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Saints Rugby Football Club Shirt
Northampton Saints RugbyFootball Club shirt from the 1950s worn by John Beresford Deeks (Bez).
1949-59 Modern
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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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Viking Silver Coin
There is limited evidence of Viking influence in Northamptonshire and despite being minted during Viking rule this silver coin from Northampton depicts an Anglo-Saxon king.
Anglo-Saxon 895 CE-915 CE Roman and Early Medieval
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Northampton Castle Stone
This carved piece of sandstone comes from Northampton Castle, one of the most significant castles in medieval England.
Norman 11th century Medieval to Tudor
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Friends of St. Peter's Marefair Northampton by Rafal
Elaborately carved stone grave slab - St Peters, Marefair, Northampton
This 12th century grave slab is located in the church of St Peter, Marefair in Northampton. It is thought to have been carved by the same sculptors as the beautifully preserved set of Norman capitals (headings of columns) in the church.
1150 Medieval to Tudor
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Univesrity of Northampton
The Engine Shed - University of Northampton
The Engine Shed is a Grade II listed former railway building which was restored for the building of the new Univesrity of Northampton campus at Waterside, Northampton.
1870 Modern
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The Lab Heritage Group
Northampton Branch of the Social Democratic Federation Banner
The Northampton Social Democratic Federation (SDF) banner was discovered in the attic of 97 Charles Street in 1984. Vibrant, multi-coloured, with red and gold prominent, and printed on silk, the banner was made by George Tutill (1817-1887) in their workshop in City Road, east London.
1890s Modern
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Andy Chapman
Glazed ceramic shouldered roof tile from St. James' Abbey, Northampton
This is a rare type of medieval ceramic roof tile, replaced in the 13th century by standard rectangular ceramic or nib tiles used until the 20th century. The rarity of these roof tiles and their association with buildings of high status in Northampton, both religious and secular, is of historical and archaeological significance.
1200 Medieval to Tudor
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Pete Norton
Northampton Town Football Club 2020 League 2 Play Off Trophy
Won at Wembley in June 2020 in a final played behind closed doors due to Covid restrictions, Northampton Town Football Club took the trophy around Northampton visiting people as part of a project to support those who were suffering loneliness or were isolating during the Covid 19 pandemic.
2020 Modern
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Norman Silver Penny
Minted at Northampton in the years after the Norman Conquest, this silver penny dates from bewteen 1083 and 1087.
Norman 11th century Medieval to Tudor
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Fountain Ball
This copper ball was added in the 1950s to the Victorian ornate cast iron fountain installed in the Market Square, Northampton.
Victorian 1863 Modern
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Bishop and Queen Chess Pieces
These two discarded 12th century antler chess pieces were made in a workshop and are evidence of Northampton as a bustling medieval centre.
Norman 1100 - 1199 Medieval to Tudor
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Monastery Key
15th century key from St. Andrew's Priory, a Cluniac monastery located in medieval Northampton.
Medieval 1400s Medieval to Tudor
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Torah Scroll
Torah scroll smuggled out of Austria following the events of the Kristallnacht in 1938. It is now on loan to the Northampton Hebrew Congregation.
1939 Modern
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Madonna and Child Maquette
Maquette (preliminary model) for Madonna and Child statue at St Matthews Church, Northampton. It was commissioned from the now-famous sculptor Henry Moore.
1944- 5 Modern