Brochure detailing appeal for funds for War Memorial (Memorial Arch + fund for educating sons or daughters of OCs killed)Booklet notes that 'Out of a total of about 1,400 Old Boys who had left between the school' opening in 1923 and the end of the Second World War, no fewer than 930 are known to have served in HM Forces, and of these 135 gave their lives'. (4 copies)See BX06-20

Programme for Speech Day weekendOriginal donated for scanning by Mrs Upton, Widow of Robert Upton (C49)

Speech Day concertOriginal donated for scanning by Mrs Upton, Widow of Robert Upton (C49)

Milnes, Penn, Snow, Upton, Garland, Beeson,Wilson ?, Budd, ? WetherillOriginal donated for scanning by Mrs Upton, Widow of Robert Upton (C49)

Milnes, Hayes, Prynne, Daubenay, GreenwoodGarland, Beeson, Upton, Wilson, Wetherill  Hampel AkersOriginal donated for scanning by Mrs Upton, Widow of Robert Upton (C49)

Team includes 4 Canfordians:Colin Akers x Philip Daubenay x x x x x Douglas Upton, x Peter Wetherill x xOriginal donated for scanning by Mrs Upton, Widow of Robert Upton (C49)

Unbeaten in 2 years.Photo donated for scanning by Steve Ives

Transcript of speech that John Lever gave to OCs at the Gaudy for leavers 1975-1990. 19th September, 2009. In it, he asks some key questions to be addressed in the coming years. (Saved as Word doc. and as pdf)Handwritten version in BX72-12

Two page spread entitled From "Country Seat" to "Seat of Learning": A Historic Manor Becomes a New Public School. Pictures of: The Great Staircase; the Covered Tennis Court"; a south west view of the main building (with croquet hoops on sunken lawn); the Library (with billiard table); a view of the Grand Hall from the Vestibule; John of Gaunt's. Original is in BX02-05

From Illustrated London News of 5.5.1923Front vestibule, with view of Great HallSee also EL01389

From Illustrated London News of 5.5.1923

From Illustrated London News of 5.5.1923Also in first school prospectus