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Old Rye Grammar School

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Old Rye Grammar School. This ancient building was erected in 1635 by Thomas Peacocke, and on his death in 1638 he left the building to the town as a Free Grammar School for the boys of Rye. It was so used until 1908, when a new school was built

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