Wolverhampton Grammar School

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Wolverhampton Grammar School

Image: © Mike Faherty Taken: 8 Jun 2009

Founded in 1512 as a free school (though it no longer is for most pupils), relocated from the city centre in 1875 to this site, subsequently much enlarged. The building shown here used to be nicknamed "Big School". As seen from the junction of Compton Road & Merridale Lane. http://www.wolverhamptongrammarschool.com/pages/prospective/history.aspx

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