File:Basilica of San Thome, Chennai, 1896 (8).jpg

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Description Basilica of San Thome, Chennai, 1896 (8)
Date Taken on 26 August 2017, 12:43
Source Basilica of San Thome, Chennai, 1896 (8)
Author Richard Mortel from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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