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Ruins of a church at Ross island, Andamans


Ruins of a church at Ross island, Andamans - photo by MIlind Sathe ( www.milind-sathe.com )
Ruins of a church at Ross island, Andamans

The main edifice of this church at Ross island, Andamans is fairly intact although everything else is gone. One look at it and you can make out that this must have been a beautiful church which served the British settlement on this island which is across the sea from Port Blair. With its stained glass and other paraphernalia, this structure would be very charming and inviting. 
(Ross island, Andamans, 2008)

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