Photo was owned by John Wren (gamekeeper to Lord Wimborne).Brass plate: "Presented to Canford by his son Arthur (Head Groundsman 1924 - 1968), Handwritten inscription on back: "Photograph approx 1890. Owned by John Wren (gamekeeper to Lord Wimborne). Presented by his son, Arthur, .5 December 1994." NB Incorrect to say that photo is from 1890: West Wing has its second storey, suggesting 1930s.

Dinner held on June 26th, 196514" x 10" mounted photo

Held on Saturday, 27th February, 1937 in Claridge's Hotel.In the Chair: The Rev. C.B. CanningPhoto is in protective cover. Includes insert which lists names of some of guests In box for Large Photographs

x2Includes what was originally the back cover of a framed photo which has the names of the guests on it. In box for Large Photographs

Part of series of photos taken either for prospectus or for 1963 Appeal brochure bt Photo-Reportage Ltd, 67 Endell Street, London WC2.

Part of series of photos taken either for prospectus or for 1963 Appeal brochure bt Photo-Reportage Ltd, 67 Endell Street, London WC2. Mark Rathbone write: This one shows my father's right hand bandaged up - it is hidden in the first one. He had had an operation to relieve a tightening tendon which was preventing him straightening one of his fingers. The view out of the window from this classroom, which is now a lab, shows the rather scruffy mower shed which I can remember being there, with a sight-screen on Mountjoy just visible in the background.

Wooden board (c75cm x c35cm) listing the captains of House riding and winners of the Individual Cup from 1930 - 38 (26 names). Small painting of the head of a grey horse above the names.

Wooden board that used to hang in the HM's lobby, listing all the HMs from 1923 - c2010 in gold paint. John Lever's leaving date not included so taken down before 2013.

John Phillips, Bishop of Portsmouth and Chairman of Governors, organised Christian summer camps at Canford. He is sitting six from the left in the front row. He was CoG throughout most of the 1960s and 70s but tis photo looks more 60s

Made of pine. Surface covered with twenty tiles of the Canford crest. Two loose tiles for replacement. Presumably made by a pupil. Unknown date.

Ornate wooden frame (c60 x 60cm) surrounding four photos and text on Canford' history. Photos are: the mill buildings in 1979; the mill in 1894; rowers at Henley; 1st XV v OCs in 1927. The display emphasises Canford's long history, back to Saxon times and is appears to aimed at prospective parents. It was put together c1983 as it talks of 'over the past 60 years Canford has...' and presumably hung where parents could see it.

'The Canford' hockey stick Used by Peter Skinner (F54); donated by John Skinner (F96)