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AR.1950.59.17
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General Description: A view showing the site of a demolished building on the corner of Ebrington Street next to No. 70 Stidston's with a horse drawn phaeton and numerous pedestrians in the foreground. (, )
Overall Collection Description: Collection of up to 1000 images, the majority from glass plate negatives, including approximately 200 non-topographic/natural history copy image negatives. Taken by Richard Rugg Monk (born, 1845. Died, 1924) a local watchmaker, Plymouth Councillor and keen amateur photographer. He was the first secretary of the Plymouth Photographic Club and much of his photographic collection was donated to the City Museum. (, )
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, 1890 c
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Ebrington Street
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19th century
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