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D5151 - Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Ashbourne - 1835-2002
- 3 - School Buildings - 1907-1997
  - 1 - Building Works Files - 1971-1983

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D5151/3/1/1
Title	'Buildings 1972-1974'
Date	1971-1975
Description	Containing: 1a) File marked 'Buildings Reorganisation 1972-73' containing correspondence, memos, rough notes, reports and cost estimates re proposed changes and extensions to school buildings needed following changes in the school leaving age and end of the eleven plus exam [38 items], 1971-1973 1b) File marked 'Change of Use of Buildings Green Road Site 1972-73' containing correspondence and rough notes re proposed changes in use of buildings at the Green Road Site following secondary school reorganisation [23 items], 1973 1c) File marked 'Furniture - New Buildings, Green Road Site 1972-73' containing correspondence, rough notes and cost estimate re new furniture [13 items], 1972-1973 1d) File marked 'Buildings 1974 (Green Road Terrapins)' containing correspondence re the use of temporary buildings as classrooms [13 items], 1974 1e) File marked 'Old Derby Road Improvement - "Hollinsclough" 1975' containing correspondence re a proposed road widening scheme [4 items], 1974-1975 1f) Loose floor plan of woodworking and metalworking classrooms, 26 Jun [1974?]
Extent	1 file
Level	File
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Ashbourne

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