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![[Plymouth from Mount Edgcumbe]](http://library-cat.swheritage.org.uk/assets/object_images/2/21/55/1A/DR/OF/EG/AM/IMAGEFORDA155122/v0_thumb.jpg "[Plymouth from Mount Edgcumbe]")
[Plymouth from Mount Edgcumbe] (c.1900)
Plymouth Guildhall. 22394 (c.1900)
Plymouth: the New Bridge, Ivy Bridge. 2084 (c.1880)
Plymouth: the Old Bridge, Ivy Bridge. 2083 (c.1880)
Plymouth. The Scott Memorial and Mount Wise V4919 ([1960?])
Plymouth. Newton & Noss ([1930?])
Plymouth Cathedral (1976)
The Plymouth Churches Guide: incorporating a directory of local resources (1997)
Plymouth pictorial past (1977)
Plymouth building accounts of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries (1967)
Plymouth festival exhibition: public secondary school, Cobours Street, Plymouth (1951)
Plymouth ([1910])
Plymouth ([1900])
Plymouth excavations: Castle Street, the pottery (1979)
Plymouth Week: Official souvenir guide July 9th to 16th (1927)
Plymouth Week 1930, September 20th to 27th: official souvenir guide (1930)
Plymouth Week 1928, July 7th-14th: official souvenir guide (1928)
Plymouth events 1989
[ Plymouth] (20th century)
Plymouth Pavilions: special supplement, Wednesday, September 25th, 1991 (1991)
Plymouth, a 210 milles sud-ouest de Londres. Fanal de Plymouth (c.1700)
Plymouth (c.1750)
Plymouth from Mount Edgecumbe, Devon (c.1840)