ENFL10049936
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FRI. MAY 26 1916
Worked in room. Went
twice to World's end & after
supper Kath & I walked
over bridge & to right by St.
Mary's Church & St
John's College. Cold
in my little dugout.
SAT. MAY 27 1916
Pottered in morning & met
Miss Smith at Euston
at 1.40 & went to Pinner to
see opening of new dormit-
-ories of C. Travellers' Schools.
Lovely day. Pink May
a dream. Home about
dusk.
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Commercial Travellers Schools - for children of commercial travellers who were orphaned or who's parent could no longer earn a living. Founded by John Cuffley in 1845 at Wanstead, but as the school numbers grew by 1853, a new site was utilised at Pinner.
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