National School at junction of Peel St and Infant St, Accrington

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320466

Reference identifier

HAC-H01-S3-143-1

Title

National School at junction of Peel St and Infant St, Accrington

Place

Accrington

General notes

A view of Peel Street showing one of the steam trams which ran between 1886 and 1907. On the right is the infant school of St. James' Church, after which Infant Street was named. Built in 1844 the school entrance was in Peel Street, while the master's house faced Infant Street. The school was demolished in about 1899

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Medium

Photographic print

Colour

Monochrome

Year of image

1895

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Subjects

Place Names > Accrington

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