The Terrace, St Edmund's  College, Old Hall Green Bedwell Series Postcard, No 764, early divided back format suggest circa 1904 Catholic Church, Old Hall Green Buchanan

About five miles from Ware, on the Cambridge road, in this parish, is St. Edmund's College, established for the education of the sons of the English nobility, clergy, and gentry, of the Roman Catholic religion. The building was erected in 1795, under the direction of Mr. James Taylor, architect, and consists of a range of buildings four stories high, and, with its two wings, three hundred feet long; more than eighty students can be conveniently accommodated. The course of education is commercial, classical, and theological: the institution is under the management of a president and vice-president, and there are eight professors and masters. The usual period for continuing at college is twelve years; the first seven are devoted to history, the mathematics, the ancient and modern languages, &c., and the remaining five are appropriated to logic, metaphysics, theology, and divinity. The occasion of founding this institution was the expulsion of the English Roman Catholics from their college in Douay, at the commencement of the French Revolution. 

Standon Entry in Topographical Dictionary of England 1831

Common Room, Allen House Shrine of St Edmunds
Publisher P S Buchanan		Talbot and Challoner House, St Edmund's College

		St Edmunds College, Old Hall, Ware, Divines Wing Published by J. Russell & Sons, Wimbledon Posted 1908   The Library Photo Tourists Association, Turnham Green, W Posted 1905   St Edmunds College, near Puckeridge Gordon Smith Publisher Posted 1907

St Edmund's College, Old Hall, Ware Published by Aero Pictorial Ltd, 139 Regent Street, London W 1. No 674

The college still operates as a Catholic school, and there is a St Edmunds College web page, which includes some historical information about the school.

St Hugh's Preparatory School, St Edmunds College Published by J. Russell & Sons, Wimbledon   Fire at the College, 1907?