Roger Palin (SH57)
EL00437
Ronnie Hampel (C50)
EL00438
Sports Hall
EL00439
Layard Theatre
EL00440
Layard Auditorium
EL00441
Marriotts House
EL00442
Bill Collins working on Pavilion Theatre
EL00445
From Canfordian, Winter 1966 Caption: Bill Collins at work on 'Comedy and Tragedy' . Bill Collins appears to have been a retired Canford plasterer
![](javascript:showFileModal("image", "EL00446t Noscoe Pavilion Theatre.jpg" , "Items", "129", "EL00446t Noscoe Pavilion Theatre")){kind=link}
Princess Margaret with Ian Wallace
EL00447
From Canfordian, Winter 1966 Caption: from left to right: Lady Juliet Smith, TEP Stevenson, HRH Princess Margaret, IA Wallace, Esq and the Bishop of Portsmouth
Princess Margaret
EL00448
From Canfordian, Winter 1966 Accompanying article describing visit
Building the Pavilion
EL00449
From Canfordian, Autumn 1966
Building the Pavilion 2
EL00450
From Canfordian, Autumn 1966
RH Brentley
EL00451
From Canfordian, Autumn 1966 On occasion of his retirement
Charles Beresford
EL00452
From Canfordian, Autumn 1966 On occasion of his retirement
Great Hall 1926
EL00455
Great Hall 1
EL00456
Great Hall 2
EL00457
![](javascript:showFileModal("image", "EL00458t Great Hall 3.jpg" , "Items", "38", "EL00458t Great Hall 3")){kind=link}
Great Hall 5
EL00459
Great Hall 5
EL00460
Main Drive
EL00461
from a booklet of postcards
Lodge Gate
EL00462
from a booklet of postcards ('Entrance Arch' 'Bursar's Arch)
South Front
EL00463
from a booklet of postcards
John o' Gaunt's
EL00464
from a booklet of postcards
School from River
EL00465
from a booklet of postcards
Court House
EL00466
from a booklet of postcards
Long Gallery
EL00467
Tennis Court
EL00470
This photo appeared in The Illustrated London News, 5th May 1923
Great Staircase
EL00471
Hatch Hole
EL00472
with Bursar's Arch in background
Blue Gates
EL00473
with unidentified motor cyclist coming out
Speech Day 1932
EL00474
John. Treffry (C34) receiving his Spurs from the Duke of Kent on Speech Day in 1932, ôin recognition of his service to School ridingö. 76 years later, a sprightly John, living in Bodmin, still has the spurs.
J.E. Treffrey on Speech Day 1932
EL00475
Lib/School/1930s
Court House
EL00476
building