Dawn Morris
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Hi everyone. Does anyone recall a sanatorium in Birmingham for children with TB Called Kia Park (could be a different spelling). My mom was there in 1953 but I cannot find any information about it anywhere. Many thanks x
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T.B.Sanatorium Kyre Park
- Thread starter Dawn Morris
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Jonob
master brummie
It was called Kyre Park and was in Worcestershire south of Tenbury Wells on the B4214. The Midland Red ran a service on Sundays from Navigation St, regards, John.
Pedrocut
Master Barmmie
Dawn Morris
New Member
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Xxx
Dawn Morris
New Member
Thank you, thank you, thank you xxx
Dawn Morris
New Member
Thank you, thank you, thank you xxx
Hi Dawn I've just joined the B'ham history forum looking for history on Kyre Park hospital where I was a nurse in the 1950s I'm not sure wether I will be of any help to you but I will try
Mo Butler
Welcome Mo. Thank you for your kind offer. Dawn hasn’t visited the Forum for a while, but hopefully she will receive an alert about your response to this thread. If you too have any questions we can try to help with, please let us know. Viv.
Hi Viv I would love to hear from anyone who worked at Kyre Park around 1953 -1957
I certainly remember the male nurse in the photo posted by prezra
Mo
prezra
proper brummie kid
Hi, Yes your probably right regards naming names etc. But i'll post this pic'and i'm sure you'll recognize some of the people on it Sister Deeprose for one. The photo only came my way within the last six months. I do have other photo's relating to KPH. I have also been back many times the place holds many memories for me. I note that you remember the male nurse - Mr Jeans. Regards Tony P'.
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Hi Tony many thanks for the photo Miss Deprose was the matron and I do remember Mr Jeans was he Irish?If you have any more photos particularly of staff members although there weren't too many if my memory serves me well I remember we had a sister on the boys floor which was the top floor one on the girls floor and matron looked after the nursery children which was on the ground floor and the nurses home home sister who I remember well!!
Regards Mo
prezra
proper brummie kid
Hi Mo', I thought it was Sister Deeprose, but no matter - if you were a nurse there @ the time you would know. I have a vivid memory of her. I think Mr [ Staffnurse] Jeans hailed from Yorkshire. I do remember some other nurses names also. As i stated before i have many memories of Kyre, but perhaps some not to be shared publicly. So if emailing is ok with you, here's my address - [email protected] - I also live about 50 miles from KPH in South Derbyshire. A recent pic' of the nurses home. I may have one taken back in the 1950s, i'll check that
out. Regards Tony P'.
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prezra
proper brummie kid
Hi Viv, yes i can see the problems posting my email address may cause. Ironically it was for data protection that i put it up. The content i wanted to pass on may or may not have breached some data protection. So i will look @ other ways of passing on the content i have. Tony P'.
Very sensible Tony. Maybe pass your email address via our Conversation function? Viv.
prezra
proper brummie kid
Not sure about this course of action, is it ok to leave email address there ??
As long as you’re happy with that, it’s entirely up to you Tony !
Viv.
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Violetmargaret
proper brummie kid
Hi Dawn,also was a patient at around
I also was a patient around the years mentioned ,name was violet Mason would love to photos of the time I spent there.
Violetmargaret
proper brummie kid
Hi Mobymo,just joined and seen your post .would love to know if you have my name violet Mason ,in your memory.
A few press cuttings from the British Newspaper Archive site that might jog a few memories. Viv.
Foreveryoungforestuk
New Member
Hi I have just come across this. Funnily enough my grandmother was telling me about her time here from the age of 4 to 6 around 1955 and how she always wanted to return as she felt this was more her home than any other place as a child and has fond memories of her time here. I'd love to show her some pictures if you have any you could share with me, she has no pictures but we are going to take her to an antique fair held there this may!
Violetmargaret
proper brummie kid
Hi just joined forum ,I was a patient at Kyre Park around 1955/56 my name then was violet Mason.im afraid that remembering names is not something I am good at.ido recall while I was there twin girls aged about three being there.would appreciate any info or photos you may have.reguards violet Margaret.
Violetmargaret
proper brummie kid
Hi Prezra,I also was a patient at kyre park around 1955/56 not good ar recalling names.but do recall twin girls I believe the were orphans, my name then was Violet Mason ,please if you have any photos I would love to see them .stay safe .violet
