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St Benedict's Hospital - turret + portico

Site: St Benedict's Hospital - turret + portico (1 memorial)

SW17, Limetree Walk

These two items are at either end of Limetree Walk.

We know of three other rescued top-knots see St Olave Church, Tooley Street for the list.

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St Benedict's Hospital - turret + portico

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St Benedict's Hospital

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