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Grenville College, Ballarat. Grenville College was a small non-sectarian private school in Ballarat, Victoria. Although those enrolled were predominantly boys, at least one, quite notable, student was female. History. In 1855 or earlier, Rev. T. R. Thackeray founded the Ballarat Grammar School.
Grenville College was a Methodist educational establishment that operated in Ballarat from 1860 to 1910. It's alumni included two Prime Ministers of Australia. Grenville College | Eureka Centre
7 de may. de 2019 · Ballarat's Grenville College educated two Australian prime ministers. By Caleb Cluff. Updated May 9 2019 - 9:33pm, first published May 7 2019 - 12:00pm. New buildings being constructed on the corner of Creswick Road and Holmes Street in Ballarat mask a fascinating history involving two of Australia's prime ministers. Caleb Cluff.
Grenville College. Mr William Stallard established Grenville College in 1855 under the name Ballarat Grammar School, according to an Annual Report of Grenville College. Huxtable’s Ballarat Commercial Directory places Stallard in the ‘Commercial Academy’, at Doveton Street, Ballarat in 1857.
Grenville College was a private school in Ballarat, Victoria. Robert Gordon Menzies attended the school in 1908 and 1909. The school closed down in 1910, and the building was demolished in 1947.
Grenville College. / 51.018368°N 4.215464°W / 51.018368; -4.215464. Grenville College was an independent boarding and day school situated in Bideford, Devon, England. In 2009 the school merged with neighbouring Edgehill College to become the Kingsley School .
Catalogue Nbr: 225.81. Title: J.W. Malin & Sons, Tomato Sauce Factory (Grenville College) Description: B/w print of a large building titled: J.W. Malin and Sons, Holmes Street. Tomato Sauce Factory. Typed caption: "The Building Being Demolished After Being Vacant For Some Years. Now Property Of Martin Stoneware Company 1953".
