Arthur writes to Chrissie Squire to thank her for painting an egg with a black cat that  he is given in hospital after being injured during World War I.

Arthur R. Dyke

Private David Davis writes a letter to Chrissie Squire, thanking her for decorating an egg sent to him in hospital, after he had been injured fighting in World War I. 

Private David Davis

Australian Herbert Harris writes to Chrissie Squire, thanking her for decorating an egg which he received in hospital after having been wounded during World War I.

Herbert Harris

Private G. Freeman writes a letter to Chrissie Squire, thanking her for decorating an egg which he received whilst in hospital, having been wounded fighting in World War I.  He writes her a short poem in return.

Private G. Freeman

W.H. Crozier writes to Chrissie Squire, thanking her for decorating an egg which he has been given to eat whilst in hospital, after having been wounded in World War I.

W.H. Crozier

W.B. Elford writes to Chrissie Squire thanking her for an egg she decorated, given to him in hospital having been injured during World War I.

W.B. Elford

J. Brown writes a letter to Chrissie Squire, thanking her for decorating an egg which he was given whilst in hospital, having been wounded fighting in World War I. 

J. Brown

Private W. Arrandale writes to Chrissie Squire, thanking her for decorating an egg which he received whilst in hospital, having been injured fighting in World War I. He writes a small poem to her in return.

Private W. Arrandale

Joseph Mulvihill writes to Chrissie Squire, thanking her for decorating an egg which he received whilst in hospital, having been wounded whilst fighting during World War I. The letter gives a description of the horror of what he has experienced.

Joseph Mulvihill

A friendly local museum with nationally important collections which include those relating to Bridport's rope and net industry and Jurassic Coast fossils.

Bridport Museum