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Pictures: Bournville's 'Suggested Rules of Health'

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Stacey Barnfield-BP

16:47, 27 FEB 2015
Updated16:50, 27 FEB 2015

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A Bournville Garden in the 1930s5 of 11
Bournville Park circa 18756 of 11
Front garden of a house in Oak Tree Lane, 19117 of 11
Pupils from Bournville Junior School taking exercise in the main hall, pictured in 1924 (Image: Bournville Village Trust)8 of 11
Bournville Park, pictured in 1906, was popular with children who fished in its stream (Image: Bournville Village Trust)9 of 11
George Cadbury10 of 11
CGI of the nursing and dementia home planned at the Bournville Care Village11 of 11

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