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  • The Great Barn

    The Great Barn in Great Coxwell

    31 August 2011

  • Church of St Giles

    The font in St Giles church

    31 August 2011

  • Church of St Giles

    Nave and chancel, St Giles church

    31 August 2011

  • Church of St Giles

    St Giles church, Great Coxwell

    31 August 2011

  • Church of St Giles

    St Giles church, Great Coxwell

    31 August 2011

  • Church of St Giles

    St Giles church, Great Coxwell

    31 August 2011

  • The Steps and Entrance to the Church Yard with the Wall to the South West As Far As and Including th

    Gate of Brightling Churchyard

    31 August 2011

  • Stone Shelter to South of St Georges Church

    Stone Shelter

    31 August 2011

  • Stone Shelter to South of St Georges Church

    Stone Shelter

    31 August 2011

  • Stone Shelter to South of St Georges Church

    Stone Shelter

    31 August 2011

  • St Martin in the Fields Almshouses, Numbers 1-9

    5

    30 August 2011

  • St Martin in the Fields Almshouses, Numbers 1-9

    6-9

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 4, 6, 6A and 8-16 and Attached Railings

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 53-85 and Attached Area Railings

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 101-145 and Attached Railings to Areas

    from the south

    30 August 2011

  • Number 38 and Attached Railings

    38 is on the left

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 50-88 and Attached Railings

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 45-97 and Attached Railings

    30 August 2011

  • 38 AND 39, WOOD STREET (See details for further address information)

    38 & 39 Wood Street, Wallingford

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 99-121 and Attached Railings

    30 August 2011

  • Powell Monument

    Powell statue

    30 August 2011

  • 38 AND 39, WOOD STREET (See details for further address information)

    5 St Leonards Lane, Wallingford

    30 August 2011

  • St Boniface

    St Boniface, Wood Street, Wallingford

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 15-25 and Attached Railings

    30 August 2011

  • Powell Monument

    Powell statue

    30 August 2011

  • St Peters

    St Peters, Wood Street, Wallingford

    30 August 2011

  • Suffolk House

    Suffolk House, Wood Street, Wallingford

    30 August 2011

  • 11, Wood Street

    11 Wood Street, Wallingford

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 29-41 and Attached Railings

    30 August 2011

  • Gatepier Approximately 20 Metres South East of Castle Priory College

    Gatepier Castle Priory College, Wallingford

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 40-60 and Attached Railings

    30 August 2011

  • 26-32 Market Place including 1-5 Market Street

    26, 27, 30 and 32, Wigan

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 55 and 56 and Attached Railings

    30 August 2011

  • Gatepier Approximately 20 Metres South East of Castle Priory College

    Gatepier castle Priory College, Wallingford

    30 August 2011

  • County Court and Inland Revenue Office

    County Court and Inland Revenue Office

    30 August 2011

  • 53 and 54, Mornington Terrace

    30 August 2011

  • 10 and 11, Thames Street

    10 & 11 Thames Street, Wallingford

    30 August 2011

  • Gerard Winstanley House (Former Magistrates Court and Police Station)

    Gerard Winstanley House (former Magistrates Court and Police Station)

    30 August 2011

  • Numbers 26-52 and Attached Railings

    30 August 2011

  • Cromwell Lodge and Attached Wall to Right

    Cromwell Lodge, Thames Street, Wallingford

    30 August 2011

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