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Nina's Snack Bar, 2 Rose Crescent

2 Rose Crescent

History of 2 Rose Crescent

1861 vacant

1913

Walbro & Co, ladies tailors

1940s Nina’s Snack Bar

Nina’s Snack Bar, 2 Rose Crescent

This menu was in the possession of pilot Rosati of the 339th USAAF Group which was based at RAF Fowlmere from 1944.

There is a museum at the site of the airfield.

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