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Active Anglican church in the hamlet of Penstrowed, Powys, one of only two in Wales offering champing.
Hoax perpetrated in 1970, describing a fictitious 18th-century vicar who lured unsuspecting sailors to their deaths.
Charged particle detector based on Wilson’s cloud chamber, designed to detect the soul leaving the body.
Ilustration by William Blake for Robert Blair’s poem The Grave (1743).
Arndale centre built on the site of Stretford’s original shopping centre, the former King Street.
Active Anglican church in the village of Wormley, Hertfordshire.
Grade II country house in Moses Gate Country Park in Farnworth, built in about 1807 for John Crompton.
Grade II listed tower built in Rivington Gardens in Lancashire, presented by William Lever as a birthday present to his wife in 1910.
Ellen Beech, Anne Osboston and Anne Thornton were three women convicted in separate trials at the Court of Sessions in Chester in 1656, executed together at Gallows Hill on 8 October 1656.
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Witch trials in Cheshire from 1589 until 1675.