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Royal Free Hospital, London: three-quarter view of the casualty block. Process print, 1913.
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Lettering: Royal Free Hospital, London. Casualty block. H.V. Ashley and Winton Newman, architects
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Title: Royal Free Hospital, London: three-quarter view of the casualty block. Process print, 1913.
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Lettering: Royal Free Hospital, London.
Casualty block.
H.
V.
Ashley and Winton Newman, architects.
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