File:Datchet ferry near Windsor Robert Havell 1811(Nancy).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionDatchet ferry near Windsor Robert Havell 1811(Nancy).jpg |
English: The ferry across the Thames at Datchet Berkshire showing the remains of the old bridge just prior to its rebuilding in 1812. |
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Source | A Series of Picturesque Views of the River Thames. Robert Havell. 1812 |
Author | Robert Havell |
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