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An ornate black mantel clock with gold pillars and a pediment top features a central clock face and a small brass plaque.

1911 presentation clock to J Ablitt (photo SF)

124, Morecombe House, Mill Road

History of 124 Mill Road

UK Census:

1881

Mary Ann Scudamore, widow, 47, governess, b Cambridge


1891


1901

Frederick Holdish, 55, slater [?] GER, b Hunts

Ada M, 24, b Essex

Florence, 22, b Essex

Lilian, 19, b Essex

Percy, 20, railway clerk, b Essex


1911


1913

John Ablitt, stationmaster GER

Close-up of a clock face and a brass plaque engraved with an inscription to Mr. J. Ablitt dated August 1, 1911.

1911 presentation clock to J Ablitt (photo SF)


1937


1962 vacant


1970 not listed

Projects

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