File:Laying the Foundation Stone of the Royal Hospital School, Suffolk in 1924.jpg
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English: A group of people at the laying the Foundation Stone at The Royal Hospital School, Holkham, Suffolk (1924). The architect William Haywood is shown, along with HRH The Duke of York. |
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| Source | The Royal Hospital School archive |
| Author | Not Known - 1924 |
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