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#FromtheArchive Records on our include: Orders of Service, art work, objects, guides to the Chapel and Memorial Chapel, books of sermons by various Head Masters and pupils and a record book of the ch…

Monday's post included a drawing of the old chapel (seen below). The foundation stone was laid by Dr Wooll in 1818 and the first building designed by Henry Hakewill. It was enlarged between 1848 and …

#FromTheArchive #SchoolChapel We also have a Memorial Chapel dedicated to those who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars. Today we remember all Rugbeians who have lost their lives in t…

Time for some "In Rugby Chapel" reprinted in The Phoenix June 1904 written by OR. The Phoenix was a paper edited by members of Rugby School. #FromTheArchive

#FromtheArchive This week it is We have had two chapels, the second one was built by Butterfield and consecrated in 1872.

This weeks is all about. Doesn't just have to be the building why not share your memories of events, services or assemblies at school or even religious studies while at school.

Really looking forward to this, thanks @KEArchive, @NThorpeBS, @OundleArchive and @sps_Kayton for your support. 2nd November - 9th November - 16th November - 23rd November - 30th November - twitter.c…