'Oak House', Aysgarth School
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'Oak House', Aysgarth School
Image: © Roger Templeman Taken: 21 Sep 2014
This building was referred to as 'Clifton Cottage' in 1955 by the Ordnance Survey when it verified the benchmark Image cut into the bricks on the near corner, right hand face. However, the building is now called 'Oak House'. It was built as the masters accommodation for the School in 1890 when the School was built on this site. It has subsequently been converted to its current use as a Nursery and Pre Prep School.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.296561
Longitude
-1.683301