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'The Crown of Hops', 1843-1850. Engraving after 'The Hop Garland', painting in the Tate Gallery. Hop-pickers making a garland for a little girl. Picking hops provided an opportunity for Victorian London's poor to get out of the polluted city and have a working holiday in the Kent countryside.
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