Wolverhampton - Schools in St. Mary's Church-yard: sepia drawing

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Date:1847

Description:'Schools lately erected in the Church Yard of Miss Hink's (sic) New Church at Wolverhampton, Staffordshire,' [St. Mary's Church]. Showing a small neat one storey building with four windows and a door in a central porch, of the Gothic revival. St Mary's stood on Stafford Street. It was built in 1840-2 and closed in 1948. Artist: J. Buckler.

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Source: William Salt Library

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