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A large, light-colored Victorian building with a turret and gables stands behind a flat lawn with a tree on the left side.

Beechurst, Grammar School, Soham

Beechurst, Sand Street Soham

History of Beechurst

1900 built for Morbey family. They had moved from The Moat.

1925 Morbey’s moved to Addison House on Sand Street and Soham Grammar School moved to this house.

1971 Grammar school joined with the Village College

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  • Soham

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