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Corrugated iron school DP183955
Gordon Primary School, Grangehill Road, Eltham, Greenwich, Greater London. Exterior view of the schools east classroom hut from the south, showing windows and corrugated iron panelling on the south end.
These huts were erected during the First World War to serve children of munitions workers
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print by Chris Redgrave showcases the historic Gordon Primary School in Eltham, Greenwich, Greater London. The image captures the exterior view of the school's east classroom hut from a southern perspective. The photograph highlights the unique features of this structure, such as its windows and corrugated iron panelling on the south end. The significance of these huts becomes apparent upon learning that they were erected during World War I to accommodate children whose parents worked in munitions factories. As we gaze at this snapshot frozen in time, we are transported back to an era where education was adapted to meet the demands of wartime circumstances. The dark sky looming above adds a touch of somberness to the scene, evoking a sense of nostalgia for days gone by. The rusty tin and rustic appearance tell tales of decay and weathering over time, reminding us that even buildings have their own stories to tell. In this particular image, however, there is also a glimmer of hope shining through those worn-out walls – it is a primary school after all. Despite its humble beginnings and historical context rooted in conflict, this institution has undoubtedly played an essential role in shaping young minds throughout generations. Chris Redgrave's masterful capture invites us to reflect on both our past and present educational systems while appreciating the resilience embodied within these walls.
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