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Plaques at risk: heritage today gone tomorrow?
We’re used to thinking historical plaques tell us about the past. There’s clearly no disputing this. That said, whilst working on Open Plaques I’ve gradually come to realise that the converse is equally true. They’re also about the here and … Continue reading →
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