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Charles Hough (cricketer)
During the First World War, his friend Oswald Hedley offered his historic manor, Calgarth Park, as a hospital for wounded Belgian soldiers.
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Trout Beck
After less than a mile (2 km) the river enters Windermere on its eastern shore at a point close to Calgarth Hall.
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caulgarthe
caulgarthe var. of calgarth.1570 Levins Manip. 34 The caulgarthe, herbarium.
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cale-garth
† ˈcalgarth, cale-garth [f. cal(e, kale + garth.] A cabbage garden, a kale yard.14.. Harl. MS. 1587 in Promp. Parv. 58 Cauletum, cawle⁓garthe. 1483 Cath. Angl. 51 A Cale garth, ortus, etc.; vbi, a gardynge. 1575 Richmond Wills (1853) 255, j old cal⁓garth spade and j haye spayde.
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Trevor Avery
Heritage Fund project From Troutbeck Bridge to Treblinka http://troutbecktotreblinka.com/, an archaeological survey of the “lost” wartime village of Calgarth
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Richard Watson (bishop of Llandaff)
In 1788, he purchased the Calgarth estate in Troutbeck Bridge, Windermere, Westmorland.
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The Windermere Children
Based on the experience of child survivors of the Holocaust, it follows the children and staff of a camp set up on the Calgarth Estate in Troutbeck Bridge Helfgott
Jakub Jankiewicz as Salek Falinower
Kacper Swietek as Chaim Olmer
Tomasz Studzinski as Arek Hersh
Lukasz Zieba as Juliusz
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The real Calgarth
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kale
kale, kail (keɪl, Sc. kel) Forms: α. 3–4 cal, 3–9 cale, (5–6 Sc. cail (1, 6 call, 7 cayle), 4, 8– kale, (6–7 Sc. kaill), 7– Sc. kail. β. 5 kelle, 6 kel, 6–7 kele, keel(e, 7–9 keal(e, 8 kell. [Northern form of cole, q.v. The normal north. Eng. spelling was cale (now rare), the Sc. kaill, kail; the la...
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Arek Hersh
"The Windermere Children" telling the story of the child survivors of the Nazi Holocaust that has devastated Europe's Jewish population on arrival to Calgarth
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glade
▪ I. † glade, n.1 Obs. [Perh. of Scandinavian origin: cf. Sw. dial. (Rietz) gladas, gla(d)na, to set (of the sun; also sola ä gladder the sun has just set), Norw. dial. gla to set (of sun and moon); Sw. sol-gla(d)ning, Norw. solaglad sunset = ON. sólarglaðan, found only in Hervarar Saga (ed. 1847) p...
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Troutbeck Bridge
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The Calgarth Estate was a wartime housing estate built to house the workers of the nearby flying boat factory at White Cross Bay. throughout Britain and in 1945 three hundred child survivors of the Holocaust, later known as the Windermere Boys, arrived from Eastern Europe to the Calgarth
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Richard Reading (soldier)
In 1940 Byron Shire Council accepted, from the estate of Reading's widow, a legacy of £100 together with the Reading's property "Calgarth" at Brunswick
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Route to Paradise
The film follows a team of archaeologists from Staffordshire University as they attempt to uncover the former Calgarth Estate, the site where 300 Jewish The main bulk of the footage came from survivor testimonies intertwined with footage from the excavation/survey of the Calgarth Estate, headed by forensic
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