
What is recorded here
This stone commemorative plaque records: The college of Sarum St Michael founded 1841 The King's House was the centre of the life and work of the college from 1851 to 1978
Sarum St Michael College, founded in 1841, served as an Anglican theological college until its closure in 1978, playing a significant role in training clergy for the Church of England. The King's House, central to the college's operations from 1851, was pivotal in shaping the educational and spiritual development of generations of students.
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