Tragedies during the Second World War

Black and white photo of Adelphi Pilgrim Trust office bombed during Second World War.

The Pilgrim Trust’s offices in the Adelphi, London were bombed and in 1941, one of the Trustees, Lord Stamp, was killed in an air raid. The Trustees decamped to Wales for the rest of the war, returning to London in 1945.

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