Norwood in Harrogate is a residential area with a notable historical site – the former Norwood College, a private boys’ school that operated from 1936 until its closure. The site is situated on a corner location between Tewit Well Avenue and Leeds Road, close to The Stray, offering a sense of heritage and green surroundings.
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Norwood, a locality in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England, is known for the former Norwood College, a private boys’ school that was established on 8 May 1936 by Gordon William George Cass, known as "Charlie" to his pupils. The college occupied a corner site with its original building on Tewit Well Avenue and a later extension on Leeds Road, positioned close to The Stray. The site’s history reflects the area’s educational heritage, and its proximity to the Stray suggests nearby green space. The locality falls within the HG 3 postal district of Harrogate. The information available focuses on the college’s historical significance and its geographical context within Norwood, Harrogate.