File:Conduit Head (exterior), Southampton.jpg
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English: A photograph of the entrance to Conduit Head near Hill Lane in Southampton. Conduit Head is part of the now-defunct medieval water supply system, originally built by the Franciscan friars to bring in water from far outside the city walls. The stone building comprises a tiny gatehouse (shown) and several subterranean chambers. |
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| Author | Rob Woodward |
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| current | 22:06, 27 October 2009 | | 3,000 × 4,000 (2.45 MB) | Rob Woodward | {{Information |Description={{en|1=A photograph of the entrance to Conduit Head near Hill Lane in Southampton. Conduit Head is part of the now-defunct medieval water supply system, originally built by the Franciscan friars to bring in water from far outsid |
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