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... Jedrej. pect their families to look after them in old age, those from outside were destined to finish their lives in the workhouse in Saffron Walden. Miss Rutland saw the need to provide accommodation for such people and in 1862 built, at her own expense ...
... out to me the route of •he coffin path which ran behind, and which, he said. was used to carry the fo•ld cooked at the %workhouse for the inmates of the isolation hospital in Pie Valley ...
... R207823 Independent Press Weekend Section Thursday January 19 1978 six Trailing historical 88-92 High Street the original workhouse a 17th-century timber-framed house re-fronted in brick in the late 19th century R197817 4145 Castle Street late 15th-century ...
... life, when most people worked in the village. The farmworker's wage was £1 a week, with no child allowances, and only the workhouse as prospect for those who were very old and poor. Mr Stone came to the old Clavering Vicarage in 1937, just before the village ...
... increased as much as claimed by Coun Menell Coun Russell Green said the Radwinter Road Hospital formerly a workhouse still looked like a workhouse from the outside and was surrounded by industrial buildings He said it could not accommodate all elderly people ...
... 18th century the jail had been in the town hall, but in 1818 it was moved to the top of the High Street next door to the workhouse, and later, in 1840 a house at the eastern corner of Mercer's Row became the lock-up. While in 1863, the Utilesford and Clavering ...
... paintings by Walter • Loepfe 6 pm: Freeman's Farm Stables, clear round jumping. 7.45 pm: Town Hall, lecture on Saffron Walden's workhouse. WEDNESDAY: 8 pm: Eight Bells. Saffron Walden. Elizabethan feast. ...
... admission to the work-house an applicant first had to see the relieving officer for his parish who brought the case forward at the weekly meeting of guardians If a ticket of admission was granted it had to be presented to the workhouse master within six ...
... the Saffron Walden workhouse in Radwinter Road The building went up in 1836 The walls inside were unpainted and unplastered brick and the bare necessities of life were maintained for over a hundred inmates The original town work-house the row houses looking ...
... CHALLENGE 2.00 EASTENDERS OMNIBUS 3.00 FILM: OLIVER! (1966) The award-winning musical version of the Dickens novel about workhouse boy Oliver Twist, starring Ron Moody and Mark Lester. Songs include Consider Yourself, Pick a Pocket or Two and Food Glorious ...
... Guided tours of the hospital were given by general manager Cate Hartigan Support who talked about the history of the former workhouse and current group for PD victims A BRANCH of the Parkinson's Disease Society may be started in Saffron Walden if there is ...
... to change his fortune goodness knows, but he came to live at No 1 Common's End in 1822 and must have died or gone to the workhouse soon after the 1851 ...