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| The almshouses or hospitals were originally institutions endowed by charity to provide accommodation for the old and infirm who were unable to work and earn a living. Their origin is mediaeval and they have a long and honourable tradition, usually founded by wealthy landowners | and administered by local trusts. Many survive, such as the Trollope Almshouses which were named after their founder and date back to the 17th century, yet still give a useful service as well as providing an attractive part of the street scene on the southern approach into Bourne. |
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