The IRC House, Pennington
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The IRC House, Pennington
Image: © mike smith Taken: 10 Dec 2013
This building, now offices, would appear to be a former chapel. Update July 2019 - a site visitor writes: "This is a former school, built in the late 1800's as extra classrooms for the main school built in 1852, the red faced building with white surround windows that is some 100 mtrs further up the road in the village square (although the school boundary is actually triangular. I know as I went to both as a child (1955-1959)."
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Image Location
Latitude
50.753592
Longitude
-1.560922