File:Reculver Demolition 1809.jpg

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English: Engraving taken from a watercolour showing the demolition of St Mary's Church, Reculver, in 1809. Viewed from the south-east, the main feature is the triple chancel arch, which formed part of the original church founded in 669 AD: one of the two columns has already been taken down.
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Author R. Adlard

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