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James Pigott Pritchett, A York Architect

James Pigott Pritchett, Architect (b. 14th October 1789, d. 23rd January 1868) James Pigott Pritchett was responsible for the entire

St. Stephen’s tower, Low Elswick, is one of the most overlooked and rarely mentioned buildings in the CCT’s portfolio of

The Emley Moor mast is part of the television transmitting station for the north of England. At over 330 metres

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Early in 2018 I was presented with an operational problem. I had been asked to refresh the visitor notices at

Management information was essential when embarking upon the project to develop Holy Trinity Goodramgate into a world-class visitor attraction which

The parish church dedicated to St. Werburgh has ancient origins. St. Werburgh is likely to have visited Hoo and it

St. Mary’s church, Chickney, Essex, was struck by lightning in 1902 and £329 was raised to be spent on repairs

Visitors to York are spoilt for choice with interesting historic buildings. Those who return for a repeat visit, or even

Early in 2014 my attention was drawn to the sale of an inscribed brass ‘memorial plaque’ being sold in Belfast