Lilliput Lane British Heritage Pg A
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Big Ben LL2211
Reputedly named after the commissioner of works in charge of the rebuilding of the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben is actually the thirteen-ton hour bell inside the
magnifi cent fretted stone tower.
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Blarney Castle LL2781
There has been a fortification on this site since the early-tenth century, although this third castle (famous for its Blarney Stone) was built in 1446 by Dermot MacCarthy, King of Munster.
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Buckingham Palace LL2286
Buckingham Palace has been the main London
home of the Royal Family since the time of
Queen Victoria. The front façade, where the
‘changing of the guard’ takes place daily, is familiar
worldwide, especially the balcony where the Royal
Family gather on special occasions.
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Diamond Wedding, Buckingham Palace Silver Edition LL3080 -
Marking the Diamond Wedding Anniversary of her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, this wonderful portrayal of Buckingham Palace features emblems representing special occasions over the years and is only available during this celebratory year.
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Edinburgh Castle LL2247
Set high above the city of Edinburgh, the ancient seat of Scottish power has a majestic air. This regal landmark draws thousands of visitors, especially
during the famous Military Tattoo.
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Houses of Parliament LL2610
Designed in the mid–nineteenth century by Sir Charles Barry, with the intricate decoration executed by Augustus Welby Pugin, the Palace of Westminster, better known as the Houses of Parliament, is a fine example of a Victorian Gothic Revival building.
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