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Carlisle Technical College JLP01_01_117_23
Carlisle Technical College, Strand Road, Carlisle, Cumbria. A class of young men in an engineering workshop at Carlisle Technical College.
Carlisle Technical College was built between 1951-1953 and was officially opened on 18th February 1954. The building had space for 1500 students providing facilities for the arts and sciences, including laboratories, workshops for motor, mechanical and electrical engineering, textiles, woodwork, building and the pure sciences. The front of the building faced south and workshops, labs and the main entrance were on the north side of the building
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© Historic England Archive. John Laing Photographic Collection
1950s College Education People Further Education Technical College
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This print captures a moment in time at Carlisle Technical College, located on Strand Road in Carlisle, Cumbria. The image showcases a class of young men engrossed in their studies within an engineering workshop. Built between 1951 and 1953, Carlisle Technical College opened its doors officially on February 18th, 1954. Designed to accommodate up to 1500 students, the college provided state-of-the-art facilities for various disciplines including arts and sciences. Its laboratories and workshops catered to motor, mechanical, and electrical engineering as well as textiles, woodwork, building construction, and pure sciences. The impressive building faced southwards while the workshops, labs, and main entrance were situated on the north side. This architectural arrangement ensured optimal lighting conditions for practical learning experiences. This nostalgic snapshot from the 1950s not only highlights the importance of technical education but also reflects a pivotal era of post-war progress where further education played a crucial role in shaping future generations. Preserved by A© Historic England Archive with utmost care and attention to detail; this print serves as a testament to both educational institutions' rich history and the dedication of those who pursued knowledge within its walls.
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