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Dissenting Charity School Graham St
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Janet Hunt
master brummie
This was from another thread on here called Graham St School and found in a book by Roy Thornton. with the following post by Leslam in 2013.
"The school was originally in Park Street, from 1791 to 1839 when the building in Graham Street was erected. The new building was designed by D R Hill. All the pupils were girls. School closed about the time of WW1"
"The school was originally in Park Street, from 1791 to 1839 when the building in Graham Street was erected. The new building was designed by D R Hill. All the pupils were girls. School closed about the time of WW1"
Thanks for the date of the school establishment. It looks to be up for sale in this photo. TinpotThis was from another thread on here called Graham St School and found in a book by Roy Thornton. with the following post by Leslam in 2013.
"The school was originally in Park Street, from 1791 to 1839 when the building in Graham Street was erected. The new building was designed by D R Hill. All the pupils were girls. School closed about the time of WW1"
A description below from British History Online. The children who went to apprenticeship must have been boys.
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Janet Hunt
master brummie
Interesting article on this link from when the dissenting school was in Old Meeting Street in Birmingham.
Joseph and the nasty swelling. - Free Online Library
Free Online Library: Joseph and the nasty swelling.(Leaders) by "The Birmingham Post (England)"; News, opinion and commentary General interest
www.thefreelibrary.com
