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English: The Church Army Chapel, Blackheath (now part of Blackheath High School). This is a photograph of a print of a slide taken in 1965 by E.T. Spashett. From his archives.
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Author Original print E.T.Spashett, photograph of print Linda Spashett Storye book
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(Reusing this file)		 I own the archives and the copyright to the print and slide, and the photograph of the print is my own work.

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