St. Margarets, Fernhurst photo : - Phil Dixon - 2 June, 2006   next gallery image - - - enlarge

St. Margarets, Fernhurst   photo : - Harley Howick 24 Apr.2010     next gallery image enlarge

St. Margarets, Fernhurst photo : - Phil Dixon - 2 June, 2006   next gallery image - - - enlarge

 
 

St. Margarets, Fernhurst photo : - Phil Dixon - 2 June, 2006   This damage occurred during a WW2 air raid, when other buildings down Church Road also suffered minor damage.   source - courtesy of Fernhurst Society     next gallery image

St. Margarets, Fernhurst photo : - Phil Dixon - 2 June, 2006   next gallery image

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