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The Village, West Harptree

The Village, West Harptree, Chew Valley, Bishop Sutton, Somerset, England

Picture No
13100997
Media ID
48470350
Size
5447px x 3439px (3.8MB)
Credit
© The Wentworth Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
postcard
Date
1920

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