Part of Photographic and Art Collection
A blue photo album of Oakhamians and visitors: Schanschieff's Opening; Little, Alan Duncan MP, Wiliam Hague MP, Tom Lazur, Poppy Moore, Lord Sebastian Coe, Graham Lee, Martin Johnson, Ben Wheeler, Roger Blackmore, Philip Coates, Sheila Hardy, Jane Matthews, Margaret Cousins, Gary Kasparov, Pert, David Garner, Daniel Hyde, Matthew Pilling, Nicholas Branston, sports teams, pupils, a play
Oakham School
Kasparov's visit and Chess Training
Part of Activities and Societies
A series of correspondance, menus and newspaper cuttings concering Garry Kasparov's visit to the school and the under 14 chess training session.
Oakham School
Photographs of Kasparov's visit
Part of Activities and Societies
Colour photographs of Garry Kasparov's visit to the school including photos of a Q&A session, matches and pupils playing chess.
Oakham School
Part of Activities and Societies
A photograph of Garry Kasparov playing chess in the Smallbone Library on 6 November 1997.
Paul Crossfield
Part of Activities and Societies
A photograph of Garry Kasparov playing chess in the Smallbone Library on 6 November 1997.
Paul Crossfield
A photograph of Garry Kasparov and his opponents
Part of Activities and Societies
A photograph of Garry Kasparov and his opponents on 6 November 1997.
Dermot Gilvary
A photograph of Garry Kasparov and his opponents
Part of Activities and Societies
A photograph of Garry Kasparov, David Garner, Gerald Botteley and Mikyla Jackson in the Smallbone Library on 6 November 1997.
Paul Crossfield
A letter from Graham Smallbone to Parents
Part of Headmasters
A letter from the Headmaster Graham Smallbone to Parents regarding the new library and achievements of the term in Sports, Drama, Music and Exams results
Graham Smallbone
Part of Activities and Societies
Oakham School
A photograph of Garry Kasparov and his opponents
Part of Activities and Societies
A photograph of Garry Kasparov, David Garner, Nicholas and Richard Pert, and former headmaster John Buchanan in the Smallbone Library on 6 November 1997.
Paul Crossfield