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Cushion : The Free Grammar School, Newport, Isle of Wight, 1844. Creator: Unknown
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The Free Grammar School, Newport, Isle of Wight, 1844. Creator: Unknown
The Free Grammar School, Newport, Isle of Wight, 1844. This ancient building is celebrated for its association with the fortunes of Charles I. during that ill-fated Sovereigns sojourn in the Isleof Wight. It is still used as a school-house, and is exteriorly built of the soft freestone found in the island, shaped into rough resemblance of bricks; but, at the angles of the building, the stones are neatly squared: parts of the stacks of chimneys shown in the engraving are built of brick. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I
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This print showcases the historic Free Grammar School in Newport, Isle of Wight, dating back to 1844. The school building holds immense significance as it is closely associated with the ill-fated reign of Charles I during his time on the island. Constructed using soft freestone found locally, the exterior resembles rough bricks, while neatly squared stones adorn its corners. The engraving also reveals brick stacks for chimneys. Originally featured in "Illustrated London News" in 1844, this image captures a blend of 17th-century and 19th-century architecture that epitomizes British heritage. The serene landscape surrounding the school adds to its charm and historical allure. Despite its age, this ancient structure continues to serve as a functioning schoolhouse today. Its enduring presence stands as a testament to both its architectural durability and educational importance throughout centuries. The creator of this remarkable photograph remains unknown but has skillfully captured the essence of this iconic landmark. This Victorian-era print provides us with a glimpse into history by preserving an image that represents education, tradition, and King Charles I's connection to the Isle of Wight. With its rich historical context and stunning visual appeal, this print from Heritage Images serves as a valuable piece for anyone interested in exploring Britain's past or appreciating timeless architectural beauty.
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