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Air Acceptance Park

  • Air Acceptance Park Photographs

    Air Acceptance Park Photographs

    We are very grateful to Roger Packham, from The Bourne Society, for his permission to show these postcards from his ...
  • Cookhouse Staff, No.7 Air Acceptance Park, Kenley, April 1919

    Cookhouse Staff, No.7 Air Acceptance Park, Kenley, April 1919

  • Questions in Parliament - June 1917

    Questions in Parliament - June 1917

    On 5th June 1917, Sir F. Banbury, M.P. asked the Under Secretary for War, Mr. Macpherson, in Parliament, whether he was aware that the Royal Flying Corps had taken possession of 81 acres of Kenley Common and were felling trees on land that the City of London was under statutory obligation to maintain for the use of the public.
  • WRAF Group No.7 Air Acceptance Park, Kenley, Jan 1919

    WRAF Group No.7 Air Acceptance Park, Kenley, Jan 1919

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