Figure 1.--The Butlers Hill Boys School was located in Hucknall (Hucknall Torkard), is a town in Nottinghamshire, part of the industrial Midlands. The school looks to be a state primary. There was an attached Infants School. We have aportrait of Class 1 in 1932. The Infant School was coed. Beginning with Class 1 the boys and girls are separated. We see thee Boys' School here. Presumably there was also a Girls' School. The boys look to be about 10 years old. They motly wear suits and ties. Several boys wear jumpers (pullover sweaters) some also with ties. All the boys wear short pants.

The Butlers Hill Boys School was located in Hucknall (Hucknall Torkard), is a town in Nottinghamshire, part of the industrial Midlands. Hucknall wasa a center for framework knitting before the Industrial REvolution. The economy then shifted to mining. The economy now has a mix of industry as well as a bedroom community for Nottingham workers. The school looks to be a state primary. There was an attached Infants School. We have aportrait of Class 1 in 1932. The Infant School was coed. Beginning with Class 1 the boys and girls are separated. We see thee Boys' School here. Presumably there was also a Girls' School. The boys look to be about 10 years old. They motly wear suits and ties. Several boys wear jumpers (pullover sweaters) some also with ties. All the boys wear short pants.

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