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A Memory of Hornsea.

WAS AT RAVENSWOOD HOME IN HORNSEA IN THE 1950S AND 60S HAVING LOST MY MAM AND DAD WHEN I WAS 5 YRS OLD HORRIBLE PLACE AM NOW 65 AND HATED IT THE ONLY GOOD THING WAS I JOINED THE ARMED FORCES AND THE DISCIPLING WE HAD IN THE HOME HELPED ME IN THE FORCES

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Duncan I was also in Ravenswood in 1968 ish..yes it was a horrible place. Remember Aunty Hobby ??. the house mother... I confronted her years later. best wishes.
By elaine2k8 on Mon Sep 15th 2014, at 8:02 pm
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Dear Elaine 2k8 I was there u till 1961went there in 1957 so when I was there ass matron was miss wood house i went back a few yrs ago took a photo from the park am glad to say it was knocked down and two posh houses built there you take care nice to see your message duncan
By tikka65 on Mon Nov 3rd 2014, at 8:23 pm
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Do you know if it was operational in the late 1930s?
By hayleyharvatt on Tue Nov 8th 2016, at 8:27 pm
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My gran worked at Ravenswood 3/4 days a week (known as Auntie) we used to visit regularly, my mum, dad and sister during her time working there 1951 onwards. I have photos taken in the garden with Topsie, a little red haired girl with freckles and my mum is still in contact with Fred Grey who went into the armed forces and Sidney Dennis who went into teaching.
By christina3951 on Fri Apr 7th 2017, at 7:01 pm
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