File:John Flamsteed Royal Greenwich Observatory Museum.jpg

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Description	Deutsch: Büste von John Flamsteed im Museum des Royal Greenwich Observatory, London English: Bust of John Flamsteed in the Museum of the Royal Greenwich Observatory, London
Date	Bust: 1975 Photo: 2006-04-19
Source	Own work
Author	Bust: George Elliot Klaus-Dieter Keller

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