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A - M
- A History of Plymouth
- Acts of Parliament
(Local)
- Admiralty House
- Air Services
- Airport
- Airship R100
Overhead
- Almshouses
-
Amalgamation of the Three Towns, 1914
- Ambulance Services
- American Prisoners of War
in Plymouth
- Ancient
Parishes and Municipal Wards in the 1860s
- Aquarium
- Army
Barracks and Depots
- The Athenaeum
- Ballard Institute
- Banking
- Barton Building
SEE Business Houses
(Barton)
- Baths and Wash-houses
- Beacon Castle Sports
Ground
- Beating the
Bounds
- The Belvedere and Bull Ring
- The 'Black Book' Municipal
Records
- Blind Institutions
- The Blitz
March and April 1941
- "Borough
Arms" Coffee Tavern
- The Breakwater
- Bridges
- Broadcasting
Services
- Burrator Reservoir
- Bus Fares 1951 and 1965 (to
the City Centre)
-
Business Houses (Local
only)
- Camera Obscura
- Can you help, please?
- Cann Quarry Canal
- Castle SEE ALSO Plympton Castle
- Cemeteries
- Census Returns 1841 to
1901
- Charities
-
Charter of Incorporation,
1439
- Chelson Meadow
- Cholera Visitations
1832 and 1849
- Chubb's Hotel
- Churches / Places of Worship
- Cinemas
- Citizens' Advice
Bureau
- City Status
- Civic Centre
- Civic Flagstaff in
Royal Parade
- Coat of Arms
- Compton Gifford
- Courts of Justice
- Crownhill
- The Cycledrome
-
Cycle Speedway
- Death by firing
squad
- Derry's Clock
- Devonport Column
- Devonport Public
Hall
-
Devonport Sewage Disposal Works
- Devonport Town Hall
- Domesday Plymouth
revised
- Drake Institute
- Drake's Island
- Ducking Stool
- The "Dutton" - a
classic shipwreck tale
- Earls of Plymouth
- in the Peerage
- Eddystone Lighthouses
- Eggbuckland local
government
- Electricity Service
- The Embankment
- Emigration through Plymouth
- The Exchange
- Ferries
- Fire Brigades
- First Dual
Carriageway road
- Flying, Early
- Freemen of the Borough, 1817
- Friaries
- Gas Service
- Government House
- Great War (First World War)
- Great War -
Roll of Honour
- Guildhalls
- Guinness Clock
- Hackney Cabs
- Hamoaze House
- Hoe Bandstand
- Hoe Cafes (Tea
Pavilion, Floral Cafe and the Mallard Cafe)
- Honorary Freemen of the
City
- Horse Bus Services
-
Horse Parades
- Hospital Ships in Plymouth
Sound
- Hospitals and Eye Infirmary
- House of Rest, Plympton
- Housing and Housing Estates
- Imports Port of Plymouth
- Island House
- Keyham Memories
- Labour Exchanges
- Landing Stages, Devonport
- Law Courts
- Library Service
-
Lime Kiln -
the last at Plymouth
- Liner Tenders
- The Lines, Devonport
- Look-out House
on
Plymouth Hoe
- Lord Mayor Status
- Markets
(including the
Corn Exchange)
- "Mayflower II"
- Mayor Choosing
-
Mayors and
Lord Mayors
- Mechanics'
Institutes
-
Memorials &
Monuments
- Millbay Docks
(the
Great Western Docks)
- Millbay Rinkeries
- Mills (corn and grist
only)
- Motor Bus Services
-
Motor Boats, Early
- Motor Vehicles, Early
-
Mount Batten
Breakwater
- Municipal Offices
(Pre-War)
- Museum & Art Gallery
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- Navy, Army & Air Force Institute
- Newspapers
- Oddfellows' Hall,
Devonport
- Orphanages
- Palmerston's Forts and
Batteries
- Parks
and Recreation Grounds
- Penitentiaries
- Pennycross Stadium
- Phoenix Wharf Pier
- Pilgrim Fathers
- Pitts' Memorial Hall
- Place-Names, Origins of
- Places of Worship SEE Churches
- Plague Visitations
- "Plan for
Plymouth" (1943)
- Plymouth Albion
Rugby Football Club
- Plymouth Argyle
Football Club
- Plymouth Around
the World
- Plymouth
Through the Lens (Books)
- Plympton - Quick index
- Plympton Castle
- Plympton Priory
- Plymstock - Quick index
- Police
- Population
- Postal Service (and Post
Offices)
- Prehistoric Plymouth
-
Princess Pocahontas and Plymouth
- Prison Ships in the Hamoaze
- Prisoner of War Camps
- Prisons
- Promenade Pier
- Prominent
Citizens
-
Prudential Building
- Prysten House & Abbey Hall
-
Public Mortuary
- Railways
- Reconstruction 1940s, 1950s,
and 1960s
- Register Offices
- Registration
Districts
- Remembrance Day Plymouth's
first
- Roads, Streets, etc.
- Roman Plymouth
- Royal Air Force Mount
Batten
- Royal Citadel
- Royal Dockyard
- Royal Fleet Club
- Royal Marines
Barracks
- Royal Navy
Establishments
- Royal Parade
- Royal Sailors' Rests
- Royal Union Baths
- Royal William Victualling
Yard
- St Budeaux local
government
- St Dunstan's Abbey
- St James's Hall
- St Joseph's
Home for the Elderly (RC)
- St Joseph's
RC Sailors' Home
- Saxon Plymouth
- Scheduled
Ancient Monuments
- Schools
- Scouting
- Second World War
(1939-45)
- Seven O'Clock
Regulars
- Ship Building, Repair
& Breaking Up
- Siege of Plymouth
(1643-1644)
- Sources of
information
- Stage
& Royal Mail Coach Services
- Steam Trawler - the
last at Plymouth
- Stoke Damerel local
government
- Stonehouse Town
Hall
- Sugar Refinery
- Sundial
- Sutton Pool and Harbour Birthplace
of Plymouth
- Tamerton Foliot
- Telephone Service
-
Temperance Halls
- Theatres
- Three Towns
Soldiers' Institute
- Time
- "Tin Pan Alley" Market
- Tinside Lido
- Toll-Gates
- Tourist
Information Centres
- Town Wall and
Gates
- Tramways - Electric, Horse and
Steam
- Trinity House
Obelisk, The Hoe
- Triumphal Arch, Plympton
- Turnchapel Jetty
- Turnchapel Jubilee
Hall
- Turnchapel Pier
- Turnchapel Wharves
- Turnpike Trusts
- Twin Towns
- Victoria Wharves
- Victualling Office,
Barbican
- Virginia House
Settlement
- Volunteer Corps
- Warleigh House, Tamerton
Foliot
- Water Supply
- Watering the Streets
- West Hoe Baths
- West Hoe Pier
- West Park Sports Stadium
- Western College
- Weston Peverel local
government
- Westwell Street Skating
Rink
- The 'White Book' Municipal
Records
- Widey Court where
King Charles I held court
- The 'Widey Court Book'
Municipal Records
- Widey Estate
Sale 1921
- Winter Gardens
- Wombwell's Menagerie
- Workhouses
- Young Mens' Christian Association
- Young Womens' Christian Association
- Zoo
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