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Detail from a 1901 Ordnance Survey map showing Lacey's Farm, a cemetery, and a school building outlined in Duxford.

Duxford OS 1901

Duxford School

History of Duxford School

1861 School House, St John’s Street

Mark Deadman, 29, master of National School, b Surrey

Frances L, 26, mistress of National School, b Cambridge

John L, 1, b Cambridge

Joseph Home, 16, pupil teacher, b Duxford

Jane Littlechild, 15, servant, b Cambridge

Deadman is mentioned in Farrington’s diary for 1859.


1875

Additions were made to the school buildings in 1875, the architect was Edwin Bays (1843 – 1909).

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