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Founding of the Boys' School
- When
- 1677
- Where
- Greenwich, London
A boys' grammar school in Greenwich was founded in 1677 through a charitable endowment by John Roan.
In 1677, a boys' school was founded in Greenwich. This establishment resulted from a charitable endowment by John Roan, Yeoman of Harriers to King Charles I, who left a substantial amount in his will.
Sources
- The John Roan School Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-20
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