Always interested to read a more contemporary review of Arthur Conan Doyle's This one is from The Laurentian November 1899 a literary magazine edited by members of Rugby School.

#OnThisDay in 1967 Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh visited the school for the 400th anniversary celebrations. A copy of a film of the visit made by a master at the school can b…

We think that the illustration the View of Rugby School from the Northampton Road is now Hillmorton Road. Looks very different since Ackerman published The History of Rugby School in 1816. #LocalHist…

I am pretty sure that these rules from 1932 for riding a bicycle around the school were actually written to stop you using your bicycle. #ExploreYourArchive #transport

@OundleArchive I think I will have to get the rule books out to compare and see if I have one for 1980s. As it's also trying to workout the road layout in the 1930s.

We've been exploring photographs in the House collections. This one is the Tudor House Rackets Team 1913. #SportingHeritage #SportsHistory #SchoolArchives #SchoolHouses

Happy An image of the school's Art Museum in the early 1900s and one of the current museum.

While sorting through some boxes we found this image of a dormitory. #SchoolArchives

#OnThisDay in 1867 Albert Augustus David was born. He was an Anglican bishop and schoolmaster. Head Master of Rugby School from 1910-1921 (appointed 1909).

Our collections contain more than photographs for Whitelaw we have a box of memorabilia which includes pen nibs. #SchoolArchives

This is the death cart, it was used to carry players off the field if they were injured. #ExploreYourArchive #transport

@sps_kayton I haven't found a dragon or a basilisk but I have found a Griffin