Churchwarden St. Pancras.
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William Thornton
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Gloucester Gate Bridge (NW)
The close up photo was taken some months (and some graffiti) after the other ...
Thornton's Fountain
This drinking fountain, manufactured in cast-iron by 'Andrew Handyside & ...
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William Thornton
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St Pancras at Gloucester Gate Bridge
{Along the top:} Martyrdom of Saint Pancras {Along the bottom, on the origi...
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