1 black and white postcard and 23 colour photographs. Savernake Forset, Pewsey Stone, Downs to the south, Salisbury, Wiltshire (collection)

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Summary: 1 black and white postcard and 23 colour photographs Savernake Forset, Pewsey Stone, Downs to the south, Salisbury, Wiltshire. 1 - 10 views of Savernake Forest. 11 - 13 views of the Pewsey Stone. 14 - 19 view of "Downs to the south". 20 - black and white postcard, title printed on front of card underneath photograph, "The Original Door and Entrance from the Courtyard. Ye Halle of John Halle Salisbury". 21 - "Sheep in the Close". 22 - "Fallen Trees in the Close". 23 and 24 - views of the Southgate of Salisbury Cathedral Close.

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