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These cottages at Newhaven, Fife, are an example of the types of fishermen's dwelling that could be found around harbours from Scotland to at least Cullercoats in Northumbria, usually single-story

In his will he set up a Blue Coat School where children of the parish could be educated up to the age of 14.

Comparing this view of Friar Street to the similar one taken in 1891, shows that the three-gabled building next to the car has had a coat of render stripped away to expose its timbers, while the shop on

Again, what with the coats and caps the weather could not have been too warm.

The plasterwork figures also date from the 20th century; they include the Kings and Queens associated with Kingston's history, and the town's coat of arms.

The three young ladies, all nicely in step, are still wearing their coats, so it cannot be all that warm.

The three young ladies, all nicely in step, are still wearing their coats, so it cannot be all that warm.

The Victorian building with the borough coat of arms in the pediment was erected after a public meeting: the town decided 'not only to obtain funds for the purpose of a general rejoicing but also if possible

Again, what with the coats and caps the weather could not have been too warm.

It is an imposing classical-style building; the frontage has five bays, with a portico of four paired Corinthian columns, and the coat of arms of the Lancashire County Council over the entrance.

It became an inn in the 18th century, when it was called the Dolphin, possibly because dolphins form part of the Sergison family`s coat of arms.

Queen Anne stayed here in 1704, and her royal coat of arms is displayed above the front door.

Lloyds' building was built for the old City and Counties bank, and the superb coat of arms sculpted on the side is plain to see.

In 1901 they expanded operations to the south coast when they bought the Brighton, Worthing & South Coast Steamboat Co. At

The two front panels show her three children, with the family's coat of arms emblazoned on the damaged end panel.

By the 1960s the scene had lightened thanks to a coat of paint on the buildings and street furniture, although this photograph was possibly taken early in the year and before the pleasure boat concession

Planting in front of buildings is spirited away, while the buildings themselves are smartened up with a coat of white paint and the application of fake shutters.

Coates is a crenellated Gothic-style house built c1810; during World War Two it was occupied by explosives enthusiast Colonel Stewart Blacker, who converted the cellars to develop an anti-tank weapon.

At the time of this photograph, Miss Rogers lived in the old rectory and grazed her goats in the churchyard.

Amongst its treasures were the original coat of arms from Coram's Hospital, which still forms part of the pediment, and an organ donated by G F Handel to the Foundling Hospital.

The luxuriant creeper largely conceals its red brick exterior, but its crowning pediment proudly bears a coat of arms embraced by palm fronds.

On the left is the fine front of the Post Office - the words can be seen below the window box on the first floor, and above is a royal coat of arms (both still remain today, though WH Smith use the premises

Other displays have included the Borough Coat of Arms and the Floral Steps.

They designed a uniform for formal occasions: frock coats, white waistcoats and fancy buttons with gilt anchors.