1 black and white postcard. The George Inn, High Street, Salisbury. (postcard)

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Summary: Pen and ink drawing of The George Inn, High Street, Salisbury, reproduced for the "Old Salisbury Georgian Period, Salisbury" series. Now the entrance to The Old George Mall, only the upper floors remain. To the right is what is presumably a small shop "Holly Stay Maker". A parialy closed culvert can be seen in the foreground, a gentleman in a doorway to the left and a ?child? in a bonnet in front of the inn.

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