Description
This elevated view of St John s Church, Harleston, was concealed by two ancient lime trees in Broad Street, known as the Harleston Twins , until they were felled. They stood on the edge of the highway in front of a centuries-old hosue facing the church. It was from an attic window of the house that this picture was taken. Believed to be August 1963. Photo from Archant Library.
Upload Date: 11 May 2022
Original Filename: ICE2_St Johns Church Harleston_1963.jpg
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Byline: Archant Library.
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