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Pictures: The Cadbury Barn in Northfield

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Stacey Barnfield-BP

16:27, 12 MAR 2015
Updated17:07, 12 MAR 2015

The Cadbury Barn in Manor Farm Park, Northfield1 of 11
The Cadbury Barn in Northfield2 of 11
Members of the Friends Ambulance Unit (FAU) – who used the Cadbury Barn as a training camp during World War II3 of 11
George Cadbury4 of 11
Staff at Cadbury5 of 11
Cadbury's Dairy Milk packaging from 1923 (Image: Pic: Cadbury's/PA)6 of 11
King George V and Queen Mary with Mr and Mrs George Cadbury visiting almshouses in May 19197 of 11
Cadbury workers carefully coating chocolate, October 19328 of 11
Cadbury's factory in Bournville in August 19379 of 11
Staff at Cadbury's factory in Bournville take a break during a heatwave, circa 193210 of 11
Women working on a production line at Cadbury's in 1966.11 of 11

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