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National Maritime Museum Act 1934

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Change 1

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As published

FIRST SCHEDULE Lands to be vested in the Commissioners of Works and used for the purposes of the Museum

Section 1. All that land containing eleven and one half acres or thereabouts bounded as near as may be on the north by Romney Road on the west by land now in the occupation of The Seaman’s Hospital Society on the south by Greenwich Park and on the east by Park Row in the parish of Greenwich in the county of London together with all the buildings on the said land formerly occupied by the Royal Hospital School.

Your change, as a redline

FIRST SCHEDULE Lands to be vested in the Commissioners of Works and used for the purposes of the Museum

Section 1. All that land containing eleven and one half acres or thereabouts bounded as near as may be on the north by Romney Road on the west by land now in the occupation of The Seaman’s Hospital Society on the south by Greenwich Park and on the east by Park Row in the parish of Greenwich in the county of London together with all the buildings on the said land formerly occupied by the Royal Hospital School.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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