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Mother Hubbard's Cottage 1960
Description
Yealmpton, near Plymouth in Devon.
Nice M/S of a large stone cottage with a rolling, sloping thatched roof; an elderly man walks across the foreground and there is a wooden sign at the left; C/U of sign reading 'Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage / Hand Woven Tweeds / Ties, Scarves etc. / Handicrafts'....
Data
- Time in/Out:
- 01:39:50:00 / 01:40:59:00
- Canister:
- CP 307
- Film ID:
- 119.10
- Issue Date:
- 14/11/1960
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- Devon - Plymouth Craft BBC Learning Devon MH
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