File:Church of St John the Baptist Church, Kidmore End, Oxfordshire in 1852 by Arthur Billing.jpg
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English: Church of St John the Baptist Church, Kidmore End, Oxfordshire in 1852 designed by the architect Arthur Billing |
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| Author | Published in The civil engineer and architect's journal, incorporated with The Architect, vol.15 by the editor William Laxton (1802-1854) |
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