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Pete Murray Takes You to Nottingham
Travel to Nottingham with Pete Murray, a city which in medieval times was enclosed by walls. See the beautiful River Trent, the towering Trent Polytechnic and so much more. Includes "Nottingham Castle", sung by The McCauley Brothers.
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Travel to Nottingham with Pete Murray, a city which in medieval times was enclosed by walls. See the beautiful River Trent, the towering Trent Polytechnic and so much more. Includes "Nottingham Castle", sung by The McCauley Brothers.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Harold Baim
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Harold Baim Film Productions
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