#friargate

[krystalgault]

Tiled Wall off Friargate #Preston #History #60s #Art #abstractart #street #streetart #communityart #Tiles #Friargate (at Preston, Lancashire)

[unwind-1999]

My Main second year project is finally completed for Television production 2. I created a ten minute documentary about the Friar Gate street site, from the glory days of steam to an unknown future. Link: https://vimeo.com/334537077 Other work: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxNvcABJYvLeL-Habwu81Xw/videos #derby #derbyshire #universityofderby #friargate #train #steamtrain #architecture #history #media #mediaproduction #canon #canonc100 (at Derby) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxKKktEhtjI/?igshid=v6yi9ceywkk1

[unwind-1999]

Documentary filming. 📽🎬 Photo credit to @becks_macey #derby #derbyshire #friargate #friargatestation #friargatebridge #filmmaking #documentary #documentaryfilmmaking #universityofderby #universitystudent (at Friar Gate Bridge) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu_iXa-Ber6/?igshid=o9xcl3718zqm

[unwind-1999]

On a winters day. ❄☕ #Winter #december #christmas #cold #derby #derbyshire #universityofderby #university #universitylife #markeaton #markeatonstreet #friargate #friargatestation #gnr #gnrwarehouse #dilapidated #buildingconstruction #building #tree #trees #branches #funfair #ferriswheel (at Derby)

[modebmx]

Empty shop, farewell #friargate #derby 9 years of good,bad and totally silly times! It's not over, we're moving, details soon.... #vacantshop

[coventryculture]

Friargate

Application to grant reserved matters for Friargate Phase 2 approved with conditions. Details: http://t.co/LCShqOqkzu

— CoventryCityCouncil (@coventrycc) January 9, 2014

Coventry City Council has today approved an application for its Frairgate…

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[archaeologicalnews]

Lost burial site is rediscovered at Quaker Meeting House

THE lost burial spot of human bones in the garden of a quaker meeting house in York has been rediscovered in the nick of time before redevelopment of the site.

The remains were first found 30 years ago during previous works at the Quaker Meeting House, in Friargate.

They were thought to be Christian burials disturbed by the passage of some two centuries.

The bones were reinterred in a wooden casket resembling a child’s coffin and buried next to a Georgian wall with a plaque placed on the wall telling the story of the find. Read more.

[chrismcbriarty]

Friargate, Preston.