- A
flophouse (American English) or
doss-
house (British English) is a
place that has very low-cost lodging,
providing space to
sleep and
minimal amenities...
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Desmond Thomas Doss (February 7, 1919 –
March 23, 2006) was a
United States Army
corporal who
served as a
combat medic with an
infantry company in World...
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Doss House is a 1933
British drama film
directed by John
Baxter and
starring Frank Cellier,
Arnold Bell and
Herbert Franklyn. It was
written by Herbert...
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London guidebook". The book
suggested the
Rowton Houses owned by
Rowton Hotels Ltd were
doss-
houses for the homeless. He and the
publishers Jonathan Cape...
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increase in
migrant labor and
pressure on housing. The
common lodging house or "
doss house"
developed to
accommodate transients.
Urbanisation also led to an...
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Nannie Doss (born
Nancy Hazel,
November 4, 1905 – June 2, 1965) was an
American serial killer responsible for the
deaths of 11
people between 1927 and...
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Doss House Waltz (1985,
Gemini Productions,
Eblana Theatre, Dublin) The
Gingerbread Lady The
Guernica Hotel (Red
Kettle TC,
World premiere) The
House...
- time and No. 59 in the directors' poll.
After spending the
night at a
doss house,
where he has
taken pictures for a book of art photographs, photographer...
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bought out by the
Kilmartin family in the 1930s. It was
nicknamed the "
doss house", and had a sign
above the door
reading "good
lodgings down this p****age"...
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Doss (born 1990) is an
American musician, singer, songwriter,
record producer, and DJ from New York City.
Doss began releasing music under her
stage name...
