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Rectory
Place, before the second World War. Many of the original houses were
occupied by the families of army officers and by prosperous tradesmen.
John Wilson, the widely respected minister of the Woolwich Baptist Tabernacle,
lived here. He and Charles Grinling together organized the Woolwich
Council of Social Service and in 1925, the invalid Children's Association.
A nearby road is now named after him.
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