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Pimlico School
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Pimlico Academy.
Pimlico School 1970-2008
In 1970, four local schools in the Chelsea and Westminster area merged to form Pimlico Comprehensive School. These were Ebury Secondary School (Sutherland Road), Buckingham Gate School (Castle Lane), Sloane School (Hortensia Road), and Carlyle School (Hortensia Road). To make way for the site of the new Pimlico School, in the late 1960s, a row of houses on St George's Square were knocked down, which included 26 St George Square, where the writer of Dracula, Bram Stoker, had lived at the time of his death in 1912.