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The gable end of the easternmost of the three barns belonging to Harpsden Court Farm, standing opposite the church at Harpsden, c. 1964. It has a half-hipped roof, below which the gable and part of the wall are covered by wooden printing blocks which were used in the Regency period to print wallpaper. 1960-1969

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The gable end of the easternmost of the three barns belonging to Harpsden Court Farm, standing opposite the church at Harpsden, c. 1964. It has a half-hipped roof, below which the gable and part of the wall are covered by wooden printing blocks which were used in the Regency period to print wallpaper. 1960-1969

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black and white photograph ; 18 x 24 cm.

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English

Subject:

Printing blocks -- Harpsden -- llustrationsWallpaper -- Harpsden -- IllustrationsSU762809Barns -- Harpsden -- Illustrations

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2728921

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