#Archive30 day 10 Something to keep your in a tuck box

We have lots of objects in our collection. Here is one of our OR Society Tin Trunks. #Archive30

Some of our collections were originally owned and collected by Matthew Bloxam he is remembered as an antiquarian on Rugby and the surrounding area. #Archive30

RT @RugbyGallery: Today is the anniversary of the first ground test of the jet engine at the British Thomson-Houston Works Rugby1937. Whitt…

#Archive 30 Day 13 Here are some images of Rugby School's for you to enjoy. If you like to search documents check out our digital archive online rugbyschoolarchives.co.uk or get in touch with our enq…

@CasparHobbs @MACEarchive Not at the moment but you can contact our enquiry service for more information rugbyschoolarchives.co.uk

#Archive30 For this we thought we'd share this lovely image of the Chapel and the close.

Today is day 15 of so here is a few Rugby Football images. #Sport

At one time parts of the collections we hold today were kept in the Art Museum. #Archive30

#Archive30 day 19 We couldn't get into this safe to find out what was inside so we had to call a locksmith in.

Prince Alemayehu or Alamayou of Ethiopia attended Rugby School from1875 (he moved there as Thomas Jex-Blake became Headmaster). This is his Memorial Stone #Archive30

#Archive30 Old Office v New Office

#Archive30 day 26 Just look at these! need I say more?

#WhyArchives We help the school to remember its past, support the work it does today and look to the future. #Archive30

B is for Butterfield, his Chapel was concecrated in 1872. When the Chapel was renovated in 1960 the mosaics were removed (we don't know why) The School retained the cross from the centre of the rered…

RT @ARALearning: Does anyone have any educational resources about animals? twitter.com/explorearchive…

Following Tuesday's Tweet on Butterfield's Chapel we are trying to locate the mosaics which are no longer with the School. This includes the four Evangelists and prophets, saints and fathers of the C…

#ExploreYourArchive we certainly have. Here are some birds from our Natural History Collection perfect for todays topic. (can you spot the other animal hanging out with these birds?)

Thought we might join in with some of our

@OundleArchive Perhaps we need to come up with our own School Archives version

RT @ARAUK_IE: This month @archivehour will be hosted by the Archives for Learning and Education Section @ARALearning. Join in…

@OundleArchive Yes! We could do popular school trends through the years, with a different theme each week. Perhaps something to post on SARA next week to get ideas.

#ArchiveZ week 3 it's C for Clara in Blunderland I wonder what novel it's meant to be a parody of? #AliceInWonderland

C is also for the Centenary of Rugby Football and Centenary Match which took place on 1st November 1923.