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Photo of Graham Lee

ACS-ACS/1-ACS/1/1-ACS/1/1/5
Item
1994

Part of Activities and Societies

A black and white photo of Graham Lee shaking another man's hand.

Oakham School

ACS-ACS/1-ACS/1/1
Sub-Series
1988 - 1994

Part of Activities and Societies

Roger Blackmore

A photograph of the tournament

ACS-ACS/1-ACS/1/1-ACS/1/1/9-ACS/1/1/9/2
Item
N/D

Part of Activities and Societies

A photograph of an International Chess tournament held in the 1980s in the Sports Hall.

Roger Blackmore

Negatives of the tournament

ACS-ACS/1-ACS/1/1-ACS/1/1/20-ACS/1/1/20/4
Item
1992

Part of Activities and Societies

Eight negatives of the 1992 Chess tournament in the Barraclough Dining Hall.

Roger Blackmore

A photograph of the tournament

ACS-ACS/1-ACS/1/1-ACS/1/1/9-ACS/1/1/9/1
Item
N/D

Part of Activities and Societies

A photograph of an International Chess tournament held in the 1980s in the Sports Hall.

Roger Blackmore

A Chess Tournament

ACS-ACS/1-ACS/1/1-ACS/1/1/9
File
N/D

Part of Activities and Societies

This file contains photographs of an International Chess Tournament in the Sports Hall, probably in the 1980s.

Roger Blackmore

A photograph of a chess match

ACS-ACS/1-ACS/1/1-ACS/1/1/20-ACS/1/1/20/1
Item
1992

Part of Activities and Societies

A photograph of a chess match in the Barraclough Dining Hall in 1992.

Roger Blackmore