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 The Quirang, looking South, Isle of Skye.

2175

STORR VIEW
13 Storr Rd, Portree, Isle of Skye, IV51 9LR
Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac about 10 minutes walk from the centre of Portree and all amenities.

2169

Aerial View of Tower Bridge and the City of LONDON

Aerial View of Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and Whitehall,  LONDON.

Trafalgar Square, LONDON.

2168

 

COLOURMASTER

INTERNATIONAL

LK 1931

CME 21116

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STRATFORD-UPON-AVON: Probably the finest surviving Tudor House in Stratford, Hall's Croft was the home of William Shakespeare's daughter Susanna and her husband Dr. John Hall. The structure is oak-timbered with a many-gabled roof, and is surrounded by a beautiful walled garden. The property was purchased in 1949 by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, and contains rare and attractive furnishings of the Tudor period.

2140

 MARKET SQUARE, CAMBRIDGE

2138

 2 – 04 – 22 – 04

2137

 1 - 34 - 01 - 35

2133

 1 - 53 - 95 - 01

2125

MAGDALEN COLLEGE    THE HIGH
ORIEL COLLEGE    MAGDALEN BRIDGE    PLC10209

2016

1. Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet, Sheffield.
Sheffield City Museums

2011

Suomalainen Merimieskirkko
Finnish Church and Social Centre,
33 Albion Street, London SE 16

2010

BATH, Avon
Lansdown Crescent
The Royal Crescent
The Circus.
Somerset Place.

2009

 WHALE BONE ARCH, WHITBY

2008

 PETERHOUSE, CAMBRIDGE

2007

BLENHEIM PALACE
SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL'S BIRTH ROOM

1980

EDINBURGH FROM CALTON HILL

A fovourite view of Scotland's Capital, looking westwards along Princes Street to the Castle. The monument onthe right commemorates Dugald Stewart, philosopher, 1753-1828.

1970

SKIDDAW, DERWENTWATER - FRIAR'S CRAG AND CAUSEY PIKE
VIEW FROM LATRIGG - ASHNESS BRIDGE, DERWENTWATER

1929

THE BRITISH MUSEUM

The South Front of the British Museum, Great Russell Street, was completed according to the design of Sir Robert Smirke in 1852. The tympanum sculptures are by Sir Richar Westmacott.

© 1976, The Trustees of the British Museum

1641

SECRET WARTIME TUNNELS
DOVER CASTLE, KENT
Throughout World War II, the network of tunnels within the cliffs beneath Dover Castle housed vital command headquarters. Shown here is the reconstructed telephone and telex exchange, part of the communications network located here in 1941.