Lockyer Street, Plymouth
The shell of a female orphanage (founded in 1834) in Lockyer Street, Plymouth, after bombing in World War Two. The building had recently served as a hostel for naval nursing staff.
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The shell of a female orphanage (founded in 1834) in Lockyer Street, Plymouth, after bombing in World War Two. The building had recently served as a hostel for naval nursing staff.
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