Caption: 10 days before its destruction in 1963Caption by Tim Hooker: On extreme northern boundary of Golf Course. Only the burnt out shell and a few large limbs remain on the ground - 1991. The oak (W4 91) is a seedling planted by Moira Baker in 1973 from acorns collected from the Mountjoy oak.From Scapbook that came from Grounds Department. Compiled by WS Strain (?) with further annotations by Tim Hooker See BX02-17

Caption: This photo was taken in the later Forties by W.S. StrainCaption by Tim Hooker: On extreme northern boundary of Golf Course. Only the burnt out shell and a few large limbs remain on the ground - 1991. The oak (W4 91) is a seedling planted by Moira Baker in 1973 from acorns collected from the Mountjoy oak.From Scapbook that came from Grounds Department. Compiled by WS Strain (?) with further annotations by Tim Hooker See BX02-17

Caption: This photo was taken in the later Forties by W.S. StrainCaption by Tim Hooker: On extreme northern boundary of Golf Course. Only the burnt out shell and a few large limbs remain on the ground - 1991. The oak (W4 91) is a seedling planted by Moira Baker in 1973 from acorns collected from the Mountjoy oak.From Scapbook that came from Grounds Department. Compiled by WS Strain (?) with further annotations by Tim Hooker See BX02-17

Original in archive

End of year projects with Lower Sixth collaborating wtih Fourth Formers and Shells in projects that were performed / displayed on Speech Day

End of year projects with Lower Sixth collaborating wtih Fourth Formers and Shells in projects that were performed / displayed on Speech Day

End of year projects with Lower Sixth collaborating wtih Fourth Formers and Shells in projects that were performed / displayed on Speech Day

End of year projects with Lower Sixth collaborating wtih Fourth Formers and Shells in projects that were performed / displayed on Speech Day

Programme of play in honour of JS Macnutt when he retired (RJK: dates don't fit) Programme done by Mr Benson 'and myself' (Bell?) 'for the first Munjichaps show to raise funds for the proposed golf course' Actually the fourth Munjichaps show.. Includes two photographs (EL02508 and EL02509 ) and a plan for the Golf course (EL02510). See BX20-52 for original

Programme of play in honour of JS Macnutt when he retired Programme done by Mr Benson 'and myself' (Bell?) 'for the first Munjichaps show to raise funds for the proposed golf course' Actually the the fourth Munjichaps show.. Includes two photographs (EL02508 and EL02509 ) and a plan for the Golf course (EL02510). See BX20-52 for original

Aerial view from the south west in about 1938. In the immediate foreground is Farm Cottage, with the original Court House alongside and its extension behind. To the left of Court House is the Royal Tennis Court, with the former groundsmen's yard. Left again are the Master's Cottages and then the thatch of Chancellor's, now no more, and 21/2.2. Canford Magna, fronting the village street. In the middle ground, amidst the trees, is the Headmaster's House, overlooking Higher Park, with (top right) Southmead. In the background

From Canfordian