The Rugby Racket

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.

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.

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/…

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

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

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

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

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

@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 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 …