British & Foreign School, Ross on Wye

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British & Foreign School, Ross on Wye

Image: © John Winder Taken: Unknown

The school was set up in 1837 in order to educate local children. At one time, there were 300 pupils here. Since 1928, it's been a Masonic lodge; the other side of the building features the square and compasses logo above the entrance.

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