Long Sutton, Village 1904
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The house on the left is the residence of the headmaster of the adjoining school, opposite the church. All Saints' Church, dating from the 13th century, is a small roughcast building with an old tiled roof. The grey wooden turret with three bells is supported in the nave by four posts.
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Memories of Long Sutton, Village 1904
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I wonder if you may have known John Edgar Smith (School No. 293) in the 'thirties'? My beloved John always spoke very fondly of his years at Lord Wandsworth College, Long Sutton, as . . . 'some of the happiest years of my life'!' Because his father had died, before he was born on 27th March 1922, John became eligible for a scholarship at the college from ...see more
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