Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church façade, 2003 : close-up
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26 Jun 2003
Photographed By M. Ashif Padili
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This photograph shows a close-up of the façade of Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church, with its exposed red brick wall with two inlaid patterns beneath the tall narrow windows. On the raised central vertical part of the wall a white cross is mounted and protected by a small overhanging roof. Near the top of the wall are decorative details and a belfry housing a small bell. Title devised by Library staff.
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