File:1904-07-30 front Eastney Church.jpg
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A postcard sent from Nellie Mildred "Helen" Claxton to Edgar "Ted" Claxton when they were courting, written on the back in their private cipher. Showing Eastney Church. This was the Crinoline Church, Eastney, Portsmouth, England. Built 1858, Demolished 1905. It was relocated from place to place while new churches were built in the Portsmouth area. There is further information here, here, here and here. |
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| current | 16:48, 30 December 2020 | | 3,256 × 2,108 (873 KB) | Storye book (talk | contribs) | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description=A postcard sent from Nellie Mildred "Helen" Claxton to Edgar "Ted" Claxton when they were courting, written on the back in their private cipher. Showing Eastney Church. Showing the former Crinoline Church, Eastney, Portsmouth, England. This was the Crinoline Church, Eastney. Built 1858, Demolished 1905. It was relocated from place to place while new churches were built in the Portsmouth area. There is further information [https://historicengl... |
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