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Large, dark-toned wooden panelling with arched central sections and decorative carvings stands against a plain interior wall.

Gamlingay, old school, reredors from a chapel in Hatton Garden, London c.1690 (RCHM)

Church Cottage, 94 Church Street, Former School and Parish Room

History of 94 Church Street

Listed Building

School and schoolhouse, now parish room and cottage. 1848. … A stone panel inscribed “Gamlingay Schools 1848” in the tympanum.  … Inside: the former school room retains a reredos. Reset possibly from Chapel of St Etheldreda, Ely Place, London or from the chapel in Hatton Garden, Holborn parish.  (Historic England)

 

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