Bloomfield Infants School
Bloomfield Infants School was opened on Bloomfield Road in 1873, later becoming an annexe of Princes End Infants School. However, it closed in July 1967 after 94 years in use as a school and was demolished soon afterwards. The site of the school is now a scrapyard.
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