Ormiston House, 27 Rowley Road - Revision history

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2024-05-25T14:50:29Z

Origin of the name

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	[[File:OrmistonHouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Ormiston House in 2021.]]		[[File:OrmistonHouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Ormiston House in 2021.]]

	Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]], which had previously served this purpose.		Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]], which had previously served this purpose.

			It appears that the house was named after a junior house at [[Wikipedia:Campbell College\|Campbell College, Belfast]] where headmaster [[William John Ricketts]] had been assistant master up to 1947. When headmaster [[Philip Johnston]] lived there he preferred to simply call it by its number, finding the name too grand for his taste.

	The house was sold in 1980 when the headmaster at the time, [[Arthur Shrimpton]], privately purchased his own property in Fishtoft and moved out.		The house was sold in 1980 when the headmaster at the time, [[Arthur Shrimpton]], privately purchased his own property in Fishtoft and moved out.

2022-10-03T11:43:15Z

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			[[File:OrmistonHouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Ormiston House in 2021.]]

	Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]], which had previously served this purpose.		Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]], which had previously served this purpose.

2022-04-14T17:31:42Z

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	Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]], which had previously served this purpose~~. It was sometimes also referred to as Ormiston Lodge~~.		Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]], which had previously served this purpose.

	The house was sold in 1980 when the headmaster at the time, [[Arthur Shrimpton]], privately purchased his own property in Fishtoft and moved out.		The house was sold in 1980 when the headmaster at the time, [[Arthur Shrimpton]], privately purchased his own property in Fishtoft and moved out.

2022-04-14T17:29:46Z

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	Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]], which had previously served this purpose. It was sold in 1980 when the headmaster at the time, [[Arthur Shrimpton]], privately purchased his own property in Fishtoft and moved out.		Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]], which had previously served this purpose. It was sometimes also referred to as Ormiston Lodge.

			The house was sold in 1980 when the headmaster at the time, [[Arthur Shrimpton]], privately purchased his own property in Fishtoft and moved out.

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2021-06-11T12:51:38Z

'See also' updated by Bot

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			*[[:19th Century occupants of Number One South End]]
			*[[:20th Century occupants of Number One South End]]
			*[[:Philip Johnston]]
	*[[:Timeline of BGS history]]		*[[:Timeline of BGS history]]
	*[[:Philip Johnston]]
	*[[:Timeline of Buildings]]		*[[:Timeline of Buildings]]

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	Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]]. It was sold in 1980 when the headmaster at the time, [[Arthur Shrimpton]], privately purchased his own property in Fishtoft and moved out.		Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]], which had previously served this purpose. It was sold in 1980 when the headmaster at the time, [[Arthur Shrimpton]], privately purchased his own property in Fishtoft and moved out.

	[[Category:Buildings]]		[[Category:Buildings]]

2021-02-06T01:51:54Z

'See also' updated by Bot

2020-11-22T12:26:11Z

2020-11-21T12:21:09Z

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2020-11-12T19:41:45Z

Fishtoft

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	Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]]. It was sold in 1980 when the headmaster at the time, [[Arthur Shrimpton]], privately purchased his own property and moved out.		Ormiston House was the headmaster's residence, built in 1953 to replace [[Number One South End]]. It was sold in 1980 when the headmaster at the time, [[Arthur Shrimpton]], privately purchased his own property in Fishtoft and moved out.

	[[Category:Buildings]]		[[Category:Buildings]]
	[[Category:BGS History]]		[[Category:BGS History]]
	[[Category:1950s]]		[[Category:1950s]]