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Monday 3 September 1917

September 3, 2017 by Sarah McLennan

Leave Stafford on 10.19 am train for Nuneaton. Waited @ Nun. 1-1/2 hours (1:15pm) Take 1:15 pm for Leicester.  Arr. Leic. 2.30 pm.  Visit Aunt & the girls.  Leave on G.C.R. @ 4.49 for London (Marylebone) . Arr. 7.15 (late) take tube to Victoria (change Charing +) takes 20 minutes to Cross.  Get the 8.35 pm for Brighton (1 pm Sundays).  Arr. Brighton 9.50.  Leave B. @ 10 pm & arr Seaford 11.30 pm.

Filed Under: 1917 Entries, Diary Entries Tagged With: Camp Seaford, Stafford

Sunday 19 August 1917

August 19, 2017 by Sarah McLennan

Leave Leic. On Sunday [(19) 20th ]by G.C.R. @ 3.31.  Train ½ hr. late.  Nancy accompanies me down to the Stn.  Arr. London 6.37 two mins. late for my train.  Next @ 8 pm.  Arr. Seaford @ 12.30 pm via Brighton where I changed.

*Camp Seaford was located on the Coast of England at Seaford. it was set up at the beginning of WWI to train & house soldiers from Wales & the NW of England. Beginning in 1916, the Camps housed Canadian Troops; this continued until after the War, as Canadian Soldiers waited to go home.

Filed Under: 1917 Entries, Diary Entries Tagged With: Camp Seaford

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