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A large group of children stands in an open gravel playground in front of a row of pale, single-story school buildings.

Histon Council Schools (1906) (MoC)

Histon School

History of Histon School

A detail of a black and white 1901 Ordnance Survey map showing the School, the Red Lion Inn, and surrounding buildings.

Histon OS 1901

A man in a suit and hat stands in a garden with several boys in vests holding hoes, with a line of children watching behind.

Histon church school, 1907. Headmaster D T Davies

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