What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: St. Antony's Hall the ancient hall of the guild of St. Anthony which was founded prior to 1418 and dissolved in 1627. From 1705 to 1946 it housed the York Blue Coat Boys' School. Recorded plaque organisation: York Civic Trust.
The Guild of St. Anthony was an ancient guild founded before 1418 and dissolved in 1627, whose hall later served as the location for York Blue Coat Boys' School from 1705 to 1946, reflecting its transition from a religious guild space to an educational institution.
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