Free School, Hunter Street, Liverpool.
From Memorials of Liverpool....second edition, revised, with additions.
The Free School in Hunter Street, opposite the Friends' Meeting-house, was built about 1800 by Mr. Stephen Waterworth, sugar refiner, and aws supported by voluntary contributions until 1803, when Miss Frances Waterworth, his sister, died, and endowed it with ｣4000 for the education of 180 boys and 120 girls.
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