Postcard of Worcester Park in the 1920s raises money for charity

Paul Daws with the postcards Paul Daws with the postcards

A postcard of a beauty spot before housing was built on it has helped raise £100 for a hospice charity.

Art lover Richard Johnson bought a 1920s painting of Worcester Park when it was still a park and had it made into a postcard to be sold to raise money for St Raphael's Hospice last year.

Paul Daws, who runs the kiosk at Worcester Park train station, agreed to sell the postcard and managed to raise £100.

The postcard, which shows Sparrow Road Farm on the border of Worcester Park and Stoneleigh, is still available at the station kiosk or through the friends of Worcester Park Library.

Comments(3)

Richard Johnson says...
1:49pm Tue 15 Jan 13

Many thanks to everyone who has bought a postcard and to everyone who, in differing ways, has helped this fundraising project along, in support of the wonderful work of St. Raphael’s Hospice: … Paul and team (Worcester Park station kiosk), Zoe, Lucy and team (Waitrose Worcester Park), Jenny Stuart and David Rymill (Worcester Park Life), Jackie & team (Friends of Worcester Park Library), Robert and team (Worcester Park library) Worcester Park Information (Worcesterpark.org.u
k) and Sofia, Mike and team (Sutton Guardian).

Richard Johnson says...
1:56pm Tue 15 Jan 13

P.S. Sorry, I meant Sophia... apologies - particularly to readers in Bulgaria's Capital City.

thematching bookend says...
8:25pm Fri 1 Feb 13

@Paul Daws- I hope you have already received my letter, @Richard Johnson- the matching bookend says to Śmieszniaku that you are the best man ever, and is throwing a huge snowball in your direction from Poland. I hope it will reach you ASAP.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
.;-);-);-)lol

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