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The Brighton Astronomer: George Hole

"Nothing else to point it at".
Ever expanding observatory Somehow, George persuaded his wife to let him take over a hunk of the garden for an ever ...
A pipe and armchair in retirement
George’s own firm The 1969 moon landings saw the BBC back at Patcham, in an effort to catch the moment the ...
Born into an old Patcham family
From old Patcham family George Hole was one of the many individuals whose names grace the front of local buses. Although ...
His backyard telescope
A new post for George George ended up in the National Fire Service as a buildings officer, responsible for ensuring the ...
Lucky escape from a bomb
Bomb 25th May 1943 Prior to the outbreak of war,George joined the Auxiliary Fire Service, which became the National Fire Service ...

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