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Identification note: An image from a collection of photographs of early 21st c. Devizes taken during the period September to December 2013 for use in the book Devizes Through Time / Amberley Publishing / ISBN 978 1 4456 2086 2.

Identification note: High resolution copy: M:\Images\IMAGES\High Res Images\Devizes Through Time 2014.7052.1 to 226.

Identification note: Modes reference for Devizes Through Time: DZSWS:Book.15147

Identification note: This image exists only in electronic format as a .jpg file

Summary: Avon Road looking east to Park View, the grass circle is the site of the Devizes County House of Corrections, opened in 1817, closed in 1921, demolished in 1927, Devizes, Wiltshire, year: 2013.

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