Brian Dixon
- Location: Dover
- Registered: 23 Sep 2008
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#21
mulligauns mansions.
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#22
East Arrow Barracks to the right of the Castle, built about 1927 from the bricks from the demolished prison at Langdon
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#23
Best I can find on my computer at the moment, will look properly later
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#24
Howard, I cropped the photo too close, it's actually Fox Hill Down.
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#25
I am talking about houses you can see right in the photo,yoy can still walk down the road by turning right at the top of the hill but all the houses gone and also it was the MT yard when the army was there.
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#26
Thats good you can both factorys better,Parkers is the big one on the left,and the one I worked in is on the right.
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#27
#23 That makes the Parker factory to be in the background near the jetty in the photograph in #4.
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#28
Sorry Mr Austin but that is the yard where old ships where taken when they had come out of service,and cut up.
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#29
Alas Mr. Matcham, I am correct again...I try so hard to make it otherwise, but no. In both shots there is in the distance a small white building with three windows...say no more?
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#30
Yes sorry you are right I have just gone into the photo close up and see the one you are talking about and yes I can see it now,my eyes are not so good now ,but I hold my hands up I was wrong.
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#31
Easily done Vic. The text accompanying the picture only mentions that the factory could be seen, it says nothing about which building is which. As I said, a bit of a guessing game.
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#32
Here's one from when Vic was younger !
(Borrowed off of the internet so apologies as I have no reference to where it came from)
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#34
My Husband’s Aunt and Mum worked at Parker Pens in the 60s
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I went on the run from the army to see my girl before I went overseas and stayed in that tolet to the left of the photo for two nights then the MPS picked me up and gave me a left back to camp,and 7days off in the nick for doing it followed by a overseas posting. 
