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Other Places Miscellaneous Gallery

Other Places Miscellaneous Gallery

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PC547
1910: Traecan Well. Tinted; Well & access steps – location unknown
PC378
1916: Anick, Bank Foot. Monochrome; house, family group at door
PC403
c1920?: Gunnerton, St. Christopher's. Monochrome; Chancel and High Altar