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The Village College, Linton

History of the Village College

Listed Building:

1937. Architect S.E. Urwin (b.1892 d.1968), in collaboration with H. Morris Director of Education for Cambridgeshire. Modern movement style. Handmade ‘Essex Primrose’ brick by Collier & Co, concrete dressings, steel window frames. (Historic England)

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