Talbot House - Poperinge

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The house was created during WW1 for soldiers to get away from the front.  I have been twice, and only once with a camera....

In 2006 we went in and I had the camera with me. I have only these two in Flickr.




To save the house and to maintain it there is a gofundme page for donations. If you can spare a few quid then go here.

Poperinge one of the twin towns with Hythe where I live. The common denominator being Lord Wakefield of Hythe.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/142435748/charles-cheers-wakefield

https://www.talbothouse.be/en/museum/friends/toc-h

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