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|date=1958-10-03
|architect=Francis Daly
|builder=unknown
|use=Residential
|osmid=w28944601
|lat=50.84066|lng=0.48798
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Originally the Alf Evans Memorial Home built as a convalescence home for the  National Union of Printing, Bookbinders and Paper Workers.

Opened in October 1958 by the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Denis Truscot, a leading figure in the printing industry.
It was named after Alf Evans, an important trade union leader in the Edwardian era who was a strong advocate of women’s trade unionism, actively encouraging the growth of female membership.

A bust to the union leader stood in the gardens facing the sea but has been lost. The union closed the home just 5 years later when it became a care home, Homewarr House being added to its east flank in 1986 (not proposed for local listing).

== Further Reading ==
[https://archive.org/details/alf-evans-convalescent-home-1958 Alf Evans Convalescent Home Bexhill-on-Sea (booklet, 1958)]

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