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Hannah Sparke Miniature
Miniature painting of Hannah Sparke, heroine of the Great Fire of Wellingborough in 1738.
Georgian 1738 Stuart to Georgian
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Oak Apple Day Wreath
Every year on May 29th, a wreath of oak Leaves is hung upon the statue of Charles II, All Saints Church, Northampton.
Stuart 1675 Stuart to Georgian
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Iron Age Torc
Lead torc worn around the neck of an Iron Age woman. Found during excavation of a rare human Iron Age burial.
Iron Age 800 BCE - 43 AD Geologic to Prehistoric
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Mammoth Tooth
This tooth belonged to a woolly mammoth that roamed Northamptonshire during the Great Ice Age as recently as 11,700 years ago.
Up to 11,700 years ago Geologic to Prehistoric
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Dressed Northamptonshire Sandstone
A small piece of sandstone quarried and dressed for use in the modern repairs to the 16th century Manor House in Great Doddington.
1999 Modern
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Brunel Broad Gauge Bridge Rail
The railway came to Northamptonshire in the mid-1800s with the Broad Gauge track of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Great Western Railway and a station at Aynho.
Victorian 1840s Modern
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Sulgrave Embroidery
17th century embroidery, possibly made by Martha, daughter of Amphyllis Washington. Martha emigrated to Virginia in 1678 and her brother, John, was the great-grandfather of George Washington.
Stuart 1650 - 1700 Stuart to Georgian
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60 Miles by Road or Rail
Released in 1980 this "novelty record" began life as an advertising jingle intended to promote Northampton as a great place for people to move to.
1980 Modern