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Baden-Powell, Two Lives of a Hero

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Baden-Powell, the two lives of a hero by William Hillcourt with Olave, Lady Baden-Powell, published by Heinemann, 1964. Illus.
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Baden-Powell, Olave

Museum Ref No: PEO B/ BAD
Olave Baden-Powell the authorised biography of the World Chief Guide by Eileen K. Wade, published by Hodder and Stoughton, 1971. Illus. ISBN 0 340 10719 7
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Baiter Street

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Baiter Street, rear of Nos.14-18. Photographed by Barbara Bristowe.

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Baiter Street

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Baiter Street in process of demolition. The Black Horse Inn to right. Photographer Barbara Bristowe.

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Baiter Street

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Baiter Street, nos 45-37. This length of street previously known as Pound Street. Verandah. Brick pilasters with ball finials. Photographer Barbara Bristowe.

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Baiter Street

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Baiter Street, rear of Black Horse Inn and Nos. 18-14. This length of street previously known as Pound Street. Photographer Barbara Bristowe.

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Baiter Street

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Corner of Baiter Street and Green Road. No.46 Green Road in foreground. Photography by Barbara Bristowe.

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Baiter Street

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Baiter Street and South Road. Building is divided into 21 South Road on the left and 47 Baiter Street on the right. Verandah. Photogapher Barbara Bristowe.

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Baiter Street

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Baiter Street (derelict) from Green Road. A.G. Simms grocer's shop. Lamp standard. Photographed by Barbara Bristowe.

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Baiter Street

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Baiter Street (derelict). A.G. Simms grocer's shop. Photographed by Barbara Bristowe.

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