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Byfleet Village Hall

Civic Restaurant c1955 Ref: B265022
Civic Restaurant c1955
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Byfleet Village Hall, used as a Civic Restaurant during WWII, a good meal could be purchased for a shilling in those days of rationing and food shortage. A shilling would be about five new pence in todays currency

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A memory of Byfleet in Surrey shared on Wednesday, 7th February 2007.

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