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Julian Harrap is the specialist conservational architect who has overseen "the saving of West Smithfield market and its Translation into the New Museum of London" and the role of Maldon Shipwrights in the project.
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Julian Harrap is the specialist conservational architect who has overseen "the saving of West Smithfield market and its Translation into the New Museum of London" and the role of Maldon Shipwrights in the project.
Tel: 01621 853428
| Season (6 Feb 2025) | ||
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| Thursday | 18:30 | - 21:30 |
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