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Church of St. James, Scoudouc, NB.

June 15, 2016 by Glenn

Church of St-James Scoudouc New Brunswick 1907

The Church of St. James, L’Église de Saint-Jacques, Scoudouc, New Brunswick, built in 1907.
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L’Église de Saint-Jacques, the Church of St. James, was built in Scoudouc, New Brunswick in 1907.

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Church of St-James Scoudouc New Brunswick 1907
L’Église de Saint-Jacques, the Church of St. James, was built in Scoudouc, New Brunswick in 1907

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