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King's LynnHarrold bridge · A428 Turvey bridge · A428 Bromham bypass · A6 Bedford Town Bridge · A421 Bedford bypass · Great Barford Bridge · A428 Bridge St Neots · St Neots Town Bridge · Godmanchester Chinese Bridge · A14 bridge, River Great Ouse · Huntingdon Old Bridge · St Ives BridgeKing\'s LynnKing\'s Lynn is a town and port in Norfolk, England. The town has been known variously as Bishop\'s Lynn and Lynn Regis, while it is frequently referred to by locals as simply Lynn, the Celtic word for lake.King\'s Lynn is the third largest settlement in Norfolk, after the city of Norwich and the town of Great Yarmouth. Sandringham House, the Norfolk residence of the British Royal Family, is 6 miles (9.7 km) north-east of King\'s Lynn. It is known as the birthplace of George Vancouver (1757?1798), an officer in the Royal Navy, who was the first person to explore the Pacific coast of the modern day Canadian province of British Columbia; the American states of Alaska, Washington, and Oregon; and the southwest coast of Australia. It is also the place of the first school attended by Diana, Princess of Wales.LakenheathThe region between Devil's Dyke and the line between Littleport and Shippea Hill has archaeological sites of the Stone Age, the Bronze Age and the Iron Age.[6]LetchworthFrom 1903 First Garden City Ltd owned the entire estate. The original idea was for the residents to purchase the estate after seven years so as to become responsible for the town, but "When the company was formed, however, this period of seven years was omitted."[14]. Until 1945 FGC Ltd, with the compliance of the District Councils, ran almost all aspects of life in the emerging town, leasing plots to citizens for building houses, to farmers for growing crops, and so on. The rents provided income for the company, which it would then invest back into the community. All citizens were shareholders, so all money was invested for the common good, and developments which the citizens disliked (tower blocks, for example) could be restricted as they pleased. This only began to change from 1945 when changes at the national level resulted in several of FGC's services (such as electricity and gas generation) being nationalised while the UDC took on a greater responsibility for planning.Spirella BuildingThe Spirella Building was created between 1912 and 1920 as the UK manufacturing base of the Spirella Corset Company. Its founder, William Wallace Kincaid, (1868 - 1964) an American entrepreneur, came to Letchworth Garden City after hearing about the establishment of a new community - the world's first Garden City - and the man behind it, Ebenezer Howard.Information by Wikipedia.com
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