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Grey plaque № 30585

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Urban District of Cheshunt Public Institute & Pleasure Grounds Turners Hill This House and grounds, formerly known as "Elm Arches", were presented to the Cheshunt Urban District Council for the benefit of the inhabitants of Cheshunt and the neighbourhood, on the 22nd day of June, 1911 by John Relph Greenhow Grundy and Cuthbert Cartwright Grundy

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