A memorandum from Tom Reay to David Smith and Peter Witchell
Parte de Buildings and Estates
A memorandum from Tom Reay, Bursar, to David Smith and Peter Witchell regarding the refurbishment of Old School and the building being back into use for the start of the academic year 1994-1995.
Lt Col Tom Reay
Parte de Buildings and Estates
This file focusses on correspondence regarding the refurbishment of Old School in the late 1980s-early 1990s and the issue concerning the frescoes.
Oakham School
A photograph album of the construction
Parte de Buildings and Estates
A photograph album recording the conversion of Deanscroft stables into the Barraclough Hall, from the construction of the new theatre to the opening on 20 June 1953.
Oakham School
A note from Graham Smallbone to Dermot Gilvary
Parte de Buildings and Estates
A letter from the Headmaster Graham Smallbone to Dermot Gilvary, Head of Drama, regarding some décor being nailed to the woodwork in the Shakespeare Centre and proper use of the building.
Graham Smallbone
A note from Nigel Webb to Graham Smallbone
Parte de Buildings and Estates
A note from Nigel Webb, Second Master, regarding Derek Grant being in charge of the Shakespeare Centre.
Nigel Webb
A letter from David Smith to Tom Reay
Parte de Buildings and Estates
A letter from David Smith to Tom Case, Bursar, regarding the changes in the Shakespeare Centre after its relinquishment by the English Department on completion of the Merton building in 1991.
Oakham School
A letter from David Smith to Tom Reay
Parte de Buildings and Estates
A letter from David Smith, Head of Drama, to the Bursar Tom Reay regarding repairs to be carried out in the Shakespeare Centre and restoring the building for Music and Drama performances and rehearsals.
David Smith
A letter from Graham Smallbone to David Smith and Ian Robson
Parte de Buildings and Estates
A letter from the Headmaster Graham Smallbone to David Smith and Ian Robson regarding the refurbishment of Old School and giving consideration to the needs for lighting and curtaining.
Graham Smallbone