Sheffield, Wesley College 1893
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31972
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Considered to be somewhat over the top for a school building, this grand edifice with its pedimented centre and end pavilions supported by Corinthian columns was designed by William Flockton and built between 1837-40 as the Wesley Proprietory Grammar School. It was later used by the King Edward VII Grammar School.
An extract from Sheffield and South Yorkshire Photographic Memories.
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