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Incident at East Surrey Grove, SE London
Incident at East Surrey Grove, SE London, 7 May 1955. Showing a fire engine (pump) on the pavement and front gardens of two private houses, after taking a sharp right and left turn and apparently coming off the road on its way to a fire. No other vehicles were involved
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