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Dorothea Hickey first communion in 1944.

This gorgeous young girl is Dorothea Hickey (1955), future Brigidine Sister, beautifully dressed for her first communion in 1944.

At the time, Dorothea was a student of St Joseph’s Brigidine Primary School on Salvado Road, Wembley. The convent was at No: 12.

There’s a lot to unpack in this image - the Crispies ad on the billboard, the wonderful old car (can anyone unblur the number plate?), the railway carriage in the background, the slope of the land…

Can you pinpoint where she’s standing and what’s there today?

Photo courtesy Town of Cambridge Local History Collection.

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Thursday 03.04.21
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