File:St Mary's Chesham & Upper Parsonage.JPG
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Summary
| Description | St Mary's Church, Chesham, Buckinghamshire, and the adjacent Upper Parsonage |
| Date | Unknown date, but shows a building demolished in the early 19th century |
| Source | St Mary's Church, Chesham, Shirley & Clive Foxell, ISBN 0952918447 |
| Author | Unknown artist; credited to "Day & Son Lithographers" |
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