Programme of the Opening Ceremony of the Moffat Institute extension. A charitable organisation on Esher Street, now Aveline Street, Vuxhall. Run by the Brixton Independent Church, it provided free education and food for poor children and ran classes for women. The deeds to the new building were officially handed over by Lady Tate, who had visited the old building and donated the money for this worthwhile cause in memory of her husband, Sir Henry Tate. Inset an article in the Brixton Free Press, 12th February 1909.Ref: LBL\/DAS\/RL\/1\/3\/2\/p.21<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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