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Heybridge Basin (Cannibal
Island) |
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Home
For Motherless Children (HMC) |
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Mrs Clara Webb. Matron |
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The Matron lived nearby
in the 'Robins Nest' (No7 Lock Hill). |
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1902 - 1925 |
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The building on the
corner of Lock Hill which is now the current 'Old Ship'. was
called 'Sunneyside' when occupied by the H.M.C. |
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(above) From
a card postmarked 1904. A picture of a Brig in the Basin. The
corner building on the extreme right is still a private residence
before becoming a pub, depending on the date it could either
be Tea-rooms or Mrs Webb's Home for children. |
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(above) emptying of the canal. There appears to be a lady
in charge of a small group of boys watching, possibly from the
home on the corner of Lock Hill. Josh Wright's net is across
the lock. |
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