areas with equipment and a pavilion with changing facilities.
Name: The Hen House
Localized descriptions: stone
Name: St. Thomas Church, Werneth
Description: St. Thomas Church, Werneth
Description: Phase 2
Name: Teacups
Description: Formerly the village school
Name: Wet Wood
Description: Ancient woodland
Name: Crofton House
Description: Mansion block with shops to ground floor. 1904.
Name: Former site of University of Law, Guildford
Description: Planned to be a Residence for older people. https://elysianguildford.com. Still at Planning stage
Name: Cooden Moat
Description: This is the remains of a medieval moat, which once surrounded Cooden Manor. The manor house was demolished in the middle of the 19th century; the only remnant is an ancient apple tree. After WWII, anti-tank obstacles were dumped around the site.
Name: Old Town Field
Description: Original location of Barnhorn Manor before 1305.
Name: Clavering Park
Description: Erection of 70 dwellings and associated car parking.
Name: C. Brumpton
Description: "Butchers, Bakers, Delicatessen"
Name: Church of St Peter & St Paul
Description: In the Parish of Muchelney In the Diocese of Bath and Wells
Name: The Barrack
Localized descriptions: tiled
Description: Staff Lodge for the Marriot
Description: Cottages immediately South of The Mole Trap
Name: 2fifty5 Tanning Studio
Description: 2fifty5 Tanning Studio is a luxury sunbed and spray tan salon. Premium sunbeds, lay down and stand up available
Name: Boer War Trenches (Remains)
Description: Remains of Boer trench system recreated by the Royal Engineers during the Boer War to allow the Royal Artillery to devise the most efficient method of smashing them by shellfire.
Description: School Playground
Name: The Barn at Turville Heath
Description: Self-service hours: Hot drinks, sandwiches, etc. Staffed hours: Hot light meals.
Name: Pavilion
Description: Includes changing rooms
Name: Vital Ingredient
Description: "Tossed salads, hot food, breakfast, snacks & juice"
Name: Bamburgh Research Project Archaeological Site
Description: Archaeological dig site first excavated by Brian Hope Taylor between 1959 and 1961 and again between 1970 and 1974. This excavation is currently conducted by the Bamburgh Research Project.
Description: Demolition of existing building to replace with a new build 2-storey residential dwelling.
Name: The Holies
Description: Open Access Land
Description: Poultry smallholding.
Name: Sandridge public toilets
Description: Open 8am - 6pm daily
Name: The Cinnamon Trust
Description: Charity
Description: waste sorting plant
Description: The former Rectory contained a porte-cochère which gave access to grounds which stretched back to what is now Gordon Road (now much curtailed).
Description: tarn
Description: Independent (private) Grammar School, originally founded in 1611
Description: The car park is for use by visitors to Amesbury Parish Church of St Mary and St Melor
Description: Access is restricted (locked gates) at West (town-side) + North ends (concrete wall, 6m sheer drop on other side) + East end (mostly: vertiginous jungle).
Description: Car access is from Bilberry Walk
Description: A curious 3-level recreation area. Somebody had fun designing this space.
Name: Brahma Kumaris - Global Cooperation House
Description: Brahma Kumaris National Coordinating Office
Description: Council have closed toilets due to vandalism.
Name: Elkstone
Description: Elkstone, a civil parish in the Cotswold District, Gloucestershire
Description: Listed Building
Description: Water utility installation (disused).
Description: Ruined cottage in the woods; slate walls partly remaining as of 2016, no roof but a couple of fallen beams.
Name: Raw
Description: "Fruit, vegetables and healthfood store"
Name: Wilmcote Village Hall and Youth Centre
Description: Phone for bookings on 07527 142818
Name: Stokes Removals & Storage
Description: Stokes Removals is a removal service based in Leicester. Member of the British Association of Removers (BAR Membership No. A108), which is regulated by Trading Standards.
Name: Standlynch Mill
Description: Historic corn mill
Description: Once Augusta Victoria College, Bexhill's pre-war Nazi girls' school.
Name: Rose and Crown
Localized descriptions: tiled
Description: Previously Lord Alcester pub; constructed in 1950s; named after 1st Lord Alcester (Admiral Frederick Beauchamp Paget Seymour (1821 – 1895)), British naval commander of Channel Fleet (1874-1877) and of Mediterranean Fleet (1880-1883).
Description: St. James's Park Underground Station, Palmer Street Ticket Hall, District Line
Description: St. James's Park Underground Station, Broadway Ticket Hall, District Line
Name: Westbound Platform 1
Description: St. James's Park Underground Station, Platform 1, District Line, Westbound to Victoria
Name: Eastbound Platform 2
Description: St. James's Park Underground Station, Platform 2, District Line, Eastbound to Westminster
Name: Platform building
Description: Southbound platform waiting room building at Biggleswade railway station. Grade II listed.
Name: Darvell Bruderhof
Description: christian community
Description: Image: top of 10m high retaining wall, Suburban Railway goods yard. 100m N was Thorneywood tunnel (emerged at site of St Anns Well). 100m S was brickworks tunnel. S of Carlton Rd was Sneinton Tunnel (only one that survives).
Description: WWII pillbox
Description: BP with Marks and Spencers
Name: Hilton Syon Park
Description: Sitting on the edge of the listed 200-acre Syon Park Estate, once home to aristocracy, Hilton London Syon Park is modeled on the old stable block which stood in the park over 200 years ago.
Description: Private land with permitted access to public land.
Name: Whittaker Golf  Club
Description: 18 hole Par 68
Name: Hollingworth Lake Rowing Club
Description: Training the next world champion
Description: Village Hall - Main Hall, Jubilee Room and Morgue (community photocopier)
Description: First building to be built south of the railway line.
Name: Mile End Park Dog Agility Trail
Description: Unfenced dog agility course.
Name: Twelve Apostles
Description: Stone circle
Name: Broadway Bowling Club
Description: Lawn Green Bowling Club
Name: Dacres Wood Field Study Centre
Description: Educational resource run by LB Lewisham
Name: The Elm Tree Inn
Localized descriptions: stone
Description: China clay working