Parte deReference
A story of Oakham School by John Barber. A book on the history of the school from its foundation. Preface by O R S Bull (head). Some damage to cover. Barber has signed the title page.contains Robert Johnson's will, statues/ ordinances, Foundation grants, Headmaster, sport, Memorial Brass in North Luffenham Church.
John Lewis Barber
Parte dePhotographic and Art Collection
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Parte deHouses
Powerpoint slides from a presentation on the centenary of Chapman's House. Includes information on the school's founding, images of various school buildings from different times, campus maps and a history of Chapman's house. Includes list of house masters until 2006.
Oakham School
The History of Oakham and Uppingham Schools
Parte deHistory of the School
A self published booklet on the history of the school as part of a special study by a student.
P. Wilkinson
Parte deHistory of the School
A chronology of the school compiled around 2010 but continues up until 2016.
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Parte deHistory of the School
A collection of reproduced documents researched by Joe Donnelly from the school's and it's land's very early history. Short introduction and contents included.
Joe Donnelly
Parte deHistory of the School
A copy of 'The Schoole at Okeham' by Joe Donnelly, concerning the earliest history of the school and the land it sits on.
Joe Donnelly
Parte deHistory of the School
A booklet of the statutes and ordinances of Oakham and Uppingham schools including a list of governors and general running of the school.
Archdeacon Robert Johnson
Parte deHistory 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
Parte deHistory 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