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A village lane leads past a large church with a tall spire on the left and a thatched building on the right, c. 1900.

North End, Bassingbourn, view south of Church Room (R) and church c.1900

Church Office (School), North End, Bassingbourn

History of Old School, Bassingbourn

The National School was built in 1834. It collapsed in the 1950s and built two a smaller scale with a tiled roof.  It is used now as a church office.

The ‘pond’ in the front of the picture is part of the remains of a moat and is where horses were taken to drink.

(Email from SC in 2021)

A single-story yellow brick building with a slate roof, arched windows, and two white doors, set beside a paved road.

Church Office, North End, Bassingbourn (RGL2026)

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