File:North Stoneham House.jpg
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English: North Stoneham House (long since demolished) in Hampshire.
This image is derived from an image in a book in the public domain, uploaded to the Flickr Commons by the British Library. Details of that image follow: Image taken from page 405 of 'Sketches of Hampshire; embracing the architectural antiquities, topography, etc. of country adjacent to the river Itchen; with plates of seats, and of the tesselated pavement at Bramdean, vignettes ... and a map' Image taken from: Title: "Sketches of Hampshire; embracing the architectural antiquities, topography, etc. of country adjacent to the river Itchen; with plates of seats, and of the tesselated pavement at Bramdean, vignettes ... and a map" Author: Duthy, John. Shelfmark: "British Library HMNTS 10368.g.5." Page: 405 Place of Publishing: Winchester Date of Publishing: 1839 Issuance: monographic Identifier: 001018328 |
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