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Ashford Manor, Steep, Hants
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Ashford Manor, Steep, Hants

Bone, Muirhead, Sir, 1876-1953 · 1914

CC0 — Public Domain
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A sketch of roofs and chimneys beside a road overhung with trees. Unfinished.

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