1906: Central Arcade, Newcastle, built in 1906 by Joseph and Harold Oswald after the previous arcade was burned down.
LH/39A2/6

1918: Remembrance Day parade
LT/EVE/1A/2

1922: Marker on the site of the ambush and murder of Michael Collins by extreme republican forces at Beal-na-Blath, Co Cork on 22 August 1922.
XGW/XIRG4/18

1925: Portmerion, Gwynedd designed by Clough Williams-Ellis.
RP/50P1B/6

1930: Grave of those killed when the R101 Airship crashed into a hillside near Beauvais, France on 5 October 1930. Cardington, Bedfordshire.
PF/2A/3

1936: De La Warr Pavillion, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex by Erich Mendelsohn.
GEO/37B5D1/3

1948: Wreckage of a USAF RB-29A photo reconnaisance aircraft which crashed at Higher Shelf Stones, Bleaklow, Derbyshire on 3 November 1948.
WEA/10B3/10

1959: The Lovell 76m radiotelescope at Jodrell Bank, Cheshire.
LS/6X1/11

1966: Graves of some of the 116 children and 28 adults killed in the Aberfan disaster, 21 October 1966.
MC/52B1A/13

1981: Street party to celebrate the wedding of Charles and Diana, 26 July 1981.
BS/EVE/1D/24

1983: CND rally in Hyde Park, October 1983.
LT/EVE/2/13

1984: Protesters at the Greenham Common Peace Camp. Women protesting at the stationing of nuclear weapons at the site maintaned a presence at the site for 19 years from 5 September 1981.
LT/EVE/5A/20

1986:

1994: Eurostar Terminus, Waterloo, London opened in November 1994.
LS/SE1/2A/20

1997: Popular shrine to Princess Diana following hear death, 1 September 1997.
KN/EVE/1/1

1998: Red Men of Cumbria. Iron ore miners at Florence Mine, Whitehaven, The last working iron ore mine in Britain.
ME/9W1/3

2000: The Millennium Dome.
NH/SE10/1/11

2001: The Eden Project, Cornwall.
WIS/8C1/20