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Edwin Mosscrop (16 June 1892 – 14
March 1980) was an
English professional footballer who pla**** as a winger. He won two caps for the
England national football...
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modernist Miesian tradition is the
Shopping Building designed by
Stuart Mosscrop and
Christopher Woodward, a
grade II
listed building,
which the Twentieth...
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hectares (114 acres)
Built 1984 (opened)
Architect Derek Walker,
Stuart Mosscrop and
Andrew Mahaddie (1973–1975),
revised Neil
Higson (1980).
Owner Milton...
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around the
stadium in
preparation for the 1966 FIFA
World Cup.
Edwin Mosscrop, who
featured in the
winning Burnley team in the 1914 final, was an invited...
- The
Football League team
included Burnley players Teddy Hodgson,
Eddie Mosscrop and
Tommy Boyle; the
latter scored from a
penalty kick. In 1922, Turf Moor...
- from Metcalf.
Eddie Mosscrop, one of the
Burnley forwards, went
through on goal but his shot went wide. A
minute later Mosscrop crossed the ball to the...
- deal was done in 1978 on cost sharing. In 1979, MKDC
architect Stuart Mosscrop designed the
station building and
office blocks to
either side, framing...
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Frances Pierce 1956
Elizabeth Burger Jackson 1957 Anna
Espenschade Alfreda Mosscrop Marion Pettit Bessis Rudd 1959
Betty Richey Harriet Wilson 1960 Marjorie...
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match against Sunderland.
Three more
medals were
later awarded to
Eddie Mosscrop,
David Taylor and Alf Basnett. Key
Results Source: Burnley's
first match...
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highest point in the "New City". The
architects were
Derek Walker,
Stuart Mosscrop, and
Christopher Woodward, who had been
Chief and
senior architects at...
