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On the left of the building is the small extension containing the kitchen, toilet (long corrugated roof), and boiler house (small raised corrugated roof). Behind them was a small back room. Note the hedge, fence and gates, which have since been removed. Mr. Jackson's granddaughter remembers how much fun the children had playing amongst the bushes - especially when the grown-ups were busy preparing tea for special occasions!
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Entries in the account book showing the cost of certain items for the new building. Details are also given of items which were hired for opening day. |
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Providing tea for 230 must have been a formidable task. The ladies of the Chapel produced more than enough and surplus food was sold, raising 12s-10d (64p) for the building fund.
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Mrs Jackson who was responsible for coordinating the arrangements to provide tea on opening day. She died in 1976 at the age of 90. |
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