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I wondered if any of your readers are able to offer any assistance?
My mother was placed in the Sheringham Children's Home in 1934 and I am trying to find any
photographs or footage of the Home around that time. Mum who was known as Edna
Tiddiman although her name was Joan Edna Tiddiman remembers a local man who used to come
and film the children performing a play or dancing on Fete days at the home, his name she
remembers as Peter Patten. Is it possible that Mr Patten is still living or perhaps
has family in Sheringham. I often think how wonderful it would be if I could obtain
a copy of the film taken by Mr Patten for mum to see now at age 79. The Fete events
were known as Daisy Day and 'Give a mite to save a mite'. The girls used to go to the
Primitive and Methodist Church Sunday School where there would be demonstrations of
'storms at sea'. A table would be set up to look like the sea and a lifeboat would
rescue the fishermen. Other remembered names are Betty Tabersham, Jean Emery, Eileen
Cox and Irene Hilliard. The names of some of the 'sisters' who ran the Home at the
time were Sister Emily Darrell, Sister Ada Fitzjohn, Sister Ethel Shepard and Sister Edna.
The Head Mistress at the time was Miss Chamberlain. Sister Gertrude Gee was
at the Boys House and mum remembers 2 of the boys, Leonard Poppiewell and Pete Worley.
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