4.2K views · 194 reactions | Barnstaple's first bus station, now Tea by the Taw. This bus station was opened in the early 1920s, some great pictures knocking around of charabancs leaving the place filled with day-trippers. | Barnstaple History | Facebook

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24 shares | Be the first to watch highlights from the Town of Vinton, Virginia Government Heritage & Storytelling Festival held Sat., May 14, at the Vinton History Museum & Vinton Branch Library. Produced by RVTV-3. | Roanoke Valley Television - RVTV | Facebook

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9.9K views · 292 reactions | The next station is King’s Cross St. Pancras #london #england  ✨ by Sheerwin Chavez @touchdown.ldn [IG] . . . . via: instagram.com/touchdown.ldn | Art, Craft & Architecture | Facebook

Watch: A group of international artists has sent artwork to the International Space Station, seeking to connect science and art in their practices and to inspire future generations. | The Roanoke Times