Essential on the way to work? (When it's sunny of course). #Archive30

#ArchiveInclusion is about making sure that our archive is accessible. If you have a research topic you are exploring or a query we might be able to help you with then why not get in touch with us vi…

Rugby School was founded by Lawrence Sheriff's will in 1567. This contemporary copy of the will is one of the oldest documents in the collection relating to the history of the School. #WhereYouStarte…

One of our largest is the Death Cart which is on display in the Museum. When boys were injured on the football (Rugby) field it was used to carry them off to the Sanatorium. It was used up until the …

#ArchiveOutreach This year we have loaned two items to Museums for their exhibitions. @DesignMuseum have the nine caps artwork and @RugbyGallery have a piece of stained glass. #ArchiveObject #Designi…

#Archive30 here are some of our on display in our Museum representing: Cross Country, Fives, Cricket, Rugby and Rackets.

#ArchivePeople The first curator of the Art Museum was Thomas Mitchener Lindsay, Teacher of Drawing. He taught at the School from 1880-1907. As well as still holding some of the objects he would have…

A mini Cassette Tape, hopefully one day we will find out what is on it. #Archive30

#SomethingNew (recently rediscovered) Printing blocks for The Meteor and photographs of a sports day event. #Archive30

A photograph of T W Jex-Blake and family, 1863, when he was an Assistant Master at Rugby School and House Master of the house which is now named Kilbracken. He then went on to be Principal of Chelten…

A photograph of cricket being played on New Bigside in 1865. School Filed and the Rackets Courts can be seen in the background.

@DCArchives Unfortunately there is no provenance with this photograph to tells us why the image was taken in this way.