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The yellow brick facade of the Corn Exchange features an arched entrance with red and blue tiles and two people at the door.

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46 Blinco Grove (7 Stoneleigh Terrace), Cambridge

History of 46 Blinco Grove

1901

Albert Chacksfield

Emma, 43, wife, born Essex

Bertram, son, 11, born Bishops Stortford

Leonard S Smith, nephew, 14, born Essex

1911

Albert Chacksfield, 63, corn merchant’s clerk, born Kent

Rebecca, 56, wife [married in 1910], born Cornwall

Betram Maurice, 21, carpenter and joiner, born Bishops Stortford

1939

Mabel E Salmon, b 1884,

Leonard A, b 1912, PO telephone and radio

Kenneth V, b 1921, radio engineer constructional

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