The buildings in Twyford High Street endowed by Edward Polehampton. The schoolmaster's house is to the left, the chapel in the centre, and the school house to the right. The lady to the left is thought to be the minister's wife, and the man to the right the Rev. A. A. Cameron, who was Vicar of Hurst between 1833 and 1880 : a painting, which appears to be rather wrinkled, photographed onto a glass negative, Box 10 un-numbered 7. There is a print in the white album, p. 35. There is a glass negative at MERL, P DX 320 PH1/173/1

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