The Rugby Racket

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

@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.

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

#OTD in 1950 Whitelaw House held a reunion dinner for Old Rugbeians.

In July 1970 Rugby School's CCF went on summer camp with The 17TH/21ST Lancers to Munster. You can find more stories like this in copies of The Meteor 1867-2018 here rugbyschoolarchives.co.uk/authent…

L is for Languages These exercise books which I listed in a previous week contain and. #Classics #ArchiveZ

RT @Carthusiana: Copies of my first book ‘Rugbeians in the Great War’ are still available online here: rugbeiansinthegreatwar.com/shop. Have a look…

#OnThisDay in 1960 Rugby School's Orchestra performed Mozart's Overture.

@ARAArchMus Always looking for a chance to link Doctor Who or Sherlock Holmes to Archives. Thank you, I spend most of my time in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries but sometimes go back further. …

Today's find on these shelves, part of the Rugby School Natural History Society Collection.

Working in archives is like having your own. Today I'll be traveling through the history of our society's and sport's teams. #ExploreYourArchive

Rupert Brooke was also a student at Rugby School. twitter.com/ARALearning/st…