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Waterhouse's Natural History Museum, London, seen illuminated. Photograph January 2011.
Left to right: A view from an angle opposite to that shown above. Middle: The roofline showing some of the elaborate spiral chimneys. Right: The entrance with two signs declaring "Mortimer House."
Three views of ceramic work in the museum.
The ceiling before and after restoration
Interior Carving and Modelling
Stained glass windows
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Last modified 30 August 2012