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19th c Whitby school sign seaman's mission meeting


19th century Cholmley School sign, Whitby
Regular price£790.00
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A wooden sign from Cholmley School, Whitby dating to around 1880. In 1890 the school was described thus: "Cholmley School is a neat building in Church Street, providing accommodation for 175. It was erected by the late Mrs. Hannah Cholmley as a memorial to her husband, Colonel George Cholmley, of Whitby Abbey and Howsham. The endowment also supports a scripture reader. There are 15 free scholars. Average for last year was 168 number on books, 190 Miss A. E. Stephenson, schoolmistress. A seamen's mission service is held here every Sunday, a mother's meeting on Wednesday, and on Sundays a school. There is a library of 300 volumes for the use of the scholars."
The sign hung outside the school informing of the seaman's mission service each sunday. Whitby is an historic fishing port which retains close links to the sea and its fisherman to this day. The moulding is a later addition.
Measuring: 62 cm x 37 cm
English, Whitby, c. 1880
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Oundle,
Northants
Tel : 07858 820345
Non UK callers : +44 7858 820345
Regular price£790.00
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A wooden sign from Cholmley School, Whitby dating to around 1880. In 1890 the school was described thus: "Cholmley School is a neat building in Church Street, providing accommodation for 175. It was erected by the late Mrs. Hannah Cholmley as a memorial to her husband, Colonel George Cholmley, of Whitby Abbey and Howsham. The endowment also supports a scripture reader. There are 15 free scholars. Average for last year was 168 number on books, 190 Miss A. E. Stephenson, schoolmistress. A seamen's mission service is held here every Sunday, a mother's meeting on Wednesday, and on Sundays a school. There is a library of 300 volumes for the use of the scholars."
The sign hung outside the school informing of the seaman's mission service each sunday. Whitby is an historic fishing port which retains close links to the sea and its fisherman to this day. The moulding is a later addition.
Measuring: 62 cm x 37 cm
English, Whitby, c. 1880
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 8/APR/2025. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer.
Category Advertising Antiques
Date c. 1880
Late Victorian Antiques Origin English
Item code as226a461
Status Sold
£465.00 
$593.20 
€543.59 

$

€

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Oundle,
Northants
Tel : 07858 820345
Non UK callers : +44 7858 820345
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