Carolannep
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Hello,
Does anybody happen to know where St Thomas National School was in central Birmingham in 1893?
Does anybody happen to know where St Thomas National School was in central Birmingham in 1893?
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St Thomas’s National School
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Was it this one ?
ST. THOMAS'S NATIONAL SCHOOL, Bow Street. See St. Asaph's C. of E. Sch., Bow St.Source. British History Online
ST. THOMAS'S NATIONAL SCHOOL, Bow Street. See St. Asaph's C. of E. Sch., Bow St.Source. British History Online
If so here’s details of St Asaph’s from the same source:
ST. ASAPH'S C. OF E. SCHOOL, Bow Street. St. Thomas's National Sch., Bow St., built 1859. Enlarged 1862: after this it consisted of 2 schoolrooms (M, I), 1 classroom, and a teacher's house. Received annual grants from 1865. Name changed 1869 to St. Asaph's National Sch. Fees 1874: 1d.3d. Altered 1894. Enlarged 1904. Bd. of Ed. condemned buildings 1912. Extensive alterations made 1929 and sch. reorganized for JI. Closed 1948 owing to the dangerous state of the building.
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ST. ASAPH'S C. OF E. SCHOOL, Bow Street. St. Thomas's National Sch., Bow St., built 1859. Enlarged 1862: after this it consisted of 2 schoolrooms (M, I), 1 classroom, and a teacher's house. Received annual grants from 1865. Name changed 1869 to St. Asaph's National Sch. Fees 1874: 1d.3d. Altered 1894. Enlarged 1904. Bd. of Ed. condemned buildings 1912. Extensive alterations made 1929 and sch. reorganized for JI. Closed 1948 owing to the dangerous state of the building.
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