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Fowlmere School & School House

History of Fowlmere School

Listed Building

School and school house. 1861, altered and extended 1913 and c.1930. By HE Kendall Jnr. Gault brick with stone dressings and ornamental slate roof with stone-coped gables and brick ridge and rear stacks. Early Gothic style. School to left with house to right.

1871

Sarah Bavey, 51, national school teacher, b Cambridge

Lydia Bavey, sister, 42, national school teacher, b Cambridge

Building dates

  • Built 1861
Source for this date
  • Built 1861: Listed building: 1861 (grade II)

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  • school

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  • Fowlmere

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