File:Birdsisle House, Tenterden, Kent.png
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[edit]| Description | The former Birdsisle House, having been converted around 1897 by Joseph Robert Diggle J.P., and re-named St Michael's Grange. It was purchased by headmaster H.F. Varley during World War I, and became Asheton Grange School, for boys aged 8 to 18. The school closed in 1930. It became a rehabilitation home for unemployed men, then a home for children with special needs. The building was destroyed by a German bomb in 1940, and a smaller building now stands in its place. | ||||
| Date | circa 1897 | ||||
| Source | Wikitree | ||||
| Author | Unknown author | ||||
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| current | 10:22, 11 June 2023 | | 1,000 × 636 (762 KB) | Storye book (talk | contribs) | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description=''Contemporary Biographies'', by W.T. Pike, including "Kent at the opening of the Twentieth Century". (Pike's New Century Series no.10). Published in 1904 by W.T. Pike & Co., 19 Grand Parade, Brighton. The volumes in this series each contain an illustrated section about the county, followed by a long list of short biographies (each with a photographic portrait) of men of the county who were alive at the time of publication (plus a few who ha... |
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