What is recorded here
This stone commemorative plaque records: This building designed by Thomas Jelly and completed in 1754 was restored in 1978 by the Friends of King Edward's School with the aid of a grant from the Bath Town Scheme.
Thomas Jelly was an 18th-century architect known for his work on this building, which has been significant to the local community and architectural heritage of Bath since its completion in 1754.
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