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English: Inside the nave of St Lawrence's parish church, North Hinksey, Oxfordshire, (formerly Berkshire), looking west to the organ loft. The loft was designed by T. Lawrence Dale and built in 1931. The organ was built by PG Phipps. Also visible is a 15th-century front, a door by Ernest Gimson and a queen post roof truss.
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Organ loft St Lawrence's Church, North Hinksey

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