On
1st February 1859 the Hon. Mrs. Emmeline Way opened ‘The
Brockham Home and Training School for Workhouse Girls’.
The Home was founded for orphan girls of eleven to sixteen from
workhouses across England and the girls were trained in all kinds
of household work to fit them for domestic service. When they
were ‘out of a situation’ it also provided them with
a home.
Local History
Christ
Church dominates the Village Green. But who built this imposing
feature?
In November
2000,
during the wettest autum for 200 years, the River Mole burst
it's banks.
Yes,
Cricket was played on the Green and W G Grace may have played
here...
You may drive over the Borough
Bridge every
day but what do you know about it?
Read the fascinating Story
of Way House aka, Brockham Industrial and Training
School
Brockham owes much to Rev
Alan Cheales and the tireless efforts
of his wife and children. Read more
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