Church, Schools, and Vicarage of St. Just, Penwith, [Cornwall], 1850. View of '...the Church and National School at St. Just, the latter of which Mr. Gorham has tried in vain to make National School-room was built by parochial subscriptions, and a National Society School, however, was not supported, and for eighteen years was without a master. The building having become very greatly dilapidated, the present Vicar, the Rev. G. C. Gorham, exerted himself strenuously to procure its repair and enlargement; in fact, under great discouragement, it was all but rebuilt, and a
Church, Schools, and Vicarage of St. Just, Penwith, [Cornwall], 1850. View of '...the Church and National School at St. Just, the latter of which Mr. Gorham has tried in vain to make National School-room was built by parochial subscriptions, and a National Society School, however, was not supported, and for eighteen years was without a master. The building having become very greatly dilapidated, the present Vicar, the Rev. G. C. Gorham, exerted himself strenuously to procure its repair and enlargement; in fact, under great discouragement, it was all but rebuilt, and a very commodious master's house was erected, at the expense of about £400, in '. The 'Gorham Case' involved British vicar George Cornelius Gorham whose views on baptism were seen by church authorities as being at odds with Anglican doctrine. From "Illustrated London News", 1850.
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