Architecture of Lincolnshire

1876 – Holme Hill School, Grimsby, Lincolnshire

Architect: Charles Bell

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Erected by The Great Grimsby School Board for 1000 children. Perspective including ground plan as published in The Building News, September 29th 1876.

Over the entrance a central roundel bearing relief carving of the town seal with figures of Grim and Havelock the Dane, and above a stone band, inscribed “Great Grimsby Public Elementary Board School”. The School closed in 1967 and was extensively restored in 2014.

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Published July 7, 2009 | Last Updated August 2, 2025

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