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1. historicengland.org.uk › listing › the-listSHREWSBURY SCHOOL, RIGG'S HALL - Historic England

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   Nov 17, 1995 · Grade II Listed Building: Shrewsbury School, Rigg's Hall. May include summary, reasons for designation and history.

2. historicengland.org.uk › services-skills › educationRiggs Hall, Shrewsbury, Shropshire | Educational Images ...

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   In 1627-30 a second school building was added at right angles, to form an L-shape with Rigg's Hall. This building probably dates from 1500. It is likely to have been one of the original buildings used by Shrewsbury School.

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   What buildings were built at Shrewsbury Library?

   • The stone buildings were built 1594 – 1630 and included a chapel, dormitories, classrooms and a library. The rear of the stone buildings at Shrewsbury Library. A window in the West Wing of the Library. The plaster ceiling of the West Wing with coats of arms of school trustees including local families.

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   When did Shrewsbury School boys carved their names into paneling?

   • The school boys carved their names into paneling, these date back to 1770. In 1885 Shrewsbury Borough Council opened the Free Library and Museum on the site and there it remained until the buildings became unsafe and were closed in 1976.

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   Who visited Shrewsbury School?

   • As a banner of arms, this is also used as the school's flag. The following royal visits have been made to Shrewsbury School: The Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria visited the school on 1 November 1832; they were guests of Lord Liverpool at Pitchford Hall for the visit.

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   What are some interesting facts about Shrewsbury Library?

   • The rear of the stone buildings at Shrewsbury Library. A window in the West Wing of the Library. The plaster ceiling of the West Wing with coats of arms of school trustees including local families. Shrewsbury School operated at the site between 1552 and 1882 (when it moved to its current riverside location on the Kingsland estate).

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4. historicengland.org.uk › listing › the-listRIGGS HALL RIGGS HALL, TO REAR OF LIBRARY - Historic England

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   House, formerly part of Shrewsbury School, now part of library. Early C15 but extensively restored. Timber-framed on high sandstone plinth with plain tiled roof. 2 storeys, main range comprising hall and solar block with cross wing possibly a later addition.

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   Before 1590, Shrewsbury School, which was founded in 1552 [see Salop 34 SE 21,]was probably in Rigg's Hall. This is supposed to date in its structure from before the Reformation. In 1627-30 a second school building was erected at right angles, to form an L-shape embracing Rigg's Hall. (2) The building is as described but has some brick-faced ...

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7. discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk › details › rPhotograph depicting Shrewsbury School, Shropshire ...

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Shrewsbury_SchoolShrewsbury School - Wikipedia

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   Shrewsbury School was founded by charter granted by King Edward VI on 10 February 1552. [8] The school began operation in a house and land purchased from John Proude in 1551, [20] together with three rented half-timbered buildings, which included Riggs Hall, built in 1450.

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   -> Rigg’s Hall is one of a group of buildings, once housing Shrewsbury School but now used as Shrewsbury’s Public Library. The unit known as ‘Rigg’s’ and interpreted as a solar block has a stone ground-floor storey surmounted by timber-framing.