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IS THERE A TOWN CALLED LLANGOTHLIN IN WALES
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Thank you for your comment. This image was taken from “Ackermann’s New Drawing Book of light and shadow: In imitation of Indian ink”, 1809, London. Llangothlin is in fact Llangollen, Denbighshire. Spelling variations are commonly found in publications, especially those printed outside of Wales. The title here has been kept as it was originally but it is a depiction of a cottage in Llangollen.

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