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Mr Norman Deaton
Mr Norman Deaton (?) in his office on the third floor of No.4 Hamilton Place circa 1960. Date: circa 1960
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1960 Floor Hamilton Headquarters Norman Office Aeronautics
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In this evocative black-and-white photograph, Mr. Norman Deaton is seen sitting at his desk on the third floor of No. 4 Hamilton Place, circa 1960. The Royal Aeronautical Society's headquarters, located in this prestigious London address, served as the epicenter of aeronautical innovation and knowledge during this era. Mr. Deaton, a distinguished figure in the field of aeronautics, appears thoughtful and introspective as he examines a document spread out before him. The room is filled with the trappings of a scholarly and scientific mind: books and papers stacked high on shelves, technical drawings pinned to the walls, and a globe sits prominently in the background, symbolizing the global reach of aeronautical exploration. The third floor of No. 4 Hamilton Place was the heart of the Royal Aeronautical Society's research and development efforts. Mr. Deaton, as a key member of the Society, would have been at the forefront of these initiatives, collaborating with other experts and pioneers to advance the science of flight. The photograph captures a moment in time when the future of aeronautics was being shaped by the collective efforts of individuals like Mr. Deaton. The Society's headquarters at No. 4 Hamilton Place served as a nexus for the exchange of ideas, knowledge, and innovation, propelling the field forward and inspiring new generations of aeronautical pioneers. This image offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time when the possibilities of flight were limited only by the bounds of human imagination. Mr. Norman Deaton's office on the third floor of No. 4 Hamilton Place stands as a testament to the enduring power of curiosity, innovation, and the human spirit.
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