St Margaret's, Bushey Coles, Watford

The origins of St. Margaret's School date back to 1749 when a group of gentlemen founded a society for "maintaining and educating poor orphans of clergymen till of age to be put apprentice. In 1897 a new girls school was opened in a rural setting at Bushey, under Miss Baylee as headmistress. It is now an independent day and boarding school for 450 girls between 4 and 18. Visit its web site for more information on the school and its history.

The Principal's Room St Margaret's, Bushey P. A. Buchanan & Co., Croydon Printed in France

The Dining Room St Margaret's, Bushey P. A. Buchanan & Co., Croydon Printed in France   Junior Lacrosse Ground

The Chapel St Margaret's, Bushey P. A. Buchanan & Co., Croydon Printed in France Used 1929

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