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The Encyclopaedia of Plymouth History

A - M

• A History of Plymouth
• Acts of Parliament (Local)
• Admiralty House
• Air Services
• Airport
• Airship R100 Overhead
• Almshouses
• 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
• The Barton Building
• 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)
• 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
• Crownhill
• The Cycledrome
• Death by firing squad
• Derry's Clock
• Devonport Column
• Devonport Public Hall
• Devonport Town Hall
• Domesday Plymouth
• 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
• Friaries
• Gas Service
• Government House
• Great War (First World War)
• Great War - Roll of Honour
• Guildhalls
• Hackney Cabs
• Hamoaze House
• Hoe Bandstand
• Hoe Cafes (Tea Pavilion, Floral Cafe and the Mallard Cafe)
• Horse Bus Services
• 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
• Liner Tenders
• The Lines, Devonport
• Local Government
• 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 Vehicles, Early 
• Mount Batten Breakwater
• Municipal Offices (Pre-War)
• Museum & Art Gallery

N - Z

• 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, Orgins 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
• Prison Ships in the Hamoaze
• Prisoner of War Camps
• Prisons
• Promenade Pier
• Prominent Citizens
• Prysten House & Abbey Hall
• Railways
• Reconstruction 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s
• Register Offices
• Registration Districts
• Remembrance Day Plymouth's first
• Roads, Streets, etc.
• 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
• 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
• 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

Page updated:  28 April 2008

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