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Queen's Royal College, Port of Spain, Trinidad
Date
2010-04-30Author
Rice, Ben
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Exterior, rear, west view of the Queen’s Royal College in Port of Spain, Trinidad. This historic building, one of our Magnificent Seven, a group of buildings with European styled architecture located northwest of the Queen's Park Savannah on Maraval Road, is surrounded by a large playing field and several tall trees. There is no clock in the clock tower, so this photograph would have been taken before the clock was received from William Gordon in 1913. This secondary school admits male students only.
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