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World War One Photo: Cloth Hall in Ypres

Posted on March 4, 2012 by brushedwithmystery

The scribbled handwriting names this photo ‘the cloth hall in Ypres.’ Haunting as a ghost of itself; reminiscent of Henry the VIII’s destruction of the abbeys- only a few walls remain. The space is a barren land. It would take … Continue reading →

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A Cable from the Front February 1, 1917

Posted on February 9, 2011 by brushedwithmystery

Great Gran’s Journal Feb 2, 1917 I was a very happy person when I went into town Wednesday 31st. I had just received a letter from Guy(her son). That was great joy of itself and in Guy’s letter were these … Continue reading →