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Epworth High School - its second position

Epworth High School - its second position. The school, established in 1898, moved from 179 Loop Street to 181 Prince Alfred Street in 1902. In 1941 the new School at Scottsville was formally opened

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11120647
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44389477
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2827px x 2031px (1.3MB)
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©Mary Evans / Maby Collection / KwaZulu-Natal Museum Photograph Collection / Africa Media Online~~
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Maby Collection / KwaZulu-Natal Museum Photograph Collection / Africa Media Online

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Epworth Established Formally Loop Moved


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