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niece of Ann E. L. Crofton

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niece of Ann E. L. Crofton

 January 1904 erected a cattle trough in memory of her aunt, Ann E. L. Crofton.

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niece of Ann E. L. Crofton

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Crofton trough

{Side of trough:} Erected in memory of Ann E. L. Crofton by her niece January...

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Trim statue

Trim statue

NW1, Euston Road, Euston Station

See the Flinders statue page for the inscription etc.

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