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Learn about the history of the building and education and training in Loughborough. Examine architects plans and discuss future uses of the building.

The Generator Loughborough was built to house the generators that supplied electricity to all the town-centre college buildings developed by Herbert Schofield, inspirational educationalist. Along with the adjoining four-storey brick building it housed the Art College, they are among the last remaining buildings from Schofield's time. The Generator is being renovated to become an arts and culture venue and is a currently a building site.

The Generator Hall, along with The Old Art College, are the last remaining Technical College buildings from the time of Herbert Schofield - an inspirational educationalist. The College provided training as industries developed in the late 19th and early 20th Century and formed the basis for the now internationally renowned Loughborough University. The extraordinary generators (U-Boat engines salvaged after WWI), in the Generator Hall, provided electricity for the many College buildings in the centre of the town.

The Generator Hall, along with The Old Art College, are the last remaining Technical College buildings from the time of Herbert Schofield - an inspirational educationalist. The College provided training as industries developed in the late 19th and early 20th Century and formed the basis for the now internationally renowned Loughborough University. The extraordinary generators (U-Boat engines salvaged after WWI), in the Generator Hall, provided electricity for the many College buildings in the centre of the town.

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