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Undated. c.1920 Dining room at Morley House c.1920 A photocopy of a photograph of the dining room at Morley House. Undated c.1920. Portal House entrance doorway; Extension. c1920 Two photocopies photographs showing the front of Portal House, St Margaret's at Cliffe. Undated c1920 1234a: The main front door. 1234b: Wider view of the main façade and extensions. Portal House garden A photocopy of a photograph taken in the grounds of Portal House. Undated, c1920. The photograph shows two statues of greyhound-type dogs either side of the pathway. Flagpole in the centre background.. Portal House, billiard room. c1920 A photocopy of a photograph of the billiard room at Portal House c.1920. Plans of Morley House dated 1919 Photocopied sketch plans of the floor layouts of ground, first and second floors at Morley House dated 1919. They include a recreation room, a number of bedrooms and bathrooms. Official opening of Portal House on 16 July 1920; Recreation room Portal House. 1221a: Photograph taken at the opening of Portal House (dignitaries, guests and patients) on 16 July 1920 external view outside the main entrance. 1221b: Photograph of the Recreation Room at Portal House. c1920 Official opening of Portal House. Dover Express 23 July 1920 A press cutting from the Dover Express about the opening of Portal House. 23 July 1920 Staff and residents at Portal House. c1922 - 1950 An undated group photograph of Staff and Residents at Portal House. Central in the group is Blanche Sherman who was Matron between 1922 - 1950. Reach Road pond and Portal House. pre 1930 A black and white photograph of the pond in Reach Road, looking North with Portal House visible. Men at the doorway of Portal House; men on the Long Steps. 1933 Internet downloads of 2 photographs of men [patients] at Portal House, 1933. 1237a: Left - Photograph of 4 men standing in the main entrance of Portal House, St Margaret's at Cliffe. Handwritten date of 1933 beneath ... Portal House frontage and garden. postmark 1957 A Valentine's postcard, No K3191, created in 1952. It is postmarked 3rd May 1957 and the message on the reverse from a patient has been transcribed on the entry, Portal House School Super Soccer Day and Summer Fayre. 24 June (No year given) 12551: 1252a and b: 1253a and b: Pages of the Programme for the Portal House Super Soccer Day and Summer Fayre, 21 June [no year - ? 1970s] including events taking place on the day: ... Extracts from the Parish Magazine about events at Portal House School. 1980 and 1986 Two extracts from articles from the Parish Magazine. The first is by Jean Melhuish 1979 - 1980, reviewing a performance by students of Portal House on the 'Portal House Picture Show', and the other dated 1986 is ... Portal House and church from Droveway Gardens. 5 May 2004 General view over fields looking towards the church from Droveway Gardens, 2004. Handwritten text on mount reads '5 May 2004. High winds have brought down scaffolding from atop the church tower which fell straight through ... Canon George Portal, patron of Portal House. 19th century portrait [?] 1222a: Portrait of The Revd Canon George Raymond Portal, Founder of The National Deposit Friendly Society. The Society was founded in 1868 as the Surrey County Benefit Society but soon grew to become a national healthcare ... National Deposit Friendly Society opens the newly acquired Portal House. 1920 An extract from 'The Depositor', the magazine of the National Deposit Friendly Society, covering the opening of the recently acquired Portal House on the 16 July 1920. There is also a list of regulations drawn ... Official opening of Portal House. Dover Express 23 July 1920 A transcript of a press cutting concerning the opening of Portal House (formerly Morley House) as a Convalescent Home for members of the National Deposit Friendly Society. Dover Express, 23 July 1920. Portal House School 'Elizabethan Summer Fayre'. 23 June (No year shown) Programme for Portal House Elizabethan Summer Fayre - 23 June (no date shown, could be late 1980s?). Includes details of a Sedan Chair Race from St Margaret's Bay to the Chapel Lane village pond on ... Construction of staff accommodation at Portal House School. 1988 Two colour photographs of the rear of Portal House seen from Chapel Lane with staff accommodation under construction. 18 December 1988. Portal House frontage and garden A Postcard photograph, showing the front of Portal House. Morley House, Sea Street. c1910 This sepia postcard, number 6779 in the 'Wyndham' Series, is of Portal House in the village of St Margaret's at Cliffe (not St. Margaret's Bay as titled). Unused, it is thought to date circa 1910. Morley House, Sea Street. early 20th century Photocopy of photograph of Morley House, taken in early 20th century. Handwritten note on copy reads 'Opened by S Morley, 30 June 1883'. This refers to the original, un-extended building opened as a convalescent home ... Portal House frontage and garden An unused postcard featuring an external view of Portal House. Undated PAGE: < Prev1234Next >