Downland Partnership Ltd for Taylor Pearce Limited , LONDON: 14 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Monks Court Yard, (1-12) Photographs and survey drawings made during the restoration of the three courtyards, April 2002: (8) South Elevation (part) to Monk’s Parlour and West Elevation above entrance arch at first floor level and location plan (Rectified mosaic photograph)

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Downland Partnership Ltd for Taylor Pearce Limited , LONDON: 14 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Monks Court Yard, (1-12) Photographs and survey drawings made during the restoration of the three courtyards, April 2002: (8) South Elevation (part) to Monk’s Parlour and West Elevation above entrance arch at first floor level and location plan (Rectified mosaic photograph)

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D: April 2002

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Downland Partnership Ltd
Taylor Pearce Ltd
Downland Partnership Ltd for Taylor Pearce Ltd.

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