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Title: Hove - Norfolk Road
Image information:
Publisher: Foster, T G.
Series: Unknown.
Set: None.
Number: Unknown or not given.
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Posted: c. 1910.
Notes: The spire of the long demolished Emmanuel Episcopal church is visible in the distance.
Category: Street Scene.
Resolution of scanned image (pixels): 341 x 544.
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Norfolk Road Wesleyan Church, Emmanuel Church, Montpelier Place.
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