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1936 Amy Mollison departs from Gravesend
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April 22, 2026
April 22, 2026
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0:20Now PlayingDate: 6th April 1936
Location: CAPE
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: From Gravesend
ENGLAND: Kent: Gravesend: Gravesend Airport:
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AEROPLANES.-ENGLISH. Gravesend Air Port. (Amy Mollison leaving Gravesend for the Cape (1936))
GRAVESEND. Gravesend Air Port
JOHNSON, Mr (Amy Mollison's Father) Sees her off on attempted Cape record from Gravesend Airport
MOLLISON, Amy Amy Mollison leaves Gravesend Airport on attempted record to the Cape- Good -
MOLLISON. AMY. Leaves Gravesend-Airport on attempted record flight to the CAPE....(1936)
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