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The Holy Cross, The Slade, Plumstead Common

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Built in 1950 by Archard, Worrow & Hardy and originally intended to be a church hall. At first sight it looks like a bungalow and faces across a ravine in Plumstead Common.
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  1. Bob's avatar Bob says:
    September 12, 2024 at 17:31

    looking to see if this was the hall my grandparents lived next door to, my Gran was the caretaker their names were William & Margaret Bates. They lived in a house next door. I hope someone can confirm this. Kind regards Bob

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