Tamluk Hamilton High School, Heritage boys' school in Tamluk, India.

Tamluk Hamilton High School is a higher secondary institution located in Ward No. 17 that serves boys from first grade through the final secondary years. The campus features multiple buildings reflecting different periods of construction, with classrooms, administrative offices, and facilities arranged across the urban compound.

This boys' school was established in 1852 by a local merchant involved in salt trade, making it one of the earliest educational institutions in the area. The school emerged during a period of infrastructure development and shaped the region's approach to formal education.

The school is named after Robert Charles Hamilton, a salt merchant and philanthropist whose educational patronage is compared to that of David Hare. Its alumni include Khudiram Bose, a student from 1900 to 1903, and founders of the Tamralipta Jatiya Sarkar such as Sushil Kumar Dhara, Ajoy Mukherjee and Rajani Kanta Pramanik.

The campus is centrally located in the urban area and accessible by local transport. Visitors should note that access may be restricted during school hours, so it is best to contact the administration beforehand to arrange a visit.

As of 1951, the school kept a number of archaeological finds from Tamluk, along with a few objects from the nearby village of Moyna. The collection is documented only for that year, so later accounts of it are not supported by the sources.