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    • 2013 | Normansfield: The Early Years 1868 to 1913
      • Introduction
      • Mental Deficiency and Treatment at Normansfield
      • Patients’ Statistics
      • Fees and Charges
      • Staff
      • Teaching
      • Case Study: Ida Penelope Page
      • Case Study: Robert Belchamber
  • Normansfield Residents
    • Patricia Collen
    • Dolly Freeman
    • Tony Hudson
    • Walter Ridpath

2013 | Normansfield: The Early Years 1868 to 1913

2013 | Normansfield: The Early Years 1868 to 1913

Research conducted by members of the University of the Third Age (U3A).

Introduction | Mental Deficiency and Treatment at Normansfield Patients’ Statistics | Fees and Charges | Staff | Teaching

Case Studies: Ida Penelope Page | Robert Belchamber

 

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