Parte deHistory of the School
A press cutting regarding the publication of "The Story of Oakham School" by John Barber. Attached is a note from Steven at Sycamore Press Ltd addressed to John Barber.
The Daily Telegraph
Parte deHeadmasters
Graham Smallbone
Parte deHistory of the School
Two letters from Ron and Vivian to John and Betty Barber, regarding the purchase of "The Story of Oakham School".
Ron
Letters from Tony Earl to John Barber
Parte deHistory of the School
Two letter from Tony Earl congratulating John Barber on his book "The Story of Oakham School".
Tony Earl
A letter from D.R. Witney to John Barber
Parte deHistory of the School
A letter from D.R. Witney, Headmaster of King Edward VI School, to John Barber enclosing a copy of the inscription in the Church about Thomas Orme and an extract from "A History of Rutland". Items are numbered A to C.
D.R Witney
Letters regarding the sales of "The Story of Oakham School"
Parte deHistory of the School
Two letters, from Trevor Case and Roger Blackmore to John Barber regarding the sums produced by the sales of signed copies of "The Story of Oakham School" to the Quatercentenary Appeal.
Trevor Case
A letter from C.J. Sturman to John Barber
Parte deHistory of the School
A letter from C.J. Sturman to John Barber enclosing newspaper reports from the Lincoln, Rutland & Stamford Mercury and the memorial inscription composed by John Waite. Four pages numbered A to D.
C.J. Sturman
Parte deHistory of the School
Special pre-publication offer leaflets, including the original booklet, a reminder and final offer, a note from the Bursar to Parents, a note from the OO Club to Old Oakhamians.
Sycamore Press Ltd
Correspondence between John Buchanan and C.H. Gadney
Parte deHeadmasters
This sub-file focusses on two letters between the Headmaster, John Buchanan, and C.H. Gadney, Chairman of the East India, Sports & Public Schools Club regarding membership to the Club, and the Club Committee.
John Buchanan
Parte deBuildings and Estates
A collection of photographs of the Old Gymnasium and the Wharton Pavilion from the late 1970s.
L.R. Shipsides