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Church of Saint Mary

church, Harrow, London, United Kingdom
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  • Harrow: Church of St. Mary
    Harrow

    The medieval Church of St. Mary stands on Harrow Hill and is a conspicuous landmark rising above flat clay country that was overspread by housing in the 20th century, following the development of the electrified suburban railways. Also on the hill is the eminent public (i.e., fee-paying)…

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    The medieval Church of St. Mary stands on Harrow Hill and is a conspicuous landmark rising above flat clay country that was overspread by housing in the 20th century, following the development of the electrified suburban railways. Also on the hill is the eminent public (i.e., fee-paying)…

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