@OundleArchive We feel your pain, got this to look forward to.

@DCArchives @DulwichCollege Very interesting, last week I also came across our collection of books by and about Sir Pelham Warner on the Old Rugbeian Shelves.

M is for Michell House which has existed since 1841 and moved to it's current location in 1883. Here are a few of the items from Michell House archives. #ArchiveZ

@leics1975 Thanks Tim. I have to say that I was slightly confused by a fact sheet which had masters for this house before 1883 perhaps because the boys from the previous house moved to the new house …

@leics1975 Also just had a look at a list of Michell house Archives I found a few weeks ago (from 1977). Which has documents from 1862 but these must have come from the previous house perhaps with Gr…

@leics1975 Thank you, this is fabulous info I shall add this to the notes.

RT @UKNatArcEdu: The first two episodes of Time Travel Tots are out now! Join Emily & Dani the Storyteller as they delve into the records t…

Now that most of the listing is done I have the to have a more detailed look at handwriting in the collection. from a Poetry Prize Book and Manuscript written in the 1830s. #ExploreYourArchive

#OTD in 1930 the Old Rugbeians played against the Old Haileyburians. #sportshistory

N is for Natural History Collection which includes this Muskrat. #ArchiveZ

It's so we thought we would share two of the lions in our collection: a statue and a door knocker.

RT @HistEdSocUK: Take a look a the latest blog post on our website! Joanna Holmes writes about mid-Victorian teachers https://t.co/…

N is for Natural History Society. It's second meeting was reported in The Meteor in 1867. (12th April Issue). #ArchiveZ rugbyschoolarchives.co.uk/PDFViewer/web/…

I am of course referring to the Rugby School Natural History Society which covered many subjects not just animals, insects and fossils but railways and brass rubbings to.

Looking for what happened at Rugby School in the 1940s? Try searching past copies of The Meteor online rugbyschoolarchives.co.uk/default.aspx In August 1940 The Rugby Club's camped at.

O is for Old Big School #ArchiveZ

O is also for Old Quad #ArchiveZ

P is for plan (a detailed map) and here is one of the Close as it was in in 1749. #ArchiveZ

Happy Can you spot the dog in this drawing of Rugby School in the 1840s?

A fantastic image of a cross country run in 1902. #HBAHOutdoors

Looking forward to next months theme! #BehindTheScenes twitter.com/explorearchive…

Q is for Queen's visit and quatercentenary In 1967 Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visited Rugby School to open the Queen's gate the 400th anniversary of the school. #ArchiveZ

Another Queen who visited Rugby School was Queen Adelaide in 1839. This is the cap which was worn by the boys of Rugby School in a Rugby match which took place during her visit to the School. #Archiv…

Bigside Run September 1900 #ThrowbackThursday The Meteor rugbyschoolarchives.co.uk/PDFViewer/web/…