File:Across the Sandwich Marsh.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionAcross the Sandwich Marsh.jpg |
English: A view across the marshes of First Church's current spire, on the right, and the steeple of one of First Church's former facilities on the left. The steeple on the left is the original home to the Titus Winchester clock. It later became the home for St. John's Parish, then the Sandwich Doll Museum, and is now a private residence. |
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Source | Chris Ranney / Long Haul Photo |
Author | Chris Ranney |
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