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 : Princess Margaret opens new hostel, Camberwell, London


Princess Margaret opens new hostel, Camberwell, London

Jun. 06, 1957 - Princess Margaret Opens New Hostel for West Indian Women at Camberwell : Princess Margaret went to Addington square, Camberwell, South East London this afternoon to open a new hostel for West Indian women and their Children. The hostel consists of two large houses which have been converted and furnished at a cost of 7, 000 under the Talbot Settlement Scheme. The Talbot Settlement -founded in 1900 for Women's Social Work -Will run the hostel, which includes Small bedrooms, a dormitory With Cubicles, Kitchens, office sand a first-aid Post. Photo Shows Little Marianne Grant appeared much more interested in the Camera than the Royal Visitor, Who is seen talking to resident nurse Sheila Gillie

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Addington Appeared Bedrooms Camberwell Consists Converted Cost Cubicles Dormitory First-aid Furnished Gillie Hostel Includes Interested Kitchens Marianne Resident Scheme Sheila Talbot


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