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Post by jbaker on Jul 8, 2011 9:20:08 GMT 1
Does anyone have any pictures or drawings of the industrial premises once located at 2 Barnmead Road? I worked there briefly in 1969 when it was called E. H. Hall & Partners, although I believe it was originally called Andrews & Andrews Builders. I would like this info to enable me to construct a model for incorporation into my model railway. Any help would be very much appreciated.
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Post by The Historian on Jul 9, 2011 21:11:34 GMT 1
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Post by jbaker on Jul 14, 2011 8:47:18 GMT 1
Thank you for your response. However the image to which you refer is Hadlow Place, formerly St, Pauls School. Am I looking in the right place?
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Post by The Historian on Jul 14, 2011 20:31:00 GMT 1
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Post by jbaker on Jul 14, 2011 22:22:37 GMT 1
Thank you very much. These pictures and indeed all the pictures in these albums are an amazing record of the past, not just of public buildings but of everyday life
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Post by mikepad on Sept 11, 2011 21:52:29 GMT 1
:)I worked at E.H Hall & Partners from Dec ) 65 until Sept 68. Good firm to work for Great manager Jimmy White lovely guy always called me young man. I was then of course. I believe he is still alive living somewhere near Maidstone. I now live in Ashford Kent. My mother inlaw still lives in Beckenham in Cherry Tree Walk.
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Post by jbaker on Feb 12, 2012 11:28:28 GMT 1
I've only just come back to this website so didn't pick up your message in September. I joined in Feb 1969 so just missed you. I think Jimmy White interviewed me. I worked in the finishing shop. People I can remember were Max, Ron and a young man called, I think, Charlie, or it might have been Fred. My floor manager was Mr Smith. I was only there a short while but I enjoyed doing my favourite thing, i.e. working on a lathe.
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Post by jeff on Mar 5, 2022 17:57:21 GMT 1
i worked there for maybe a year or so just outside jimmy whites office on a milling machine and funnily enough i wanted to research the history of the building as i purchaced an antique clooking-in clock which i still have called a bundy which made me think th building orignally may have been an old coaching stop,also remembered a chap who was bill wyman of the rolling stones uncle,a very enjoyable workplace
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