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A sepia-toned book cover illustration shows a thatched cottage in front of a church tower, surrounded by leafy trees.

From Bombs to Buckets, Dora Tack (1989)

3 Cancell Road, Brixton, London

History of 3 Cancell Road

Home of Dora K Tack née Ellis just before she was evacuated to Cambridgeshire. She first moved to 11 New Street, Godmanchester.

“From Bombs to Buckets – Brixton to Papworth St Agnes 1940 – 1948” by Dora K Tack (1989).

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  • evacuee
  • world war two

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