The Old School

One of the oldest surviving secular buildings in the town, belonging to the Raglan family. It then became the rectory for the parish before being converted in the early 1870’s into the Board School.

 


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Either the Silver Jubilee of King George V or the coronation of George VI

Either the Silver Jubilee of King George V or the coronation of George VI

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