What is recorded here
The free Grammar School known as King James School, was established here in 1616, admitting boys free, from Knaresborough and Goldsborough by the Rev. Dr. Robert Chaloner. It was enlarged in 1741, and moved to its present site in 1901.
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Willow Sculpture, Conyngham Park, KnaresboroughPublic sculpture · 289 yd
High BridgeScheduled monument · 310 yd
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Foolish WoodWood · 617 yd
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