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Arabella's Cottage, Letcombe Bassett, seen from the road above, 1960. It is thatched, with the Letcombe Brook flowing through watercress beds to the left and behind, and a greenhouse to the right. There appears to be a ford above it. The cottage takes its name from a character in Thomas Hardy's novel, "Jude the Obscure." 1960-1969

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Arabella's Cottage, Letcombe Bassett, seen from the road above, 1960. It is thatched, with the Letcombe Brook flowing through watercress beds to the left and behind, and a greenhouse to the right. There appears to be a ford above it. The cottage takes its name from a character in Thomas Hardy's novel, "Jude the Obscure." 1960-1969

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black and white photograph, 20 x 16 cm.

Language:

English

Subject:

Houses -- Letcombe Bassett -- IllustrationThatching -- Letcombe Bassett -- IllustrationsWatercress beds -- Letcombe Bassett -- IllustrationsSU372850Street scenes and landscapes -- Letcombe Bassett -- Illustrations

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2727495

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