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International School- Life at Pauntley Court, a School and Home For French and Belgian Refugees, Pauntley, Gloucestershire, 1943 D15275
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International School- Life at Pauntley Court, a School and Home For French and Belgian Refugees, Pauntley, Gloucestershire, 1943
Boys settle down for bed in their bunks in one of the dormitories at Pauntley Court, the beams in this attic bedroom reminding them of the history of the building and the tradition which says that it once belonged to Dick Whittington.
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