File:Alcott House Ham, Surrey from around 1838-1842.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionAlcott House Ham, Surrey from around 1838-1842.jpg |
English: A view of Alcott House utopian spiritual community and progressive school at Ham Common. Exact location unconfirmed. Building to the left may be St Andrew's Church |
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Source | The Wilderspin Papers |
Author | The Wilderspin Papers were created by Samuel Wilderspin |
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