- HIS-HIS/1-HIS/1/2-HIS/1/2/4-HIS/1/2/4/5
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- 24/06/1983
Part of History of the School
A letter from David congratulating John Barber on his book.
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Part of History of the School
A letter from David congratulating John Barber on his book.
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Part of Photographic and Art Collection
Four pages (A to D) from a 1919 photo album, with captions below the photographs. Contents: Main entrance (School House), pupils after school fire, 1919; 'Tudor House' in Boughton; Rugby 1st XV, 1919; Burleigh gardens and pond; Old Hall and the quad; A cricket match; Lord French inspecting the cadets; St John's College; pupils in the quad; the Long Dormitory boys; a dog; Coates, 1919; pupils at the baths; Burleigh woods and hill; Market Place; F.C. Dwyer; Cricket 1st XI, 1919; The Rectory; C.F. Bayley.
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A photograph of Church Passage
Part of Headmasters
A reprint of a photograph of two Oakham School boys walking along Church Passage.
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A photograph of Emmeline Pankhurst
Part of Headmasters
A photo of Emmeline Pankhurst in Market Place, Oakham in a carriage, addressing the crowd made of Oakham School boys in Summer 1907.
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Part of Headmasters
A photograph of Hight Street, Oakham. Shops visible are The Crown Hotel and Matkin, Printers on the corner of Market Street.
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A photograph of Major Herbert Whaley
Part of Activities and Societies
A photograph of the High Sheriff of Rutland, Major Herbert Whaley, addressing the crowd at the proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II in Market Place in 1952.
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A photograph of the Buttercross
Part of Headmasters
A photograph of the Buttercross in the early 20th century.
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A photograph of the Proclamation
Part of Activities and Societies
A photograph of the High Sheriff of Rutland, Major Herbert Whaley, addressing the crowd at the proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II in Market Place in 1952.
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Part of Activities and Societies
A photograph of Oakham School C.C.F. contingent in Market Place at the proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II in February 1952.
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Part of Activities and Societies
A photograph of the High Sheriff of Rutland, Major Herbert Whaley inspecting the C.C.F. cadets at the proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II in Market Place in 1952.
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