Detail of facade of Rutland Hall (1906)
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Detail of facade of Rutland Hall (1906)
Image: © Neil Theasby Taken: 1 Mar 2020
The Helen Wilson Settlement was founded in 1896, moving to Rutland Hall, Hicks Street in 1906. It promoted cultural, recreational and educational activities in the area and laid a strong emphasis on temperance. It closed in the early 1970's due to population change. Afterwards, the building was home to the South Yorkshire Printers company, later becoming the Rutland Print Works.
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53.393621
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-1.4753