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The lost Plymouth treasures buried under Royal Parade since 2004

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The stunning glazed tile murals under Royal Parade, crafted by ceramicist Kenneth Clark and depicting key events from Plymouth's history, were buried under rubble when the pedestrian subway closed in June 2004

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The lost Plymouth treasures buried under Royal Parade since 2004

The stunning glazed tile murals under Royal Parade, crafted by ceramicist Kenneth Clark and depicting key events from Plymouth's history, were buried under rubble when the pedestrian subway closed in June 2004

·Plymouth, United Kingdom
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Plymouth Herald broke the news in Plymouth, United Kingdom on Saturday, June 6, 2026.
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