Brass to the Founder in North Luffenham Church
Parte de History of the School
A transcript of the brass to the Founder in North Luffenham Church, used as Appendix E in John Barber's "The Story of Oakham School".
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A photograph of the Johnson Coat of Arms
Parte de History of the School
A photograph of the coat of arms of the Johnson family, carved above the door of School House, used in John Barber's "The Story of Oakham School".
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Notts links with Oakham School
Parte de History of the School
A press cutting from the Nottingham Evening Post regarding the publication of "The Story of Oakham School" by John Barber to celebrate the Quatercentenary of the school and the connections with Nottingham.
Nottingham Evening Post
Parte de History of the School
Arthur Hawley
A Translation of the Foundation Grant of Oakham and Uppingham Schools
Parte de History of the School
A book which includes a history of the schools and the translation of the foundation charter.
Arthur Hawley
Parte de History of the School
A black and white photo of the school's foundation charter.
Brian and Elizabeth Nicholls
Parte de History of the School
A document compiled by Nigel Webb on Box 12 in the Sidney Sussex Archive which holds items relating to Archdeacon Johnson. Some photos of documents not very legible.
Nigel Webb
Our Founder Archdeacon Johnson
Parte de History of the School
Two copies of 'Our Founder Archdeacon Johnson' by C.R.Bingham, compiled for the Uppingham School Tercentenary, 1884, including the statutes of 1625.
C.R. Bingham
Parte de History of the School
A copy of the Statues and Ordinances including a list of the governors (trustees) at the beginning. Text of the book unstuck from spine but still sewed together. Manuscript writing at the back.
Archdeacon Robert Johnson
Parte de History of the School
A photocopy of the statue of ordinances with J Braunstone Uppingham written on the front page. At the back is a page of account for the yearly rental of the estates belonging to both Oakham and Uppingham School from 11th october 1792.
Archdeacon Robert Johnson