Wheathampstead
in the county of Hertfordshire
Mugginton
in the county of Derbyshire
Cockington
a Picturesque Village in the county of Devon
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in the town of Warwick, in the county of Warwickshire1 picture (3 comments)
in the town of Cannock, in the county of Staffordshire1 picture (3 comments)
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Chapel Street in Penzance is home to many tales of the past including the first announcement of Nelson's victory at Trafalgar from the minstrel's gallery in the Union Hotel. Local fishermen had learnt of the fact from the ship hurrying to Falmouth to bring the news officially to Britain. The house at no. 25 Chapel Street was home to Maria Branwell before she moved to Yorkshire , married the Reverend Patrick Bronte and became mother to the famous Bronte family. She never lost her love of Cornwall, as she lay on her death bed she had the maid prop her up so she could watch the maid clear and prepare the grate as she did it the same way as it was done all those years ago, the Cornish way.
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