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Bagshot, Duchess Of Connaught Memorial Nursing Home 1903
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Memories of Bagshot, Duchess of Connaught Memorial Nursing Home 1903

For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. These memories are of Bagshot, Duchess Of Connaught Memorial Nursing Home 1903

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I was born at the Duchess of Connaught Nursing Home in Bagshot in 1943 and my Mother remembered my Father paying a quick visit and being told off for hanging his Army coat on the door!
I was born on the 5th January 1948 in the Duchess of Connaught Nursing Home, Bagshot, evidently I was the only girl in a room full of boys.
I don't remember, but I was born at this nursing home. I was the first child of Mavis and Ed Papworth, and I was born on 31st May, 1949. My brother Frank was also born at this nursing home 2 years and 9 months later. Both my brother and his family and myself and my family now live in Perth, Australia. I attended primary school at the old school, and I remember carrying desks from the old school to the new senior school (I believe it is now a middle school).