Lingfield House; Report 1950

	Accession Number: NEKHC:2009.29 Object: Report Category: Lingfield House; Zdenka Husserl; The Lingfield House Collection; Children in the Holocaust Physical Description: Report for Lingfield House from 1950. Colour printed report with black and white interiors. In complete condition. Information on Item: A report written in 1950 to summarise events happening at Weir Courtney, known as Lingfield House. It forms part of the Museum's Lingfield House Collection. Image Use: Use of images owned by the National Holocaust Centre and Museum is governed by our Terms and Conditions. Information: The National Holocaust Centre and Museum takes all reasonable measures to ensure we are not infringing on the rights of others. If you are the owner of the copyright or related rights in any of the material from our collections on this website, or you believe that the material may be subject to a third party ownership or another legal claim, and you believe its use infringes your intellectual property or any other rights, please contact us on [email protected] We endeavour to resolve objections in a timely manner, and will withdraw affected materials from the website until the matter is resolved. The information you provide will be treated as confidential and will be used only in connection with this enquiry.

Accession Number: NEKHC:2009.29

Object: Report

Category: Lingfield House; Zdenka Husserl; The Lingfield House Collection; Children in the Holocaust

Physical Description: Report for Lingfield House from 1950. Colour printed report with black and white interiors. In complete condition.

Information on Item: A report written in 1950 to summarise events happening at Weir Courtney, known as Lingfield House. It forms part of the Museum's Lingfield House Collection.

Image Use: Use of images owned by the National Holocaust Centre and Museum is governed by our Terms and Conditions.

Information: The National Holocaust Centre and Museum takes all reasonable measures to ensure we are not infringing on the rights of others. If you are the owner of the copyright or related rights in any of the material from our collections on this website, or you believe that the material may be subject to a third party ownership or another legal claim, and you believe its use infringes your intellectual property or any other rights, please contact us on [email protected]

We endeavour to resolve objections in a timely manner, and will withdraw affected materials from the website until the matter is resolved. The information you provide will be treated as confidential and will be used only in connection with this enquiry.

Further Information

Weir Courtney, known as Lingfield House, was the name of a children's home run by Alice Goldberger. The children who lived there were orphans brought to the United Kingdom at the end of the Second World War, sponsored by the British government. They had all survived the Holocaust with differing experiences including hiding, and surviving Nazi camps.