Cheam, St Dunstan's Church 1890
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The church of St Dunstan, relatively new at the time of this photograph, had been built in 1862-64 by G A Pownall in florid French Gothic style alongside the old medieval church, which was largely demolished after the new building was completed. Only the east window and chancel were preserved as the Lumley Chapel, which can be seen on the right of the picture behind the small fir tree.
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