File:OldDunedinSynagogue.jpg

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English: Former Synagogue in Moray Place, New Zealand, now the site of an art gallery. Photograph by James Dignan (User:Grutness), 30 October 2009
Date 30 October 2009 (original upload date)
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Author Grutness at English Wikipedia

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  • 2009-10-30 07:42 Grutness 512×709× (153607 bytes) Former Synagogue in [[Moray Place, Dunedin]], [[New Zealand]], now the site of an art gallery. Photograph by James Dignan ([[User:Grutness]]), 30 October 2009 {{gfdl-self}}

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