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Claude W. Ferrier

Categories: Architecture

Architect active, at least, 1909 - 1925.

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Claude W. Ferrier

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Mothers' Union - left

To the glory of God and in grateful remembrance of Mary Elizabeth Sumner who ...

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Claude W. Ferrier

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F N Hospital - Duchess of Albany

This stone was laid on January 18th 1909 by HRH the Duchess of Albany. Presid...

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