Gallery
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View towards Monmouth from near Penallt in the Wye Valley including the viaduct
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The River Monnow at Monmouth
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Monnow Bridge over the River Monnow
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Monnow Bridge & Gatehouse, 1915
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Church Street, a pedestrianised shopping area
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Part of Agincourt Square, showing the King's Head Hotel
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Remains of the Great Tower of Monmouth Castle
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Wye Bridge on the River Wye
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Postcard of the Wye Bridge from 1910
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View of Monmouth, 1912
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View of Monmouth from the River Monnow 1799
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The Nelson Garden
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Monmouth c.1900, from south east on Staunton Rd. showing the gas works in the foreground.
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View of monmouth from South at Penallt, railway bridges and viaduct in foreground
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An elephant escaped from the Mop Fair as they were leaving Monmouth, it is standing in the River Monnow, St Thomas Church can be seen in the background, 1930.
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