Item: Jews' Free School, Bell Lane, Stepney: a Hebrew class reading

DC Field	Value	Language
contributor.author	Unknown	-
date.accessioned	2004-11-25T05:38:01Z	-
date.available	2004-11-25T05:38:01Z	-
date.issued	1908	-
identifier.citation	http://www.photolondon.org.uk/lma/lma_school.htm	en
identifier.other	SC/PHL/02/209/67/2031	-
identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/1964/166	-
description.abstract	"The Jews' Free School opened as a Talmud Torah at the Great Synagogue in 1732. Originally a charity school for fifteen poor orphan boys it grew to become the largest Jewish School in Britain. At the end of the nineteenth century the school roll peaked at 4,250; between 1880 and 1890 one third of all Anglo-Jewish children were educated there. The school is now called the J.F.S. Comprehensive. London Metropolitan Archives has extensive deposits of material from Anglo-Jewish organisations of local, national and international importance." From: photoLondon http://www.photolondon.org.uk/lma/lma_school.htm	en
format.extent	40155 bytes	-
format.mimetype	image/jpeg	-
language.iso	en_US	-
publisher	London Metropolitan Archives	en
subject	school	en
subject	London	en
title	Jews' Free School, Bell Lane, Stepney: a Hebrew class reading	en
type	Image	en
subject.type	Image	-
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