| Repository | Library |
| Reference Number | LC555 |
| Class | 800.6 |
| Title | A brief history of the Mile End campus of Avery Hill College. |
| Date(s) | [1984] |
| Description | [18] pages : 1 map ; 30 cm |
| Type | Pamphlet |
| Publication Date | [1984] |
| Notes | Typescript.
Cover title.
Bound with Mile End Annexe of Avery Hill College : notes from the minutes of the School Board for London, South Grove School ; A brief note on the early history of South Grove School, Mile End.
Written by David Shorney and Bob Wilmot. Published copy also held in the pamphlet collection lists authors. |
| Abstract | Opened in 1874, the site was originally home to the South Grove Schools. The infants' school was renamed Hamlet School in 1949 and the girls' secondary school was renamed the Elizabeth Barrett Browning Secondary School at the same time. In 1959, the latter merged with a school in St. Paul's Way. The building also housed a special school for the mentally disabled from 1906. The buildings were taken over by Avery Hill Campus in 1968. |
| Subject | Board schools |
| Special schools |
| Teacher education schools |
| Access Status | Open |
Show related Persons records.