Laurence Alma-Tadema lived in 'Fairhaven', Wittersham, Kent, and she involved herself with music and plays with the villagers and their children, and according to Every Woman's Encyclopaedia, going on to construct a building to seat a hundred people, used for musical concerts and plays, which she named "Hall of Happy Hours". She never married and died in a nursing home in London.
She was awarded a CBE in 1918.
Laurence Alma-Tadema lived in 'Fairhaven', Wittersham, Kent, and she involved herself with music and plays with the villagers and their children, and according to Every Woman's Encyclopaedia, going on to construct a building to seat a hundred people, used for musical concerts and plays, which she named "Hall of Happy Hours". She never married and died in a nursing home in London.
She was awarded a CBE in 1918.
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