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A single-story yellow brick building with arched brick detailing above two windows and a white arched door numbered 17.

17 South End Bassingbourn (RGL2026)

17 South End, Tanyers, the British School, Bassingbourn

History of Tanyers

Listed Building:

Cottage,formerly the British School. Built for the non conformist community. Inscribed imposts ‘W WALTERS’, ‘BUILDER 1809’.

Samuel Dodkin (d.1808), a dissenter left an endownment for a school.

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