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Person    | Female  Born 24/6/1858  Died 4/12/1951

Elizabeth Cadbury

Categories: Philanthropy

Elizabeth Cadbury

Philanthropist. Born Elizabeth Mary Taylor at 3 Elm Place, Peckham Rye. She and her husband George Cadbury developed the Bournville village near Birmingham. In 1909 she opened the Woodland Hospital, which became the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, Birmingham. She also built The Beeches, Birmingham, to provide holidays for slum children. Throughout her life she campaigned for the education and welfare of women as a non-militant suffragist. Died at the Manor House, Northfield, Birmingham.

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Elizabeth Cadbury

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Friends Meeting Place - Peckham

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Milly Apthorp Trust

Milly Apthorp Trust

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Sir Francis Lycett

Sir Francis Lycett

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Fred Cleary

Fred Cleary

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Sir William Boreman

Sir William Boreman

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Robert Aske

Robert Aske

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