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Higham Ferrers [c1917]
To Let, pleasantly situated, the House known as CAMPBELL HOUSE, containing Spacious Entrance Hall, Dining-room, Breakfast-room, Drawing-room, 8 Bedrooms, 2 Dressing-rooms, Bath-room, 2 w.c’s., Kitchen and Scullery (two pumps for hard and soft water), Lavatory, China-closets, Wine Cellar, Larder. Coach-house, Harness-room, Stables, two loose Boxes, Hay and Straw Loft, and Covered Yard for washing carriages in. Garden, good Fruit Trees, Greenhouse.—To View the same, apply to Mr. Jas. Sargent, Plumber, Higham Ferrers; and for further particulars to the Manager Northamptonshire Union Bank (Limited), Wellingborough.
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| Rushden Echo, 23rd November 1917
Prospect House School—In January next, when Miss Payne will have moved to Campbell House, Higham Ferrers, a Branch School will be opened in Rushden. The Vestry Hall has been taken for this purpose. Particulars as to the date of the opening of this Junior School, the fees, etc., can be obtained from Miss Payne.
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Rushden Echo, 12th April 1918, transcribed by Kay Collins
The Staff and Pupils of Campbell House School entertained the wounded soldiers at the V.A.D. Hospital on Wednesday, the programme being practically the same as that given at Rushden on Tuesday. Misses Lotinga were encored for the dance, and Miss Battersby for her recitation. Sergt. Baker expressed hearty thanks to Miss Payne, the teachers, and the pupils for their excellent entertainment, and the soldiers gave them three hearty cheers. The pupils of the school kindly supplied smokes for the wounded Tommies, and their gifts were greatly appreciated by the recipients.
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Rushden Echo, Aug 15th 1919
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| Rushden Echo, 13th January 1922 |
| CAMPBELL HOUSE SCHOOL, Higham Ferrers, and Vestry Hall, Rushden, next term will commence Tuesday next January 17th. |
| Rushden Echo, January 11th 1924 |
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Campbell House School, Higham Ferrers. Spring Term commences Monday, Jan. 21st, and at 67 Grove-road, Rushden.
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The White House, no 67 Grove Road
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