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A purple-and-white heraldic crest featuring a pelican above a shield displaying three dragon heads and an ermine chevron.

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90 Glebe Road, Perse School House

History of 90 Glebe Road

Archaeological report

https://knowledge.oxfordarchaeology.com/library/4978/

https://knowledge.oxfordarchaeology.com/library/4982/

https://knowledge.oxfordarchaeology.com/library/4985/

1935

A E Storr, MA, asst. master at Perse School

On-line Army lists for 1943 3rd Quarter show Captain A E Storr of the  Junior Training Corps Perse School 2 Platoon Infantry 2483b.

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  • iron age
  • Roman

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