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- from the old church yard
- Barton's Hospital
- down Rumbold's Street
- once a church, now a home...
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- Old Town: Church Street
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3 comments:
I really like this photo...the bricks and the timbers. It brings to mind a fairy tale cottage that are found in my daughter's storybooks. Your photos are wonderful! This is one of my favorites!
This house is so outstanding and looks pretty old. How old do you think?
Valeria: mid 16th century I believe
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