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The Old School House
THIS SCHOOL WAS ERECTED IN 1841 by THE REV. LANCELOT ARTHUR SHARPE BD
Rector of this Parish ...
by permission of the President and Scholars of St. John Baptist College Oxford
Converted in the 1970's following the building of the NEW Church of England School
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Comment by Michael Grove on April 5, 2014 at 9:07
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Post box from the Netherlands
and plain toughened-glass panelled
red front door. Vertical blinds fitted
to most windows.
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Old School House balcony library over living
room above stone foundation/fireplace
containing Jotul #7 wood burner.
Swedish wood burner in boiler room
through door from dining room to
the left of the dresser, driving custom
designed Runtalrad radiators, in
combination with Jotul space-heater.
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Dining room with pitch pine dresser, original dining table constructed for our first home in
High Wycombe, with pull-down lamp from Sittard NL and Verner Panton Chairs.
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Bygone Tackley shortly after the construction of the new Church of England primary school and
the three bungalows on the growing land adjacent to the original school, but before the start of
conversion thereof, in the top left hand corner of this photograph.
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