File:StThomasPrioryBirminghamFoundations.jpg

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English: Nineteenth century photograph of the foundations of the Priory of St Thomas of Canterbury, Birmingham, exposed during building work in the Minories in the 1880s.
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Source Catholics in Birmingham" by Christine Ward-Penny, published by Tempus Publishing in 2004
Author Unknown photographer

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