Former Falsgrave Board School, Sitwell Street
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Former Falsgrave Board School, Sitwell Street
Image: © Christopher Hall Taken: 28 Apr 2014
This is the Sitwell Street elevation of the former Falsgrave Board School built in 1872 to designs by Wakefield Architect William Watson. This was the boys part of the school; girls and infants were in a separate building. The traffic lights mark the junction of Falsgrave Road and Seamer Road and the white building in the background is the Tap & Spile PH. The former school is now a retail bed warehouse
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Image Location
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54.276859
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-0.415185