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D5545 - Creswell (formerly Temporary, New Council) County Junior Mixed School - 1906-1997

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D5545
Title	Creswell (formerly Temporary, New Council) County Junior Mixed School
Date	1906-1997
Extent	2 boxes
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Creswell (formerly Temporary, New Council) County Junior Mixed School
Administrative History	The Creswell Temporary Council School was originally held in the Drill Hall. On Monday 1st March 1909 a new schoolroom opened in the United Methodist Church. There were six scholars admitted over the first five years. The infants department closed in 1914, with the remaining children being transfered to the Church of England Infants School. The Creswell New Council School was opened in 1913. In 1950, the Drill Hall was again used as a temporary classroom. By 1957 the school had become known as the Creswell County School.
Custodial History	These records were deposited by the school in September 2001.
Organisation Sub-Type	Schools
Related Material	For other records of the Creswell Council school, also see D5099. For the records of the Creswell Church of England School, see D3345.

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