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Andrew Drummond

Stanmore Park. Behind these gates was Stanmore House, the 18th century mansion of Andrew Drummond, banker, and then of George Glynn, banker. For half a centrury it was a Boys' School, with England cricketer Rev Vernon Royle as one headmaster. It was demolished in 1938 and the site was used by RAF Balloon, the Transport, then Fighter, Commands until 1997.

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