plashet

After eleven years the Fry family moved to a beautiful home in the country at Plashet.

Opposite the Plashet House, with its great trees and flowers, was a dilapidated building occupied by an aged man and his sister.

Each year when the camp returned to Plashet, their chief pleasure was the visits of the lovely Quaker.

They sold the house at Plashet, and moved again to Mildred Court, now the home of one of their sons.

The delight expressed in her diary upon her removal to Plashet, found vent in efforts to beautify the grounds.