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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Walking down Plumtree Road from Cromford Road towards the Farm it was between Oak Avenue and the farm on the left Hand Side.These Houses belonged to the Council and would have been built mid 1930s The Houses on the Right being private again built 1930s.We moved into into a house on Milnhay Road 1937/38 and the previous tenant moved to A private house on Plumtree. Milnhay Road had a Police house Between Lime Avenue and Towson Avenue also Council owned this was on the left hand side walking back toward the Pottery.Only Policeman i recall was Bobby Adcock.[/quote]
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This message was updated on 2/26/2005 11:37:49 AM by Peter Chamberlain

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replied on: 2/26/2005 11:33:49 AM

Walking down Plumtree Road from Cromford Road towards the Farm it was between Oak
Avenue and the farm on the left Hand Side.These Houses belonged to the Council and would have been built mid 1930s The
Houses on the Right being private again built 1930s.We moved into into a house on Milnhay Road 1937/38 and the previous tenant moved to A private house on Plumtree.
Milnhay Road had a Police house Between Lime Avenue and Towson Avenue also Council owned this was on the left hand side walking back toward the Pottery.Only Policeman i recall was Bobby Adcock.

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