Plaque

West Hackney National Schools

Erection date: 1872

Inscription

Erected 1837.

West Hackney National Schools
Built AD 1837, The Rev. Edward Birch, MA, Rector
Enlarged AD 1872, The Rev. Thomas Hugo, MA, Rector

We weren't expecting the investigation into this plaque to turn up anything particularly interesting but go to the page for vicar Birch and you will be surprised.

Site: West Hackney National Schools (1 memorial)

N16, Evering Road, 9a

Photos and comments from c.2011 at Geograph show that the building and the plaque have been restored since then. Back then it was ".. used by J. Black, a nut, bolt and fixings merchant, who uses the address 'Grange Hall'..."

The associated church is the one on the other side of the road, St Pauls West Hackney.

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West Hackney National Schools

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