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Design for a temporary country church

RIBA Ref No RIBA17689
Architect/DesignerTruefitt, George (1824-1902)
Artist/PhotographerTruefitt, George (1824-1902)
CountryUK: England
Subject Date1850
Image Date1850
ViewExterior
MediumPrint
Library ReferenceSR 726.54.064
OrientationPortrait
Colour InfoBlack and white
CreditRIBA Collections
SubjectThatch ; Churches ; Temporary structures
SOURCE: George Truefitt. Designs for country churches (London, 1850), design no. 1
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