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Charnham Street, showing 2 Charnham Street on right, c1912
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Charnham Street, showing 2 Charnham Street on right, c1912

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Charnham Street, showing 2 Charnham Street on right, c1912
Plan of property, 1911
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Plan of property, 1911

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Plan of property, 1911
Plan of property, 1912
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Plan of property, 1912

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Plan of property, 1912
Plan of property, 4th April 1946
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Plan of property, 4th April 1946

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Plan of property, 4th April 1946
Showing the entrance to Stradling's yard (1912-1919).
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Showing the entrance to Stradling's yard (1912-1919).

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Showing the entrance to Stradling's yard (1912-1919).
F Brooks, 2 Charnham Street, from the Carnival RagMag, Sep 1935
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F Brooks, 2 Charnham Street, from the Carnival RagMag, Sep 1935

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F Brooks, 2 Charnham Street, from the Carnival RagMag, Sep 1935
 
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