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Topic: Charles James Cross (1827–1910)
Posted by: Neill Reed
Date/Time: 16/11/25 09:14:00

Hello everyone, I’m hoping to tap into the group’s amazing local knowledge.
I’m researching Charles James Cross (1827–1910), who played an important civic role in Brentford around the turn of the century. There’s some evidence that his name is inscribed on the foundation stones of the Swimming Baths, the Fire Station (1897), and the Library (1903).
If anyone:
• Has any historical info about these buildings or Charles Cross himself
• Has photos of the foundation stones (especially if his name is visible)
• Or might be willing to take a quick photo if you're nearby
…that would be incredibly helpful. I’m trying to piece together his contributions to the town’s history, and even small details could make a big difference. Thanks so much for any help!
Many Thanks
Neill


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TopicDate PostedPosted By
Charles James Cross (1827–1910)16/11/25 09:14:00 Neill Reed
   Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)16/11/25 10:00:00 Sarah Felstead
      Re:Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)16/11/25 10:06:00 Sarah Felstead
   Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)16/11/25 23:40:00 Guy Lambert
      Re:Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)17/11/25 10:29:00 Neill Reed
         Re:Re:Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)17/11/25 20:23:00 Sarah Felstead
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)17/11/25 20:25:00 Sarah Felstead
         Re:Re:Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)22/11/25 09:03:00 Guy Lambert
   Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)17/11/25 20:30:00 Sarah Felstead
   Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)17/11/25 20:33:00 Sarah Felstead
      Re:Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)19/11/25 00:53:00 Jim Lawes
         Re:Re:Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)19/11/25 02:16:00 Jim Lawes
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)19/11/25 16:19:00 Sarah Felstead
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)21/11/25 02:00:00 Jim Lawes
   Re:Charles James Cross (1827–1910)01/12/25 12:12:00 Guy Lambert

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