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English: The 19th-century pulpit in the Church of St John the Baptist in Bishop's Tawton in Devon
Date Taken on 8 January 2018
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Author User:Jack1956

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20:44, 16 April 2018 2,330 × 3,354 (1,071,177 bytes) w:en:Jack1956 (talk | contribs) {{Information |Description = The 19th-century in the [[Church of St John the Baptist, Bishop's Tawton|Church of St John the Baptist]] in [[Bishop's Tawton]] in [[Devon]] |Source = Photograph taken by me |Author = [[:en:User:Jack1956|User:Jack1956]] |Date = 2018-01-08 |Permission = |Other_versions = }}

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