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Opactwo Shrewsbury

Opactwo Shrewsbury (ang. Shrewsbury Abbey), właściwie Opactwo świętych Piotra i Pawła (Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul) – dawny klasztor benedyktyński, znajdujący się w Shrewsbury, stolicy hrabstwa Shropshire, w zachodniej Anglii. Historia Opactwo zostało założone w 1083 roku przez Rogera de Montgomery, 1. hrabiego Shrewsbury. W 1138 do opactwa sprowadzono z Walii relikwie św. Winifredy i odtąd klasztor stał się miejscem licznych pielgrzymek. W latach 1283 i 1398 w klasztorze odbyły się posiedzenia dwóch angielskich parlamentów (pierwszego i tzw. Wielkiego). W 1540 cały majątek benedyktynów w Shrewsbury został przejęty przez króla Henryka VIII – w ramach przeprowadzonej przez niego kasaty – ale kościół nie przerwał działalności (wszedł do parafii Krzyża Świętego). W XIX wieku, powstał plan całkowitej odbudowy opactwa, ale z powodów finansowych do świetności przywrócono jedynie część klasztoru. Jakiekolwiek dalsze koncepcje kontynuacji prac zostały przerwane przez wybuch I wojny światowej, a po 1918 nie zostały wznowione. Opactwo dziś Obecnie pozostałości klasztoru mieszczą się we wschodniej część miasta, w pobliżu Mostu Angielskiego (The English Bridge). Niewielki przyległy obszar w kształcie trójkąta przed wejściem do kościoła (a także przedmieście, w którym opactwo się mieści) nosi nazwę Abbey Foregate. W średniowieczu posiadało znaczne dobra ziemskie w okolicy, jednak po przejęciu majątku przez króla część budynków została zniszczona. Jednak kilka zabudowań, wraz z kościołem pozostały do dziś. Współcześnie są częściowo rozdzielone drogą A5. Oprócz pełniącego do dziś swoją rolę kościoła, w pobliżu zobaczyć można ambonę dawnego refektarza, oraz fragment zabudowań budynku klasztornego, który obecnie jest częścią innego budynku. W 1980 roku z inicjatywy The Shrewsbury Abbey Restoration Project rozpoczęto prace nad reaktywowaniem przyklasztornego herbarium, które w 1987 otwarła pisarka Ellis Peters. Lista opatów klasztoru Fulchred, ok. 1087-1119 Godfrey, 1121-1128 Heribert, 1128-1138 Radulfus, 1138-1147 Robert, 1150/1159-1168 Adam, 1168/1173-1175 Ralph, 1175-1186/1190 Hugh de Lacy, 1190-1220 Walter, 1221-1223 Henry, 1223-1244 Adam, 1244-1250 William, 1250-1251 Henry, 1251-1258 Thomas, 1259-1266 William z Upton, 1266-1271 Luke z Wenlock, 1272-1279 John z Drayton, 1279-1292 William z Muckley, 1292-1333 Adam z Cleobury, 1333-1355 Henry de Alston, 1355-1361 Nicholas Stevens, 1361-1399 Thomas Prestbury, 1399-1426 John Hampton, 1426-1433 Thomas Ludlow, 1433-1459 Thomas Mynde, 1460-1498 Richard Lye, 1498-1512 Richard Baker, 1512-1528 Thomas Butler, 1529-1540 Bibliografia Oficjalna strona opactwa (en.) Historia opactwa (en.) Galeria zdjęć – dostęp: 16.X.2009
The Scale Tarn

Der The Scale Tarn ist ein See im Lake District, Cumbria, England. Der See liegt westlich von Windermere und östlich des Esthwaite Water. Er hat einen unbenannten Zufluss an seiner Nordostseite. Sein unbenannter Abfluss an der Südwestseite mündet in den Wise Een Tarn. Siehe auch Seen im Lake District Literatur Kendal, Morecambe, Windermere & Lancaster (= Landranger Map. Band 97). Ordnance Survey, Southampton 2011, ISBN 978-0-319-23208-8.
Tweedmouth Rangers F.C.

Tweedmouth Rangers Football Club are a football team from the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, England, just south of the border with Scotland. The club motto is NOLI CAESUM CREDENTES which is the Latin phrase that translated means "Do not believe the slain" and features on the club crest along with the Flag of England. History Founded in 2010, they currently play across the border in the East of Scotland Football League, having joined in 2016. Prior to this, they were members of the North Northumberland League in England. During the club's time in the North Northumberland League they were champions of Division Two in 2012-13 and runners-up of Division One in 2015–16. They also enjoyed cup success winning the Robson and Runciman Cups during the 2012-13 treble winning season and the Anderson Cup in 2015–16, while their time in the East of Scotland Football League has often been one of struggle and currently play in the Second Division. For the 2023–24 season the club started groundsharing with Berwick Rangers and Berwick Bandits at Shielfield Park, which has a capacity of just over 4,000 with 1,366 seats. In January 2023, Colin Smith accepted the role as club chairman following the resignation of Kevin Dixon. June 2023, the club announced the appointment of Kev Wright as First Team Manager. 30 August 2025, Tweedmouth played its first Scottish Cup vie against Midlands Premier Team Lochee United losing 3-1 after being 1-0 for much of the game. Club colours The team play in a blue with white trim shirt, navy blue shorts and socks, the away colours are a yellow shirt with black trim, black shorts, and socks. Club officials Club coaching staff Current squad As of 1 September 2023 Season-by-season league record Three Points awarded to Tweedmouth Rangers FC; Red Row FC played ineligible player in fixture between two clubs * Season curtailed due to coronavirus pandemic ** South Challenge Cup record References External links Official website
Holland Park

Holland Park ist der Name eines Parks und des danach benannten Stadtteils im Westen Londons, der zum Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea gehört. Das Wohnviertel zählt zu den exklusivsten in London und hat die höchsten Immobilienpreise im Vereinigten Königreich. Als Teil von Kensington befindet sich Holland Park in unmittelbarer Entfernung zum Kensington Palace im Hyde Park und zur Kensington High Street, nördlich grenzt der Stadtteil an Notting Hill. Die Stadtvillen von Holland Park sind bevorzugter Standort von Botschaften und Wohnort zahlreicher prominenter Persönlichkeiten, wodurch der Spitzname „Millionaire's Row“ zustande kam. Zu aktuellen und ehemaligen Anwohnern zählen David und Victoria Beckham, Sir Elton John, David Cameron, Ed Sheeran, Robbie Williams und Sir Richard Branson. Neben dem Park befinden sich weitere Sehenswürdigkeiten und Museen in Holland Park, wie das Design Museum, Leighton House und die Holland Park Opera. Wohngegend Das Straßensystem von Holland Park wurde im 19. Jahrhundert nach Plänen von William und Francis Radford geplant und ausgelegt. Die Wohnstraßen sind von Stadtvillen in viktorianischer Architektur geprägt. Während entlang der Holland Park Avenue und dem Royal Crescent vorsätzlich Reihenhäuser entstanden, sind die Straßen Holland Park, Holland Villas Road und Addison Road von freistehenden Villen gesäumt. Ilchester Place im südlichen Holland Park ist die teuerste Wohnstraße in Großbritannien. Holland Park ist über die gleichnamige Station der London Underground, sowie über den Bahnhof Kensington an das städtische Nahverkehrsnetz angebunden. Park Der 22-Hektar große Holland Park liegt im Zentrum des Stadtteils und setzt sich aus einem bewaldeten nördlichen Teil und einem aufwändigen angelegten Ziergarten im südlichen Teil zusammen. Zentrum der Parkanlage sind die Überreste des Holland House, ein ehemaliges Herrenhaus welches 1605 für den britischen Diplomaten Sir Walter Cope gebaut, später von Henry Rich, 1. Earl of Holland, bewohnt und im Zweiten Weltkrieg stark beschädigt wurde. Hier befinden sich heute mehrere Cafés und eine Orangerie. Nördlich vom Holland House befindet sich der Kyoto Garden, welcher mit seiner japanischen Bepflanzung und Koi-Teichen ein Geschenk der Stadt Kyoto war. Im gesamten Park finden sich frei herumlaufende asiatische Pfauen und Fasanen. Im südlichsten Teil des Parks befindet sich der exklusive Holland Park Tennis Club. Impressionen Weblinks Holland Park. Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Friends of Holland Park Opera Holland Park Einzelnachweise
Holland Park

Holland Park è il nome di un quartiere e di un parco pubblico del borgo reale di Kensington e Chelsea, a Londra. Considerata una delle zone più esclusive della città, Holland Park è molto conosciuta per le sue architetture vittoriane e per le sue boutique e ristoranti di lusso. Storia Holland House era la residenza fatta costruire nel 1605 da Sir Walter Cope ed è stata una delle prime grandi case della zona. Nell'Ottocento fu un ritrovo di discussione letteraria ed ospitò personaggi come George Byron, Thomas Macaulay, Benjamin Disraeli, Charles Dickens e Walter Scott. Il quartiere era di natura rurale sino all'Ottocento, quando venne coinvolto da numerosi interventi edilizi. Di questi, uno dei più interessanti è sicuramente quello della Royal Crescent, progettata nel 1839 da Robert Cantwell ispirata dalla piazza omonima presente a Bath. Da quel momento in poi, la zona venne destinata all'uso residenziale per l'alta borghesia Geografia antropica L'omonimo parco si estende all'interno del quartiere per ventidue ettari (cinquantaquattro acri). La parte più a nord del parco è la più selvaggia e la meno frequentata; la parte centrale è la più conosciuta e sorge tutt'attorno alle rovine di Holland House, mentre la porzione meridionale del parco è destinata allo sport. Nel parco vi sono numerosi laghetti, una famosa limonaia, o alla francese orangerie, un campo da cricket, un giardino zen ed uno dei più attrezzati Ostelli della Gioventù di Londra. Tra gli animali molti scoiattoli e, presenza inusuale per un parco londinese, pavoni. Ambasciate di molti paesi hanno sede in questa prestigiosa zona, divenuta nel Novecento uno dei quartieri più costosi di Londra e probabilmente di tutto il mondo, con immobili che mediamente superano il costo di dieci milioni di sterline. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Holland Park
Holland Park (Londen)

Holland Park is een park in het Londense district Kensington en Chelsea. Het park wordt ruwweg begrensd door Holland Park Avenue in het noorden en Kensington High Street in het zuiden. Het park bevat onder andere een beroemde oranjerie, een cricketveld, tennisbanen, een Japanse tuin, een jeugdherberg en speeltuinen. Eekhoorns en pauwen behoren tot de aanwezige fauna. In het park staat ook het Holland House. Dit landhuis werd in 1605 gebouwd voor Walter Cope en stond dan ook bekend als Cope Castle, een van de eerste grote huizen in Kensington. Zijn schoonzoon Henry Rich, de eerste graaf van Holland (Engeland), erfde het huis. Deze graaf werd ten tijde van de Engelse Burgeroorlog onthoofd vanwege zijn keuze voor de royalisten. Het landhuis werd na zijn onthoofding een hoofdkwartier van het leger en werd regelmatig bezocht door Oliver Cromwell. Na de oorlog kwam het weer in het bezit van de familie en kreeg het de huidige naam. Aan het begin van de Tweede Wereldoorlog raakte het gebouw bij een bombardement ernstig beschadigd. De overblijfselen vormen nu het decor voor het openluchttheater Holland Park Theatre. Holland Park is ook de naam van de wijk ten noorden van het park, ten westen van het bekendere Notting Hill. Fotogalerij
Holland Park

Holland Park – park w dzielnicy Kensington and Chelsea w Londynie. Park ma 54 akry. Powstał na terenach otaczających zbudowany w XVII w. Cope Castle, później nazwany Holland House. Holland House uległ częściowemu zniszczeniu podczas II wojny światowej. Po wojnie park został własnością publiczną i otworzono go dla zwiedzających. Na północy park jest zadrzewiony, Holland House otaczają ogrody, a część południową przeznaczono do uprawiania sportu. W parku znajduje się Oranżenria, korty tenisowe, boisko do krykieta, ogród japoński, plac zabaw dla dzieci, schronisko młodzieżowe oraz teatr letni wystawiający opery.
Holland Park

Holland Park é um distrito e parque público localizado em Kensington e Chelsea, no oeste de Londres, Reino Unido. Holland Park tem uma reputação como uma área nobre e elegante, conhecida por atraentes e grandes casas vitorianas, lojas de classe alta e restaurantes. Há muitos destinos de compras populares localizadas ao redor Holland Park como High Street Kensington, Notting Hill, Holland Park Avenue, Portobello Market, Westbourne Grove, Clarendon Cross e Ledbury Road. Embora não existam limites oficiais, são cerca de Kensington High Street, ao sul, Holland Road, a oeste, Holland Park Avenue ao norte e Kensington Church Street, a leste. Holland Park Avenue está nos limites demográficos de quatro enfermarias: Norland, Holland, Pembridge e Campden. Parque público Holland Park possui uma areá de cerca de 0,218 km² e é considerado um dos parques mais românticos e serenos do oeste de Londres. A metade ou menos do norte do parque é de floresta semi-selvagem, a seção central em torno das ruínas da Holland House é mais formal com várias áreas de jardins, e a seção mais ao sul é usada para o esporte. Hoje é uma ruína fragmentária, tendo sido devastada pelo bombardeio incendiário em 1940, mas as ruínas e os jardins foram compradas pelo Conselho do Condado de Londres, em 1952, a partir do último proprietário privado, o 6º. conde de Ilchester. Hoje, os restos da casa formam um pano de fundo para o Holland Park Theatre em ar livre, que é a casa do Opera Holland Park. A Commonwealth Institute fica ao sul. Na cultura popular O seriado da BBC As Time Goes By é ambientado principalmente no Holland Park. A casa de Edina Monsoon em Absolutely Fabulous fica no parque, e ela está ansiosa para desmentir suposições que ele está localizado no Shepherd's Bush. Jennifer Saunders morava na 67 Holland Park. Referências Ligações externas Holland Park Chess
Darent Valley Hospital

Darent Valley Hospital is a district general hospital in Dartford, Kent, England. It is managed by Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust. History The hospital, which was built to replace Joyce Green Hospital, stands on the site of the former Darenth Park Hospital, founded by the Metropolitan Asylums Board as "Darenth School" in 1878. The Regional Health Board agreed to close Darenth in 1973, but the last patients did not leave until 1988. The vast Victorian complex was then demolished. The new buildings were procured under a Private Finance Initiative contract in 1997, the first hospital project to use this form of procurement. They were designed by Nightingale Paulley Associates and built by Carillion at a cost of £94 million. The new hospital, which replaced the services previously provided at West Hill Hospital, Dartford and Joyce Green Hospital, Dartford, was officially opened by Alan Milburn, Secretary of State for Health, on 14 December 2000. A new on-site heart centre was opened on 2 January 2007. On 29 September 2024 a new acute stroke unit (ASU) and hyper-acute stroke unit (HASU) opened at the hospital, as part of a reconfiguration of stroke services in Kent. Since 2 December 2024, the service also serves the London Borough of Bexley, with all patients with a suspected stroke now taken to Darent Valley for treatment rather than Princess Royal University Hospital. Services A small number of services at the hospital are provided by other trusts: Ear, nose and throat (ENT) is provided by Medway NHS Foundation Trust Plastic surgery and oral and maxillofacial surgery are provided by Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Facilities In the main foyer of the hospital there are Costa Coffee, M&S Food and WHSmith outlets and a charity shop run by the local hospice. Public transport The hospital is served by London Buses routes 96 and 428, which run between the nearby Bluewater Shopping Centre, the hospital, Dartford station and Woolwich and Erith respectively. Fastrack routes B and N and Brookline Coaches route 479 also serve the hospital. References External links Official website Darent Valley Hospital on the NHS website Inspection reports from the Care Quality Commission
Old Ship Hotel

The Old Ship Hotel (also known as the Old Ship Inn and previously as The Ship) is a hotel in central Brighton, UK, which contains the Old Ship Assembly Rooms, a Grade II* listed building. The building is the oldest hotel in Brighton, as the hotel is believed to have been built in 1559, with the assembly rooms being added in 1767. History The Old Ship Hotel is believed to date from 1559, as an unnamed house owned by Richard and John Gilham. It is the oldest hotel in Brighton, and the first known record was in 1665. The building was purchased in 1671 by Nicholas Tettersell, who owned the boat Charles II used to get to France. The assembly rooms were built in 1767 in response to assembly rooms built at the nearby Castle Inn; the rooms were built by Robert Golden, with the Adam style inspired by Robert Adam. The assembly rooms contained a ballroom on the first floor, which hosted the Prince Regent's Ball, as well as card and tea rooms. Until 1777, the building hosted the town's post office. In the 18th century, the hotel was visited by Frances Burney and Samuel Johnson; Johnson had an argument with the local priest, Henry Michell. In 1780, the assembly rooms hosted card evenings on Tuesday and Saturday, although the ballroom was later closed in 1814. The building was expanded in 1794, and the Ship Street corner block was added in 1835. In 1821, the magistrates' court was moved to the Old Ship, in 1831, Niccolo Paganini gave a concert in the assembly rooms, and in 1835, Gideon Mantell gave a lecture on geology and organic remains at the Old Ship Hotel. Charles Dickens stayed at the hotel in 1841, and other Victorian visitors to the hotel included Robert Schumann's wife, Sims Reeves, Luigi Lablache, Marietta Alboni, Julius Benedict, Charles Santley, Henry Irving, Herbert Beerbohm Tree, and Henry Howard, 13th Duke of Norfolk. By 1885, the assembly rooms had been turned into auction rooms. In the 1930s, the Old Ship began accepting homosexual men in one wing of the hotel. The assembly rooms became a Grade II* listed building in 1952. Notes References External links Grade II* listing Old Ship Hotel website
Sturry railway station

Sturry railway station is a railway station Kent, England, serving Sturry and Fordwich on the Ashford to Ramsgate line in Kent. It is 2+1⁄4 miles (3.6 km) north east of Canterbury West, and lies either side of a level crossing. The station and all trains serving it are operated by Southeastern. Location and facilities The station is north of Sturry village. It is also the nearest station to the town of Fordwich. The two platforms are staggered and are either side of the A28 road which passes through a central level crossing. The A291 road to Herne Bay is also near the station. Platform 1 provides services towards Canterbury West, Ashford International and London. Platform 2 provides services towards Ramsgate and Margate. This platform also has a part-time staffed booking office and ticket machines. The unusual layout of the station has caused problems, as there is no direct pedestrian access between the two platforms. In 2020, a man was fined for trespassing by Network Rail when he jumped the level crossing barriers in order to make a train connection. History The station was opened by the South Eastern Railway on 1 June 1847 It was on the line from Canterbury West to Ramsgate, which had opened on 13 April the previous year. A booking office was added in 1851. In 1887, the station was renamed Sturry for Herne Bay. It reverted to its original name around 1898. The line through the station was electrified in 1962, with new services starting on 18 June. Services All services at Sturry are operated by Southeastern using Class 375 EMUs. The typical off-peak service in trains per hour is: 1 tph to London Charing Cross via Tonbridge 1 tph to Ramsgate Additional services, including trains to and from London Cannon Street and London St Pancras International call at the station during the peak hours. References Citations Sources External links Train times and station information for Sturry railway station from National Rail
Beamish Museum

Beamish Museum er det første regionale frilandsmuseum i England, der ligger ved Beamish, nær byen Stanley i County Durham, England. Beamish bliver betragtet som pionér inden for levende museer. Ved at udstille kopier eller genstande som kam erstattes, var det også et tidligt eksempel på et museum, der tillader besøgende at røre ved genstandene. Museet ledes efter princippet om at bevare et eksempel på hverdagslivet i by og land i North East England på toppen af industrialiseringen i 1900-tallet. Meget af restaureringen og fortolkningen er specifik mod victoriatiden og edwardianske periode, sammen med dele af landet der blev påvirket af den industrielle revolution fra 1825 og frem. Det ligger på 140 hektar stort område og består af en blanding bygninger der er blevet flyttet, originale bygninger og rekonstruktioner, og det indeholder en stor samling genstande, fungerende maskiner og udstyr samt husdyr og formidlere i historiske dragter. Museet har modtaget en række priser siden det åbnede for besøgende i 1972, heriblandt Årets museum i Europa i 1987, og det har har indflydelse på andre frilandsmuseer. Det fungerer også til artsbevarelse blandt flere traditionelle og sjældne racer husdyr fra Nordengland. Museet er blandt de mest besøgte i Storbritannien. Se også Frilandsmuseer Black Country Living Museum - Dudley, England Blists Hill Victorian Town - Telford Summerlee Heritage Park - Coatbridge, Skotland Ulster Folk and Transport Museum - Cultra, Northern Ireland St Fagans National History Museum - Museum of Welsh Life, Cardiff, Wales Highland Folk Museum - Newtonmore, Skotland Cregneash - The National Folk Museum at Cregneash, Isle of Man (første frilandsmuseum på De Britiske Øer) Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre - Amberley, Near Arundel, West Sussex Milestones Museum – Basingstoke Referencer Eksterne henvisninger
Beamish Open Air Museum

Il Beamish Open Air Museum ("Museo all'aperto di Beamish") o semplicemente Beamish Museum, conosciuto anche come (The) North of England Open Air Museum ("Museo all'aperto dell'Inghilterra del Nord") è un museo all'aperto inaugurato nel 1970 situato nel villaggio inglese di Beamish, nei dintorni di Stanley, nella contea di Durham (Inghilterra nord-orientale). Il museo illustra com'era la vita nel nord-est dell'Inghilterra agli inizi del XIX secolo (1820-1825) e agli inizi del XX secolo (1913). Storia Il museo fu fondato da Frank Atkinson, in collaborazione con Rosy Allan, ed aprì i battenti nel febbraio del 1970. Nel 1975, ricevette la visita della regina Elisabetta II e della Regina madre. Caratteristiche Il museo è collocato in un'area di ca. 20 ettari: sono stati ricostruiti una città (dove si trovano, tra l'altro, un emporio, un pub, un gabinetto dentistico, ecc.), un villaggio di minatori, una ferrovia, ecc. I visitatori, con cui interagiscono degli attori in costume, si spostano a bordo di tram d'epoca. Punti d'interesse The Town Villaggio dei minatori Nel villaggio dei minatori, si può visitare una miniera, che fu attiva dal 1850 al 1958. Pockerley Waggonway (Stazione ferroviaria) Si tratta di una stazione ferroviaria del 1825, che proviene da un villaggio situato nelle montagne della contea di Durham, a ca. 25 km da Beamish. Pockerley Manor Mezzi di trasporto Altre immagini Note Voci correlate Lista di musei all'aperto Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Beamish Open Air Museum Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su beamish.org.uk. Beamish Museum (canale), su YouTube. (EN) Beamish Open Air Museum, su IMDb, IMDb.com. Flick.com: 40 Years of Beamish - Immagini del museo
Beamish: North of England Open Air Museum

Het Beamish: North of England Open Airmuseum is een openluchtmuseum in de Engelse stad Stanley. Het museum opende in 1972 en is 140 hectare groot. Het laat het leven in North East England zien ten tijde van de industriële revolutie met behulp van verschillende victoriaanse en edwardiaanse gebouwen, werkende voertuigen en acteurs. In 1987 werd het uitgeroepen tot Europees museum van het jaar. Galerij