What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Built 1850-1851 Liverpool School for the Blind Designed by A. H. Holme First school of its kind in Britain, founded 1791
A. H. Holme was an architect who designed the Liverpool School for the Blind in 1850-1851, which was the first school of its kind in Britain when it was originally founded in 1791, marking a significant early effort in education for the blind.
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