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Billy Cox's model of St Lawrence Church (photo by Tony Bartlett)
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Billy Cox's model of St Lawrence Church (photo by Tony Bartlett)

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Billy Cox's model of St Lawrence Church (photo by Tony Bartlett)
Billy Cox's model of the Town Hall (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
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Billy Cox's model of the Town Hall (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)

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Billy Cox's model of the Town Hall (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
Billy Cox's model of the old Fire Pump (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
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Billy Cox's model of the old Fire Pump (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)

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Billy Cox's model of the old Fire Pump (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
Billy Cox's model of the old Police Station (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
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Billy Cox's model of the old Police Station (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)

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Billy Cox's model of the old Police Station (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
Billy Cox's model of the old Fire Station (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
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Billy Cox's model of the old Fire Station (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)

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Billy Cox's model of the old Fire Station (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
Billy Cox's model of the old Fire Station (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
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Billy Cox's model of the old Fire Station (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)

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Billy Cox's model of the old Fire Station (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
Billy Cox with his mother (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
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Billy Cox with his mother (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)

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Billy Cox with his mother (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
Billy Cox (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
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Billy Cox (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)

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Billy Cox (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
Billy Cox and Ron Hoyes with Billy's model of the old Police Station  (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
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Billy Cox and Ron Hoyes with Billy's model of the old Police Station  (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)

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Billy Cox and Ron Hoyes with Billy's model of the old Police Station  (photo by Dr Jimmy Whittaker)
 
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Hungerford, England, is a market town of about 5,900 people at the Berkshire / Wiltshire border.
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