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  • Old Post Office, High Street, Falkland

    Old Post Office, High Street Falkland.

    9 April 2012

  • St Andrew House, High Street, Falkland

    St Andrew House, High Street Falkland.

    9 April 2012

  • Key House, High Street, Falkland

    Key House, High Street Falkland, with Palace behind.

    9 April 2012

  • Key House, High Street, Falkland

    Key House, High Street Falkland, marriage lintel.

    9 April 2012

  • Key House, High Street, Falkland

    Key House, High Street Falkland, dated 1713.

    9 April 2012

  • 1 and 2, the Street

    Hillside cottages

    9 April 2012

  • Marsh Liberal Club

    Marsh Liberal Club

    9 April 2012

  • Marsh Liberal Club

    Marsh Liberal Club

    9 April 2012

  • Lych Gate to Churchyard of Church of St Stephen

    Lychgate St. Stephen's Church, Lindley

    9 April 2012

  • 103, Trinity Street

    103 Trinity Street

    9 April 2012

  • 103, Trinity Street

    103 Trinity Street

    9 April 2012

  • 141-161, Trinity Street

    141 - 161 Trinity Street

    9 April 2012

  • 141-161, Trinity Street

    141 - 161 Trinity Street

    9 April 2012

  • Falkland Parish Church, High Street, Falkland

    Falkland Parish Church, High Street, built 1849.

    9 April 2012

  • 166-190, Trinity Street

    166 - 190 Trinity Street

    9 April 2012

  • Fountain House, High Street, Falkland

    Fountain House, High Street Falkland, dated 1735.

    9 April 2012

  • 166-190, Trinity Street

    166 - 190 Trinity Street

    9 April 2012

  • Savings Bank And Co-Operative Building, High Street, Falkland

    Originally the Savings Bank and Co-op, High Street Falkland.

    9 April 2012

  • 162 and 164, Trinity Street

    162 - 164 Trinity Street.

    9 April 2012

  • Two Houses, High Street, Falkland

    High Street Houses Falkland.

    9 April 2012

  • Cameron House, High Street, Falkland

    Cameron House, High Street Falkland, 17th century with 19th century alterations.

    9 April 2012

  • K6 Telephone Kiosk

    K6 Kiosk

    9 April 2012

  • Church of St Mary

    Blocked North doorway, St Mary's, Weston By Welland

    9 April 2012

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary's Church, Weston By Welland

    9 April 2012

  • Church of St Nicholas

    St Nicholas from the South

    9 April 2012

  • Church of St Nicholas

    Timber framing

    9 April 2012

  • Church of St Nicholas

    St Nicholas, Marston Trussell

    9 April 2012

  • The Old School

    Old School, Sibbertoft

    9 April 2012

  • Church of St Helen

    St Helen's Sibbertoft

    9 April 2012

  • Chest Tomb Approximately 4 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St Helen

    Chest tombs at left of photo

    9 April 2012

  • Church of All Saints

    Spire, All Saints Church, Naseby

    9 April 2012

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints Church, Naseby

    9 April 2012

  • Cuthbert Harrowing House

    9 April 2012

  • Cullum Welch House with steps and raised walkway over car park

    9 April 2012

  • Great Arthur House including boiler house

    9 April 2012

  • Rothwell Market House

    Market House inscription

    9 April 2012

  • Hatfield House, including garden walls to rear

    9 April 2012

  • Recreation centre and tenants' hall, including baths, gymnasium and nursery

    9 April 2012

  • Basterfield House including steps to garden

    9 April 2012

  • Bastion or garden feature, including ramps

    in the foreground

    9 April 2012

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