Lower part of St. John's Street
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Lower part of St. John's Street
Image: © John Goldsmith Taken: 1 Aug 2010
St. John's, named after its tall church, comes from the right in this scene, and heads down to a dead end. Ipswich Street to the left leads to Station Hill. The building on the left corner has a wedge shape with a rounded corner. It is visible in pictures taken from the church spire in the 1890s.
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Image Location
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52.250698
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0.713559