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1865 Building work started when Richard Somers Gard (the local MP) laid the foundation stone, and was finished in 1868. The official opening was in August 1869. The architect was [[John Hayward (1807-1891)|John Hayward]]. | 1865 Building work started when Richard Somers Gard (the local MP) laid the foundation stone, and was finished in 1868. The official opening was in August 1869. The architect was [[John Hayward (1807-1891)|John Hayward]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:07, 1 February 2021
1865 Building work started when Richard Somers Gard (the local MP) laid the foundation stone, and was finished in 1868. The official opening was in August 1869. The architect was John Hayward.
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