Abundant evidence of the soundness and value of the training given at Goldings is furnished by the fact that in this past year 100 |
William Baker Technical School |
Trades 1930’s Style |
OUR William Baker Technical School, " Goldings," Hertford, Herts., where nearly 300 boys between the ages of 14 and 17 are |
Bootmaking |
The Printers Shop |
The Printing Department, replete with Linotype Machines and Presses of various sizes, from treadle platen to a 2-rev. Miehle, |
The Power House and Engine Room, with its adjacent workshop, are places where the keenest mechanically minded boy finds |
Even the humdrum domestic utensils, such as dustpans, kettles, saucepans, etc., turned out by the score in the Tinsmiths' Shop, |
Electrical Engineers, The Generating Plant at Goldings 1930 |
Tinsmiths / Sheet-metal Work |
The Carpentry Department, in three separate Shops, exhibits in a striking way the skill which can be acquired in wood fashioning |
The Carpenters |
The Wheel wrights |
In the Gardens themselves, a veritable paradise in the summer time, boys are being trained in the art of horticulture. |
The Gardeners |
The Stable Block |
Page Compiled November 2010 |
All images and text copyright © to Goldings Old Boys reunion members |
In the 30’s other than the Gardeners and the Wheelwrights, all the Trades were housed in the Stable Block. |