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Purton Workhouse interview with Alec Robbins

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A BBC Wiltshire Sound interview about Purton workhouse with the late Alec Robbins, Curator of Purton Museum and local historian.

Alec tells the unedifying story of the workhouse, officially known as The Cricklade and Wootton Bassett Union Workhouse, describing the reasons for its establishment, the sort of people from 'paupers' to unmarried mothers, the elderly and infirm, and those considered to be 'idiots', who were thrown on its scant protection and at the mercy of a cruel Master.

To discover a full history of Purton Workhouse you can still purchase copies of The Workhouse of Purton and Cricklade and Wootton Bassett Union by Alec Robbins (Purton Historical Society, 1992) at Purton Museum.

Year
c. 1992
Creator
Alec Robbins, Curator, Purton Museum
Owner
Purton Museum & Historical Society
Reference
Purton Voices audio collection
Copyright
BBC Wiltshire
Last updated on
Sunday 19th April 2026
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