Bundle of papers relating to the transfer of the Marlborough Terrace building to the School Board in 1884. It then became a boys only Truant School. Prior to this it had housed both boys and girls. The papers include:

Lease from the Hull Ragged and Industrial Schools to the Kingston upon Hull School Board for seven years for a fee of five shillings per annum if demanded, all properties appertaining to the Marlbrough Terrace site. [9 Jun 1884] Marked cancelled 6 Sep 1884. Typed summary of lease as above dated 15 Dec 1884. Draft annotated lease as above dated 1899.

Inventory of furniture and other matters in the buildings of Marlbrough Terrace compiled by Botterill, Son & Bilson, Architects & Surveyors, and accompanying letter advising the School Board to pay £277.3s.4d. [30 Jun 1884]; Kingston upon Hull School Board Truants' Industrial School Regulations [15 Mar 1884]

Statement by Sir William Harcourt, one of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council and Principal Secretary of State, that he is satisfied with the report submitted to him by the managers of the Hull School Board Truant Industrial School, Marlborough Terrace [1 Jul 1884]