Scientific American Supplement, No. 286, June 25, 1881
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Jackson, forthe Girls' Public Day School Company, Limited, was opened September 23, 1880, when the school was transferred from the temporary premises it hadoccupied in St. Giles's. The new building stands in St. Giles's road, East, to the north of Oxford, on land leased from University College, and contains accommodation for about 270 pupils in 11 class-rooms, someof which communicate by sliding doors, besides a residence for themistress, an office and waiting-room, a room for the teachers, clo...akrooms, kitchens, and other necessary offices, and a large hall, 50 ft. By 30 ft. , for the general assembling of the school together and for useon speech-days and other public occasions. The principal front faces St. Giles's road, and is shown in the accompanying illustration. The greathall occupies the whole of the upper story of the front building, withthe office and cloak-rooms below it, and the principal entrance in thecenter. The class-rooms are all placed in the rear of the building, tosecure quiet, and open on each floor into a corridor surrounding themain staircase which occupies the center of the building.
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Jackson, forthe Girls' Public Day School Company, Limited, was opened September 23, 1880, when the school was transferred from the temporary premises it hadoccupied in St. Giles's. The new building stands in St. Giles's road, East, to the north of Oxford, on land leased from University College, and contains accommodation for about 270 pupils in 11 class-rooms, someof which communicate by sliding doors, besides a residence for themistress, an office and waiting-room, a room for the teachers, clo...akrooms, kitchens, and other necessary offices, and a large hall, 50 ft. By 30 ft. , for the general assembling of the school together and for useon speech-days and other public occasions. The principal front faces St. Giles's road, and is shown in the accompanying illustration. The greathall occupies the whole of the upper story of the front building, withthe office and cloak-rooms below it, and the principal entrance in thecenter. The class-rooms are all placed in the rear of the building, tosecure quiet, and open on each floor into a corridor surrounding themain staircase which occupies the center of the building.
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