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Newport House School, Harborne
Re: Miss Murray Glengarry Infant School, High Street Harborne Going back to 1945 Miss Murray had a small 'private' school named 'Glengarry'or 'Glenagary' on the opposite side to Harborne Library in a small church hall. Does anyone remember this small infan t school?- margaret ludlow
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Newport House School, Harborne
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, I am so pleased I posted this today. You havnt given me your name so I cannot place you. but yes I do remember your house with the lovely tall hedge, and the gate. I do not have any photos but would love you to fwd to my email [email protected] Before I went to Newport House...- margaret ludlow
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Newport House School, Harborne
Just reading posts from pupils that went to Newport House School, I found it quite amazing. When I read yours immediately sprang to mind was Ann Baughn, (spelling incorrect) am I right? Anyhow I only remember just a few, but have had a reply but didn't have her name. Look fwd to your news...- margaret ludlow
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Newport House School, Harborne
I have today been looking on the various posts on 'Newport House School' my brother Graham and myself were there from about 1945. We lived in Oaklands Avenue and I left to go to The British School of Commerce in in about 1952. We must have passed your house on our way to school. My brother...- margaret ludlow
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