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The Guildhall And Town Hall With Attached Coach House

architectural structure in Launceston, Cornwall, England, UK

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4 paintings

  • King Charles I (1600–1649) and His Equerry M. de St Antoine, Chevalier d'Epergnon
    King Charles I (1600–1649) and His Equerry M. de St Antoine, Chevalier d'Epergnon
    After Anthony van Dyck
    19th century · The Guildhall And Town Hall With Attached Coach House
  • Hugh, 2nd Duke of Northumberland (1742–1817), Recorder of Launceston (1786–1817)
    Hugh, 2nd Duke of Northumberland (1742–1817), Recorder of Launceston (1786–1817)
    Thomas Phillips
    · The Guildhall And Town Hall With Attached Coach House
  • John Ching, Mayor (1841, 1853, 1870 & 1874)
    John Ching, Mayor (1841, 1853, 1870 & 1874)
    Edward Opie
    · The Guildhall And Town Hall With Attached Coach House
  • John Dingle, Mayor (1869, 1879 & 1880)
    John Dingle, Mayor (1869, 1879 & 1880)
    Edward Opie
    · The Guildhall And Town Hall With Attached Coach House
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