@CasparHobbs I think The Meteor from 2009 has the answer. Last mention of it taking place is 1978 but not sure when it stopped/changed name.

@CasparHobbs According to the book "with a fine disregard" it stopped in 1987.

The Close in 1850

@AncientLoyal_ Yes Gilbert's was based on Hight Street for a while. I think they were at one time both based on Matthew Street (School Street on here). No worries at all I think this is the quod now …

@Lorunse_Renulds No sorry, we will try and find out.

School Field and Rackets in the 1890s

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We're taking part in. Theme for today is. This is one of the trees beautifully decorated by our TRR colleagues.

#FestiveFood Poem from The Meteor December 16th 1952 rugbyschoolarchives.co.uk/PDFViewer/web/…

Day 3 of

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Here is one of our mannequins in his #12daysofarchives

A desk toy in the archive office #Toys

Not really but school traditions held up by the XV. From The Meteor October 1897. rugbyschoolarchives.co.uk/PDFViewer/web/… #12DaysOfArchives

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We forgot to tell the story of The legend of the combat between Guy Earl of Warwick and the dun cow on Dunsmore Heath near Rugby. so our present to you ... Matthew Bloxam told the story in The Meteor…

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T W Jex-Blake with his. #12DaysOfArchives

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#ThenAndNow Thomas Arnold's desk in c1900 and 2022.

The School House dinning hall.

The Chemical Laboratory c1900

The Head Master's garden c1900

Masters and students in the Temple Speech Room. probably for King Edward VII's visit in 1909.