Part of Chapel
A pair of bronze candelabras designed and manufactured by the Art & Design Department, Wendy Greaves and Mark Stephens in particular, funded by Old Oakhamians for the Millennium. Two candelabras A and B.
Wendy Greaves
Part of Terence Treanor
A copy of the sheet music of "The Messiah", oratorio composed by Frederick Handel, printed and published by F. Pitman Hart & Co, London.
Frederick Handel
Part of The World Wars
Photographs of the Memorial Chapel, the roll of honours carved by the doors and the carvings on the West front of the building.
Oakham School
Part of The World Wars
A digital photograph of the Chapel next to College House with a garden in front.
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The laying of the Foundation Stone, 1924
Part of Chapel
A blank post card showing the Dr Theodore Woods, Bishop of Winchester, laying the foundation stone on Speech Day, in 1924. The post card was published by Heawood & Son, Melton Mowbray and Oakham.
Heawood & Son
The Independent Schools' Fourth Annual Counselling Conference
Part of Pastoral and Medical Care
A programme for the Independent Schools' Fourth Annual Counselling Conference at the Cheltenham Ladies' College on "The Experience of Family Breakdown".
Cheltenham Ladies' College
Part of The World Wars
The sub-series focuses on the Humfrey Family, more particularly on Stuart and Douglas Humfrey, and include "The Humf Letters".
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Part of Houses
The lyrics of the Lincoln song 'The Holly and the Ivy'. Two pages A and B.
Oakham School
The ground plan of old School House
Part of Buildings and Estates
A print-out of a plan of the ground floor of School House how it was before 1858. It is believed that the item was used for research and published in 'The Story of Oakham School' by John Barber.
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Part of The World Wars
The Spring 2016 issue of "The Green Tiger", the magazine of The Riyal Tigers' Association, The Royal Leicestershire Regiment, containing a feature on the centenary of the Battle of the Hohenzollern Redoubt and the anniversary dinner attended by Jon Wills, representing E.G. Langdale (pp. 14-20). Enclosed is a note from Captain R.J. Allen sending the magazine to Jon Wills.
Captain R.J. Allen