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• Otley
  A grammar school was founded by Thomas Cave who named it "The Grammar School of Prince Henry." It is built in the Eliz ..., mills were built using water then steam power. A cotton mill and weaving shed for calicoes were built by the river in the late 18th-century. Later, woolc
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• Settle
  ...r's Row in Lower Kirkgate. In 1835, Dog Kennel Mill and Brennand's Weaving Shed, Settle had five mills employing 333 people.<ref>Baines History of the Cott ...was discovered in 1837 on the day of Queen Victoria's accession. Victoria Cave contained remains of mammoth, bear, reindeer and hippopotamus; a harpoon he
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• Caves of Gibraltar
  [[File:The stage inside St. Michael's Cave.jpg|right|thumb|350px|St Michael's Cave auditorium]] The largest and more famous is [[St Michael's Cave]], found halfway up the western slope of the Rock; it is a popular tourist
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• Aberthaw
  ...blic domain|year=1889|publisher=J. Murray|pages=902–}}</ref> Font-y-Gary Cave is near Aberthaw.<ref name="Britain1904">{{cite book|author=Geological Surv ...bn=978-0-09-192692-2|page=368}}</ref> The inn was used as a tobacco drying shed during the smuggling days.<ref name="BBCfire"/> The inn caught fire in 1922
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• Mauchline
  ...plinth, with the original monument being built into the wall of the school shed where it stands to this day). The Battle of Mauchline Muir took place in 16 ...e, Old Barskimming Bridge, Mauchline, Ayrshire.JPG|upright|thumb|Sandstone Cave near Old Barskimming Bridge.]]
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• Ashton-in-Makerfield
  ...stant Mission to be built. The church was built with the official title of Cave-Browne Protestant Institute (Christchurch). ...l (Spinning), situated in York Road, and the Makerfield Mill (the 'Weaving Shed'), in Windsor Road, took over from home-working. Similarly, Thomas Crompton
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• Rathcroghan
  ...ascinating of these are the multi period Rathcroghan Mound, the mysterious cave of [[Oweynagat]], the Mucklaghs - a spectacular set of linear earthworks, a ..."Ireland's Gate to Hell", located at Oweynagat (the Cave of the Cats). The cave has associations with the pagan festival of Samhain as well as being descri
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• Oweynagat
  {{Infobox cave '''Oweynagat''' is a cave within the [[Rathcroghan|Rathcroghan Mound]], an ancient royal site in [[Co
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• Dale Abbey (monastery)
  [[File:Dale Abbey 2019 Hermitage06.jpg|left|thumb|200px|The hermit's cave south of Dale Abbey]] ...south transept 01.jpg|Footings of south transept and base of a column. The shed in the background is the museum, on the site of the chapter house.
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