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Landscape view of a building in Homend in Ledbury. The building is timber framed and three men are standing in front of it.
Sean Sexton Baylis family daguerreotypes

Landscape view of a building in Homend in Ledbury. The building is timber framed and three men are standing in front of it.

Unknown artist

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Sean Sexton Baylis family daguerreotypes

Landscape view of a building in Homend in Ledbury. The building is timber framed and three men are standing in front of it.

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