Blue Plaque № 9669

156 Sturge Avenue, London, E17 4LE

Woodside School. Locally Listed Building. Opened In 1899 With Places For 1466 Pupils, Woodside Was One Of Thirteen Permanent New Schools Erected By The Walthamstow School Board Between 1880 And 1903 To Cater For The Needs Of The Vastly Increased Population Of The Time

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Blue plaque № 9669 - Woodside School. Locally Listed building. Opened in 1899 with places for 1466 pupils, Woodside was one of thirteen permanent new schools erected by the Walthamstow School Board between 1880 and 1903 to cater for the needs of the vastly increased population of the time

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