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English: Watercolour of the "new" Exe Bridge by R Gardner, built in the 1770s to replace a mediaeval bridge. Demolished and replaced in the 20th century. From the collection of George III (r. 1760-1820). From the British Library King George III Topographical Collection.
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Author R Gardner

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Exe Brige, Exeter (1780)

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