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Close-up portrait of a man with light, wavy hair and a dark moustache wearing a white shirt and dark tie against black.

Archibald Vivian Hill

11, Dalreagh, Chaucer Road

History of 11 Chaucer Road

1907

Arthur Edward Chaplin

1927

Arthur E Chaplin & Mrs F S Scruby

1935

George Hawkins, owner of Dorothy Cafe

1954

Dr Maurice Neville Hill and Mrs Philippa Hill née Pass

1966

Mrs Philippa Hill

1967

Prof Archibald Vivian Hill (Nobel Prize winner for Physiology and Medicine) & Mrs Margaret Neville Hill née Keynes

1984

House divided into 11 & 11a

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