Croydon Archives: Collections

Consists of three letters of general correspondence and one reply to a reunion invitation. The letters are all addresssed to Phyllis. The reunion invitation is undated and is from Margaret and Gwendolen Horsley.

Woodford Old Girls Association: Correspondence

AR19/1/3/6
Item
1963

Part of Woodford Old Girls Association

Consists of four items of general correspondence which includes a draft copy of an item about Margaret Horsley intended for a W.O.G.A newsletter.

Woodford Old Girls Association: Correspondence

AR19/1/3/7
Item
1964

Part of Woodford Old Girls Association

Consists of four items of general correspondence, to include one airmail letter, stamped Lagos 22 August 1964, addressed to Mrs Fretwell from Eve Wilmot (nee Stanley Smith)

Woodford Old Girls Association: Correspondence

AR19/1/3/9
Item
c.1957-1965

Part of Woodford Old Girls Association

Consists of three items of general correspondence.

Woodford Old Girls Association: Correspondence

AR19/1/3
Subseries
1957 - 1965

Part of Woodford Old Girls Association

Correspondence from members of WOGA

Woodford Old Girls Association: Correspondence

AR19/1/3/1
Item
1957

Part of Woodford Old Girls Association

Consists of two items of general correspondence, addressed to Phyllis (?Fretwell) Secretary of W.O.G.A

Woodford Old Girls Association: Correspondence

AR19/1/3/4
Item
1961

Part of Woodford Old Girls Association

Consists of seven letters, mostly general correspondence addressed to Phyllis. Includes a typed letter from the Chief Librarian T.E. Callender to Mrs W.M. Fretwell Secretary , Old Pupils of Woodford House School requesting the return of a scrapbook. In addition there is a handwritten letter from Peggy Ashcroft, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-on-Avon to Valerie William concerning the opening of the Ashcroft Theatre Croydon. It is undated.

Woodford Old Girls Association: Correspondence

AR19/1/3/8
Item
1965

Part of Woodford Old Girls Association

Consists of general correspondence, but includes letters from old girls ?Hernulas Ageredo and Annabel Gepp both then living in Brazil. There are also several thank you cards and two subscription slips.

Woodford Old Girls Association: Correspondence

AR19/1/3/5
Item
1962

Part of Woodford Old Girls Association

Consists of several letters of general correspondence addressed to Phyllis. Includes three items from Peggy Ashcroft of Manor Lodge, Frognal Lane, Hampstead, N.W.3 concerning the W.O.G.A reunion and the opening of Fairfield Halls.

Woodford Old Girls Association Records

AR19/1
Series
1902 - 1969

Part of Woodford Old Girls Association

Woodford Old Girls Association Papers

AR51/2
SubCollection
1938-1984

Part of Woodford School

Woodford Old Girls Association

AR19
Collection
1902-1969

Records of the Woodford (House) Old Girls Association; and photographs and mementoes of Woodford School.

Woodford Old Girls Association

Woodford House School: New Zealand

AR51/4
SubCollection
1937-1979

Part of Woodford School

The New Zealand Woodford House School was founded on 24 February 1894 by Miss M Hodge, who had previously taught at Woodford House School , Croydon. The school was first established in Hastings (North Island, New Zealand) and moved out of the town to Havelock in 1911. It used the same colours ( carnation and grey ) as Woodford School, Croydon.

Woodford House School, New Zealand: a Short History of the Founding of Woodford House24February1894