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1947 Print Tom Moore Tavern Baileys Bay Walsingham House Hamilton Parish XGZA6 XGWA5 A French rifleman is climbing

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A French rifleman is climbing into a window on the left

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1947 Print Tom Moore Tavern Baileys Bay Walsingham House Hamilton Parish XGZA6 XGWA5 A French rifleman is climbingThis is an original 1947 black and white halftone print of Tom Moore's Tavern, also referred to as the Walsingham House in Hamilton Parish, Bermuda. This historic structure, originally erected in 1652, now serves as an upscale restaurant for tourists and has proved to be the oldest restaurant in Bermdua. Originally, the building was constructed as a private residence for ship captain of the Sea Venture, Robert Walsingham, whose ship wrecked nearby in

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