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Title: Burgess Hill - Bank Buildings

Image information:

Publisher: Whitcomb, Leslie.

Series: Leslie Whitcomb [1915-2010] Photographs.

Set: None.

Number: 777.

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Posted: 1951, August.

Notes: 19 August 1951.

Category: Street Scene.

Resolution of scanned image (pixels): 1249 x 2025.

Contributed by: Peter Whitcomb.

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Burgess Hill.

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