Eltringham School - A transient population, school fees & epidemics

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"Eltringham School opened on 1st June 1886 to cater for the hamlet which had grown up around the Eltringham Colliery. For a while the village was known as New Eltringham to differentiate it from the old small settlement of Eltringham which was on the east side of Station Bank at Mickley as one drops down towards Mickley Junction....."
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Link: http://www.prudhoelocalhistory.com/a-transient-population-school-fees--epidemics.html
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