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10_7DS002 An artist's impression of how the Overton Workhouse might have looked. It was built in the early 1800s on the north side of Dellands. The first National school was established in a room there and ran for several years before moving to a new building in Kingsclere Road in 1836. The workhouse was turned into cottages at the end of the 1800s and was subsequently demolished. Drawing by Donald Moss. From Overton & Its National School by Alison Deveson
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An artist's impression of how the Overton Workhouse might have looked. It was built in the early 1800s on the north side of Dellands. The first National school was established in a room there and ran for several years before moving to a new building in Kingsclere Road in 1836. The workhouse was turned into cottages at the end of the 1800s and was subsequently demolished. Drawing by Donald Moss.

From Overton & Its National School by Alison Deveson
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