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Frederick Wells was very proud of his house and so he made sure that everyone knew. He had his initials carved into the stone on four places inside and outside Oaklands: On the bell tower (or Campanile), above the front door, at the back of the house and in the 'Day Nursery'.

The bell tower

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Frederick Wells was very proud of his house and so he made sure that everyone knew. He had his initials carved into the stone on four places inside and outside Oaklands: On the bell tower (or Campanile), above the front door, at the back of the house and in the 'Day Nursery'.

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21st Jan 2009

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 Art and Design, Design and Technology, History

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 Foundation, Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+

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Chelmsford Victorian campanile

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