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a good-sized plain square house of the late
Georgian period, the situation warm and sheltered, the gardens very large and exceptionally fine. The shooting was good, London was reasonably near, and Fanny's two married sisters, Mrs Nicholson at Waverley Abbey near Farnham and Mrs Bonham-Carter at Fair
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A school was first established at Embley Park in 1946. Mergers with various other schools followed, resulting in the creation of
Hampshire Collegiate School in 2006. The school changed its name to Embley in September 2019. The school is part of the
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for some time before returning for visits whilst living in London. After her death in London in 1910, her body was brought by train back to Romsey and her coffin carried from the station to the church at East Wellow where she is buried.
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Nightingale claimed she had received her first divine calling from God in 1837 at Embley whilst she sat underneath a tree in the grounds. She then stayed there after her return from the
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being used as a summer residence. The house was the larger of the two and was described as:
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