File:Fort Ballance detail 03.jpg
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English: South entrance to barracks, Fort Ballance (built 1886 - 1888), Wellington, New Zealand. Part of musketry parapet that joins to barracks building can be seen on left, part of Mirimar peninsula can be seen over top of the wall. |
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