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Skinners' Hall entrance
Skinners' Hall entrance
Skinners' Hall, Dowgate Hill, London, built 1770–90 to the design of William Jupp
Skinners' Hall, Dowgate Hill, London, built 1770–90 to the design of William Jupp
Skinners' livery hall interior (circa 1900)
Skinners' livery hall interior (circa 1900)
Skinners' Almshouses, Mile End, 1892 by Philip Norman
Skinners' Almshouses, Mile End, 1892 by Philip Norman
Stafford House on East Street, the first site of The Judd School
Stafford House on East Street, the first site of The Judd School
10 Brook Street is known as Lawton's, after a former head of the Kent Education Committee who funded its purchase.
10 Brook Street is known as Lawton's, after a former head of the Kent Education Committee who funded its purchase.
The main school building, from the south of the site
The main school building, from the south of the site