Cobham church - Highways and byways in Kent
Hugh Thomson · 1860-1920
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Why is this public domain? Hugh Thomson died in 1920; this work is in the public domain.
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A pencil sketch of Cobham church shows a stone tower with battlements and a small arched doorway, set among gravestones and large leafy trees. A young girl in a bonnet carries a basket along the path at the right. The drawing is by Hugh Thomson and dated 1914, from the book Highways and Byways in Kent.
