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Pictures: Cadbury - The Early Years
The first cottages on Bournville Lane in Bournville built for key workers from the Cadbury factory, circa 1879 (Image: Bournville Village Trust)1 of 23 
The Quadrangle, Mary Vale Road, Bournville, was built to a design by Ewan Harper and is made up of 33 bungalows for retired Cadbury workers (Image: Bournville Village Trust)2 of 23 
George Cadbury, born 18393 of 23 ![Designed for Richard Cadbury in 1897, these bungalow-style homes were originally built for retired workers of the Cadbury factory]()
Designed for Richard Cadbury in 1897, these bungalow-style homes were originally built for retired workers of the Cadbury factory (Image: Bournville Village Trust)4 of 23 ![Cottages in Bournville in 1911]()
Cottages in Bournville in 19115 of 23 ![Cadbury's Dairy Milk packaging from 1905]()
Cadbury's Dairy Milk packaging from 1905 (Image: Pic: Cadbury's/PA)6 of 23 ![An old advert for Bournville Chocolate]()
An old advert for Bournville Chocolate7 of 23 ![Cadbury's Dairy Milk packaging from 1923]()
Cadbury's Dairy Milk packaging from 1923 (Image: Pic: Cadbury's/PA)8 of 23 ![Train leaving Cadbury's siding]()
Train leaving Cadbury's siding9 of 23 ![Staff at Cadbury's factory in Bournville take a break during a heatwave, circa 1932]()
Staff at Cadbury's factory in Bournville take a break during a heatwave, circa 193210 of 23 ![Retirement of Barrow Cadbury, July 1932]()
Retirement of Barrow Cadbury, July 193211 of 23 ![Cadbury workers carefully coating chocolate, October 1932]()
Cadbury workers carefully coating chocolate, October 193212 of 23 ![Staff at Cadbury]()
Staff at Cadbury13 of 23 ![Workers cutting marzipan]()
Workers cutting marzipan14 of 23 ![King George V and Queen Mary being greeted at Bournville during a visit to Cadbury in May 1919]()
King George V and Queen Mary being greeted at Bournville during a visit to Cadbury in May 191915 of 23 ![King and Queen with Mr and Mrs George Cadbury visiting almshouses in May 1919]()
King and Queen with Mr and Mrs George Cadbury visiting almshouses in May 191916 of 23 ![David Cadbury and a machine which wrapped 70 blocks of chocolate per minute, taken during a wireless programme broadcast from Bournville in 1933]()
David Cadbury and a machine which wrapped 70 blocks of chocolate per minute, taken during a wireless programme broadcast from Bournville in 193317 of 23 ![Workers show their appreciation for the Cadbury family after it raised the money for a fountain to be erected in front of the factory. Picture taken at the unveiling on June 28, 1933]()
Workers show their appreciation for the Cadbury family after it raised the money for a fountain to be erected in front of the factory. Picture taken at the unveiling on June 28, 193318 of 23 ![Cadbury's factory in Bournville in August 1937]()
Cadbury's factory in Bournville in August 193719 of 23 ![Cadbury in Bournville during the Blitz in December 1940]()
Cadbury in Bournville during the Blitz in December 194020 of 23 ![Cadbury's in Bournville during the Blitz in December 1940]()
Cadbury's in Bournville during the Blitz in December 194021 of 23 ![Staff and members of the Cadbury family in April 1944, back row (left to right): John Cadbury, WN Hallett ,WM Hood, Major Egbert Cadbury, M Tatham. Front row (left to right): Paul Cadbury, Dorothy Cadbury, Edward Cadbury (chairman), Laurence Cadbury (vice-chairman) and CW Gillett]()
Staff and members of the Cadbury family in April 1944, back row (left to right): John Cadbury, WN Hallett ,WM Hood, Major Egbert Cadbury, M Tatham. Front row (left to right): Paul Cadbury, Dorothy Cadbury, Edward Cadbury (chairman), Laurence Cadbury (vice-chairman) and CW Gillett22 of 23 ![Five-man clock section of the instrument department at Cadbury in Bournville synchronise watches with the master clock]()
Five-man clock section of the instrument department at Cadbury in Bournville synchronise watches with the master clock23 of 23
