The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent

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The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent,

1869

written by C. Wyckenham Martin
photographs by J. Cruttenden
x1982-347.1-.8

Information

Title
The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent
Dates

1869

Maker
written by C. Wyckenham Martin
photographs by J. Cruttenden
Medium
Book illustrated with eight albumen prints
Dimensions
book: 39 x 30 x 3 cm. (15 3/8 x 11 13/16 x 1 3/16 in.)
Credit Line
Robert O. Dougan Collection, gift of Warner Communications, Inc.
Object Number
x1982-347.1-.8
Culture
British
Type
photographs, black-and-white photographs
Subject
portfolios (containers)

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