Today we did a trip to Maldon (an old mining town) and came across the ruins of the Gower School. It was built in 1874 of stone and shingle wit no lining! The maximum number of children who attended was 34, and it closed in 1908.
I love all the textures in the stonework wit (well you used that spelling) the lovely colours. No roof is OK in summer, but the children must have been cold in Winter. Really glad it's being retained with the metal framework.
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September 29th, 2020
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Interesting stone structure look great throught the trees, would of loved to see the school in it's original state lovely capture.