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Three Years at the Seaside
- Digital story from www.memoryboxstories.com 'Evacuation from Newcastle to Seahouses during the war may have been an adventure for Janet, but after three years she soon realised that there’s really no …
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Evacuees waiting for the Bus at Beamish
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Evacuee Children at Home Farm, Beamish Museum
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Beamish Farmer greets the Evacuee Children
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Teamwork - Evacuee Children helping eachother at Beamish
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School Children taking part in Wartime Activities at Beamish
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Evacuees at Beamish - Written Work from School Children
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Evacuees at Beamish - Written Work from School Children
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Brownrigg Camp School, Bellingham
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Brownrigg Camp School, Bellingham
- Overview Map Street View National Camps Corporation Brownrigg Lodges are located about ½ mile south-west of the village of Bellingham in Northumberland. Today, the lodges are holiday acommodation; they were …

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