Rawdon College and H. J. Paul blue plaque — Report the wrong picture

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This blue commemorative plaque records: Rawdon College From 1859 to 1964 in the peaceful seclusion of this striking Tudor Gothic college, erected by the Northern Baptist Society, young men were trained for the ministry of the Gospel. Its library, teaching rooms and Principal's residence occupied the central building with student "apartments" on either side. Architect: H. J. Paul Recorded plaque organisation: Leeds Civic Trust.

H. J. Paul was an architect notable for designing Rawdon College, a significant educational institution for training Baptist ministers from 1859 to 1964, reflecting his contribution to religious and architectural history in the region.

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