File:Palmer sites 2011 Stanford in the Vale 025.jpg
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English: Stanford in the Vale, England. This is a 2011 comparison photograph to complement the 1929 photograph of the same view by Fred C Palmer: File:FCP Swindon 004.jpg.
When Palmer took the photograph of the church (File:FCP Swindon 001.jpg), he was standing between the High Street sign and the bus shelter on the left of this photograph, although the shelter and sign did not then exist. When he took this photograph, he was standing in the road, a little to the left of the uploader's camera position. |
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| Author | Linda Spashett Storye book |
| Other versions | File:FCP Swindon 004.jpg |
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