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Free tea-room tables & chairs, located South London

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by Kingscross, Oct 6, 2010.

  1. Kingscross

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    Hi all

    I work for English Heritage, and noticed the following on an internal email bulletin. I have no idea what this equipment looks like, be it could be a cost-effective opportunity for a preserved railway.

    Contact me in the first instance and I'll pass on the contact details.

    Info cut-and-pasted below:

    Table and chair sets, crockery and cutlery free to good homes

    Down House has several old tea-room grade, heavy duty pine farmhouse style table and chair sets and crates of brand new crockery and cutlery free to good homes. Interested parties must arrange to collect them.
     
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    cct man Part of the furniture

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    Where is Down House please?

    Regards
    Chris:
     
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    I've just Googled "English Heritage Down House" and got to HERE. Assuming that this is the right place, it's not far from Biggin Hill, just inside M25 at about 5 o'clock.
     
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    yes, don't go to the girls school in Berkshire.
     
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