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Gamlingay First School & no.10

History of Gamlingay First School

Listed Building

School and attached former schoolmaster’s house. 1874 with later additions and alterations. House probably c.1880. … Not only is the school fine architecturally but it is a early example of a school erected by a School Board in a rural area following the Education Act of 1870. (Historic England)

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