What is recorded here

This red commemorative plaque records: On this site stood the Charity School for poor children founded by Bryan Blundell and established by public subscription in 1700.

Captain Bryan Blundell was a prominent merchant and philanthropist of Liverpool who founded the city's first charity school in 1700, aimed at providing education to poor children, significantly impacting early educational initiatives in the region.

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