Grace is on the left and Hilda is on the right.
Ellen Pinsent, National Association for Promoting the Welfare of the Feeble-Minded
Westminster Gazette – Friday 10 June 1898
Copied from the Guardianship’s 1915 Annual Report
Also copied from the Guardianship’s Annual Report 1915
The front page of the Yorkshire Telegraph & Star (Sheffield) from Monday 11th November 1918.
2 Old Steine (1928)
8 Grand Parade (1928-1937)
Tubwell Farm, Rotherfield, 1930s
Tubwell Farm, Rotherfield, 1930s
A Picnic of residents, family and friends at Dungate Farm, 1938
A Picnic of residents, family and friends at Tubwell Farm, 1935
With kind permission of Miss Muriel Hart
Dr Helen Boyle, January 1909 (Library of Congress)
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Brighton & Hove Herald, 15th June 1940
THE VE DAY, 8 MAY 1945 (H 41849) Churchill waves to crowds in Whitehall on the day he broadcast to the nation that the war with Germany had been won, 8 May 1945. Copyright: © IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205206153
Copyright – B&H City Council
With kind permission of Muriel Hart.
1950 Grace Eyre Woodhead Dedication Plaque
Brighton & Hove Herald, 7th June 1958
Brighton & Hove Gazette, 31st May 1958
Extract from Evening Argus 6th December 1957
Extract from a letter to the Guardianship from the Department of Education and Science, 17th March 1971.
Becky and Toby, Grace Eyre Housing’s first tenants
Grace Eyre, Montefiore Road, Hove. Photography by Paul Demuth, Demuth Photography 2017
Photo by Skye Brackpool/Brighton Togs www.brightontogs.com 01273 275162 / 07973 677017
20150317 Launch of the Grace Eyre’s buddy Scheme, with Brighton and Hove Buses.
The scheme will enable adults with learning disabilities to travel around Brighton and Hove safely on the buses.
‘Catch the bus, Meet friends, Be safe, get to where you want to go’.
Ambassador Away Day, November 2019
People’s Day Leaflet about our Exhibition on 15th June 2013
Jackie Reeve with the People’s Day Exhibition in the Corn Exchange in Brighton, 15th June 2013
Running a session to look at Grace Eyre’s old photographs