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National Board School, Gamlingay, early 1900s

National Board School, Gamlingay

History of National Board School

The school was opened in 1877.

Plan of Board School from 1876

Schol Gamlingay OS 1885

Gamlingay School Year 1 & 2, 1925, teacher Miss Sawford

Gamlingay Board School, 1901

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