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WW1 100

WW1 - Damage in the yard of the home of vet and blacksmith Mr T.H. Walden in East Street off Albert Street, King's Lynn, following a Zeppelin raid which took place on 19th January 1915. Despite the huge amount of damage caused by the bomb, the whole family - mother, father and three children - escaped with their lives. Next door, however, three of the four occupants suffered injury but only one needed hospital treatment

Picture No
12279299
Media ID
46917867
Size
2320px x 3000px (5.2MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Media Drum Images
Usage Restrictions
Editorial use only
Source
Tom Marshall (PhotograFix) / mediadrumimages.com
Date
1915

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Amount Blacksmith Caused Colourisation Despite Escaped However Needed Occupants Suffered Walden


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