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Norwood friends reunited

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November 24, 2016 20:36
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A London reunion for people who came through the former Norwood orphange attracted 150 guests from around the globe. Some travelled from countries including Australia, America, Canada, Israel, Switzerland and Austria. Event organiser Jack Matthews tracked down old boys and girls from the South London orphanage, which closed in 1970.

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