Visiting hours at the Bolitho Maternity Home - 29July,'78

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  Halfhidden

• Nov 29, 2009

Now that's something you don't hear often!

 

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  symons55

• Nov 29, 2009

Worked on this place when it was converted to a maternity home in the 60's and my first born was here in 1980.

 

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  CHILLYWILLY

• Nov 30, 2009

Both of ours came into the world at Treliske, then transferred here a few days later. Nattynoo was almost born here, the ambulance called in here first then decided to make the trip to Truro. At one point they I thought we were going to stop in a layby on the bypass. Thankfully missp held on.

 

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  denanmor

• Nov 30, 2009

Remember visiting rrrrrrrrrrrichie here when he was a newborn!
Now I come here occasionally in the course of work.

 

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  rrrrrrichie

• Nov 30, 2009

I was born in Treliske though, was I moved here for some reason? I always wanted to be born here!

 

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  Poppy67

• Nov 30, 2009

I (and my twin) was born here just 14 months after big brother BoP.

 

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  trepolpen

• Nov 30, 2009

So that's who you are and your twin must be BoPpy!

 

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  welb1931

• Nov 30, 2009

Back in the '60s there was an expectant father complaining as to why these things always happen at night,which the Sister quiped 'because theyre rarely made
by day'.....put him quiet !!

 

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  Poppy67

• Dec 1, 2009

She'll be pleased to know she's BoPpy i'm sure

 

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  trevelyan

• Dec 2, 2009

Does anyone born here get entitled to a Sir William Mathews Pension? – does it come into the old town limits?