15 wounded Canadians visit Bisham

Another group of wounded soldiers visited Bisham Abbey.

30 October 1916
Had 15 wounded from Canadian Hospital. Came late. Saw house – tea – then whist.

Diary of Florence Vansittart Neale of BIsham Abbey (D/EX73/3/17/8)

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