File:Datchet Mead and Datchet Ferry 1686.jpg
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English: Datchet Mead and Datchet Ferry looking from the Buckinghamshire bank towards Windsor Castle |
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Source | Tighe and Davis, 'Annals of Windsor', Vol. 2, p 492 |
Author | Unknown authorUnknown author |
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