Relic of the Nunnery
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Relic of the Nunnery
Image: © David Wright Taken: 18 May 2001
This old stone wall on the corner of Gordon Road and Nunhead Green is said to be a relic from the nunnery that was dissolved by Henry VIII.
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Image Location
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51.465101
Longitude
-0.059401