Butts Collection
"Exploring the Quirky Side of London: From Butts to Bridges" Step into a world where historical curiosities and peculiar place names collide
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"Exploring the Quirky Side of London: From Butts to Bridges" Step into a world where historical curiosities and peculiar place names collide. The Railway Sleeper takes us on an intriguing journey through Shooters Hill, revealing hidden gems like the National Rifle Association at Bisley in a captivating black and white photograph. Embark on one of the Walks of London, starting from London Bridge and meandering through Borough and Newington. Along this route lies Rowton House, nestled in Newington Butts - a name that piques curiosity itself. This Victorian building holds tales untold, with its bronze statue of a drunken faun whispering secrets from times gone by. Venturing further, we stumble upon Somerset TA19 0 Map, offering glimpses into forgotten landscapes. Ordnance Survey maps unveil Totley's past in 1876 while capturing our imagination with The Way from Canons Marsh to the Butts looking East - watercolor strokes bringing history alive on paper. But what exactly are these "butts"? A term shrouded in mystery yet evoking intrigue. It turns out they refer to archery targets or mounds used for practice centuries ago – remnants of ancient sporting traditions etched into place names across England. So next time you find yourself wandering through London's streets or exploring quaint towns afar, keep an eye out for these fascinating hints scattered throughout history. They remind us that even seemingly ordinary things like they are hold extraordinary stories waiting to be discovered.