The Jaffray Building in Erdington

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The Jaffray Building in Erdington

Image: © Richard Law Taken: 28 Feb 2017

A former school and children's home, dating from 1903, and once known as the Fentham Road Girls' School. This particular building stretches back southwards some considerable distance from the road here. It was attached to the Aston (or Erdington) Union Cottage Homes for orphaned and separated children on the other side of Fentham Road, as there was originally a nearby workhouse and almshouses. The Cottage Homes in due course also looked after children whose parents were ill, or serving in the armed forces, etc.

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Image Location

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Latitude
52.519215
Longitude
-1.848753