Charlbury Photo, Gothic House, Church Street
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This lovely old building is on Church Street, beside the Bell Hotel. It was once the home of Edward Lyster, and apothecary who relocated to Charlbury in 1766 to attempt to eradicate smallpox. The property was later owned by author Bessie Marchant.
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