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practice Hyams and Hobgen, and is noted as the architect of two restaurants in the county, the first a detached seaside café for Deller's Supply Stores in
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in World War I, facing imprisonment for his beliefs at around the time of the Exeter cafe's opening in
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plaster friezes. Hyams' design for the Exeter cafe was selected for the
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121:Hyams and Hobgen were also responsible for the
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456:"Bibliografio - Nova Sento"
368:"Chronicle - Coming Events"
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416:"Magazines of the Month"
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