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	Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Adrian Dust This OS cut mark can be found on Westfield House, Monk Street. It marks a point 29.307m above mean sea level.
	Balloon flight takes off from Vauxhall Field by Colin Pyle
	Floods at Osbaston Road by Matthew Lewis The River Monnow rises rapidly in periods of heavy rain and occasionally bursts it banks across Osbaston Road.
	West side of Hereford Road, Monmouth by Jaggery Houses on the west side of the A466 Hereford Road, south of The Vineyard junction, viewed from the elevated pavement on the east side of the road.
	The River Monnow by David Lally North of the centre of Monmouth. The building on the hill behind is the Haberdashers' School for Girls.
	Monmouth Priory Gate by Pauline E The National Lottery's Heritage Fund has been put to good use in the restoration of the priory in order for it to serve as a community building. Now used for lectures, training events, weddings etc, the priory was founded in 1070 AD... (more)
	8 and 10 Monk Street, Monmouth by Philip Pankhurst Elegant semi-detached houses, designed and built by G.V. Maddox in 1839, the second year of Victoria's reign. No 8 on the left was his home.
	Memorial Written in Riddle. by Stephen Elwyn RODDICK I was told that the man buried in this plot believed if the Devil could read your tombstone, he would take your soul. This resulted in the unusual pattern of words inscribed on the stone.
	Monmouth phone box by John Winder This was opposite the house I lived in at the time. I took it from the middle of the road for a reason I now can't remember.
	Osbaston Weir on the River Monnow by Matthew Lewis
	Monmouth buildings [53] by Michael Dibb The Priory is originally late 15th century, built as part of the Prior's Lodging of the adjacent Monmouth Priory. It was mostly rebuilt in the mid or late 19th century incorporating medieval stonework and features. The Priory was... (more)
	House at the junction of the A466 and Mill Walk, Monmouth by Jaggery Viewed across the A466 from the corner of Monkswell Road. The A466 North Parade behind the camera becomes the A466 Hereford Road (or Old Hereford Road) ahead.