EMILIE GALLOWAY HOME OF REST

The Emilie Galloway Home of Rest was established in the New Forest in 1930. The home was named after Emilie, whose daughter Ella, generously provided in her will for their home to be left in trust to provide care for ‘elderly gentlefolk'... The original home was sold in the 1950s owing to increasing costs and a lack of amenities. With the approval of the Charity Commission, the present establishment in Eastbourne was purchased as a replacement Home. The original name of Tweed and some of the family furniture has been retained. Built in the Edwardian era in the Lower Meads area of Eastbourne, The Emilie Galloway Home of Rest is located just off the seafront and close to the magnificent Grand Hotel.

Also known as: The Emilie Galloway Home of Rest

Registration numbers: 205867 (W)

Primary location: Eastbourne United Kingdom