School Days
A Memory of Gravesend.
I was a pupil at the Gravesend Technical School for Girls and remember walking along from Pelham Road to have our school lunches at the Boys School, housed in the Technical Institute - sausage and mash and some puddings with custard. Was at the school when it moved out to Wombwell Hall. Remember Mrs Pike (she had lost her pilot husband during the war) who taught us Pitmans Shorthand, which I went on to teach at our local Adult Education Centre many years later.
I lived in Gravesend from the age of 4 to 17 (1936-49) - spent the war years there. I spent the last few months of my education travelling from Sittingbourne to Gravesend and I can remember seeing the institute as I walked up from the station.
Have loads of memories of my days in Gravesend.
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