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Hi there. I'm Charles. I was born in Newmarket in 1974, and my family used to live in the houses right smack on the level crossing in Dullingham when it was gate controlled. My late father was the crossing keeper there, until he was moved to Mile End in 1975, and he subsequently left the Railway in 1976. Unfortunately, I recently discovered when I returned to the area that our old house, 14, Dullingham Road, has been demolished. I wonder if there are any Wikipedians out there in Dullingham or the surrounding areas, who would happen to have photographs of the property, or perhaps even of myself and my family. Any help would be welcomed! Thanks. CharlieTheCabbie (talk) 21:39, 13 August 2013 (UTC)Reply
