View of Wall settlement. In the foreground, with a group of people and a pony, is Francis Hales wheelwright shop. Signage on the shop states " J.V.H. Hill". The thatched cottage next to it, Box Tree Cottage, is where John Wesley, the Methodist preacher, slept when he visited Wall in 1743. The Methodist Chapel is in the background. Photographer: Probably Samuel John Govier

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