A letter (A) from Graham Smallbone, Headmaster, and Roger Blackmore, Joint Secretary of the the Old Oakhamian Club, inviting Old Oakhamians to a special reunion. Attached is a reply slip (B).

A letter (page A) from Graham Smallbone, Headmaster, and Rev Terence Treanor, Honorary Secretary of the Old Oakhamian Club, seeking to update Old Oakhamians' records and to launch the appeal for a new library; attached is a questionnaire (page B).

A photograph of an Old Oakhamian dinner in the House of Lords, London.

A brochure (A) with a golden world globe on the cover. Contents: Investing in the Future, Method, Levels of Annual Giving, The Development Plan; with a loose Annual giving donation form (B).

Four identical letters (A to D) from Headmaster Graham Smallbone and four other members of staff - Roger Blackmore, Nigel Webb, John Buchanan and Rev Terence Treanor- to Old Oakhamians. Attached is a mailing list (E).

Two letters (A and B) from Graham Smallbone, Headmaster, and John Buchanan and Rev Terence Treanor asking Old Oakhamians to support the construction of the new library as part of the 1993 Development Plan. One letter was sent to O.O. who left in 1965 or earlier; one letter was sent to O.O. who left in 1966 or later.

A list of the Old Oakhamian Club members and their addresses from January 1947. Pages A and B.

Correspondence relating to the Oakham School 1993 Development Plan.

The items are various issues of "The Old Oakhamian Magazine", "The Oakham School Magazine" and list of members of the Old Oakhamian Club. All the items are part of Rev Terence Treanor private collection.

This collection charts the history and activities of the Old Oakhamian Club. It has excellent records of dinners and events thrown by the club such as reunions, international dinners and Oakham events. Most of the documents are administrative, but there are photographs and correspondence material too.

There are good records on the school's foundation and the club's golfing society. Most of the material has been produced by the Old Oakhamian club or the foundation. Thus, there is a good record of publications and marketing material relating to these events.