Such a great read. I've done similar historical research and it's always so satisfying to get that final document that solves the puzzle. It's amazing what you can find online and in archives, and how helpful people are along the way.
In retrospect, it's not difficult to guess that the bridge was likely built for the school, because the school and church property is quite large, and there is a footpath on the side with the housing development. But it's always much harder to see things like that in context at the time.
In retrospect, it's not difficult to guess that the bridge was likely built for the school, because the school and church property is quite large, and there is a footpath on the side with the housing development. But it's always much harder to see things like that in context at the time.