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Old July 4th 04, 11:51 AM
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Default British Aviators Alcock & Brown

CAN YOU HELP?

OBJECT OF ENQUIRY:


I'm seeking proof that either/both the transatlantic pioneers Sir John
Alcock and Sir Arthur Whitten Brown stayed at the `Red House', West Byfleet,
near Weybridge, Surrey at or around the time of their flight in June 1919.
If proof can be found, there is a strong possibility that the building will
be listed by English Heritage and not demolished

I am hoping that someone might have something connecting either/both Alcock
& Brown to the `Red House' eg. private letter or an official document. It
doesn't matter how trivial the data appears to be.

If you have anything that might support either/both having stayed at the
'Red House', please contact me ASAP

Information needs to be submitted to their County Council by the earliest
this month!


Thank you.


 




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