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Windsor Castle from the north west, c. 1840. Windsor Bridge is to the left. There is a sailing-barge on the river, and to the right, a punt is moored by the bank, with a group of people round it. 1840-1849: postcard, published by the Princess Margaret Hospital, Windsor, c. 1970, with the caption: "A Victorian hand-tinted engraving showing Windsor and Eton Bridge from the River Thames."

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Remove Windsor Castle from the north west, c. 1840. Windsor Bridge is to the left. There is a sailing-barge on the river, and to the right, a punt is moored by the bank, with a group of people round it. 1840-1849: postcard, published by the Princess Margaret Hospital, Windsor, c. 1970, with the caption: "A Victorian hand-tinted engraving showing Windsor and Eton Bridge from the River Thames." from your current listSave Windsor Castle from the north west, c. 1840. Windsor Bridge is to the left. There is a sailing-barge on the river, and to the right, a punt is moored by the bank, with a group of people round it. 1840-1849: postcard, published by the Princess Margaret Hospital, Windsor, c. 1970, with the caption: "A Victorian hand-tinted engraving showing Windsor and Eton Bridge from the River Thames." to your current list

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Remove Windsor Castle from the north west, c. 1840. Windsor Bridge is to the left. There is a sailing-barge on the river, and to the right, a punt is moored by the bank, with a group of people round it. 1840-1849: postcard, published by the Princess Margaret Hospital, Windsor, c. 1970, with the caption: "A Victorian hand-tinted engraving showing Windsor and Eton Bridge from the River Thames." from your current listSave Windsor Castle from the north west, c. 1840. Windsor Bridge is to the left. There is a sailing-barge on the river, and to the right, a punt is moored by the bank, with a group of people round it. 1840-1849: postcard, published by the Princess Margaret Hospital, Windsor, c. 1970, with the caption: "A Victorian hand-tinted engraving showing Windsor and Eton Bridge from the River Thames." to your current list

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