8th East Dulwich Brownies 90th birthday reunion.

By Pugwash
September 10, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 10, 2018

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Posted September 10, 2018

The 8th East Dulwich Brownie Pack are celebrating their 90th birthday on Saturday 6th October 2 - 5 pm at Christ Church Barry Road. Were you a Brownie with this pack - initially meeting at Emmanuel Church which later became Christ Church?

The pack is hoping to meet up with 'older brownies' for a small tea and reunion. Please either reply to this post or pm me.

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