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A two-story white brick house with a dark tiled roof, a small cupola, and a wooden fence separating it from the street.

School House, Longstanton (RGL2026)

School, School Road, Long Stanton

History of the School House

1881

Arthur Hammond, 29, joiner, b Wickham

Louise Hammond, 28, school mistress, b Bottisham Lode


1891 ?


1901

Jessie Wilson, 49, school mistress, b India

Grace E Wilson, sister, 30, assistant school mistress, b Lancs

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