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Chase Green bandstand
Brass band concerts were a popular entertainment on Chase Green, "the people's land", at the turn of the century. The bandstand stood on the site now occupied by the ware memorial. -
Fighting for the future
, page 9.
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Filename:
000750.jpg
Album name:
TES
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parks and open spaces
Keywords:
1900s
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bandstands
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Chase Green
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postcards
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parks
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FP2
Photographer:
From a postcard published by "C. Palmer, Winchmore Hill", no A421/361.
Filesize:
1612 KiB
Date added:
%776 %17, %2016
Dimensions:
3775 x 2239 pixels
Displayed:
445 times
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http://www.enfieldsociety.org.uk/photographs/displayimage.php?pid=1832
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![Chase Green bandstand
Brass band concerts were a popular entertainment on Chase Green, "the people's land", at the turn of the century. The bandstand stood on the site now occupied by the ware memorial. - [i]Fighting for the future[/i], page 9.
Keywords: 1900s;bandstands;Chase Green;postcards;parks;FP2](albums/uploads/uploads7/normal_000750.jpg "Click to view full size image
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Chase Green bandstand
Brass band concerts were a popular entertainment on Chase Green, \"the people's land\", at the turn of the century. The bandstand stood on the site now occupied by the ware memorial. - [i]Fighting for the future[/i], page 9.
Keywords: 1900s;bandstands;Chase Green;postcards;parks;FP2")