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Rev Richard Michell
The Reverend Richard Michell, English churchman and academic. He became the first principal of Hertford College, Oxford, in 1874 Date: 1805 - 1877

Paris, France - College d Harcourt. Date: 1675

Paris, France - Palais de l Institut. Date: 1860

Suffragette Dog Home from College. A dog in a mortar board apparetly Just Home from College declares her support for the cause. Date: circa 1909

Boy scouts, Canton Christian College, China
Group photo of boy scouts from the Canton Christian College, China. Date: 20th century

Paris, France - Facade de la Chapelle du College Grandmont. It was built under the reign of Louis XV. Date: 1898

Paris, France - College de Montaigu. Date: circa 1789

Paris, France - College des Quatre Nations. Date: circa 1800

Paris, France - College Henri IV. Date: circa 1850

Paris, France - College Louis-le-Grand. Date: circa 1789

Paris, France - College Chaptal. Date: 1869

Paris, France - Destruction of Old College of Cluny. Date: 1860

AFS regional training exercise, Wymondham College
AFS regional training exercise in Norfolk, 10-11 September 1955. Showing the Column Commander briefing the Company Commander

Trent Park Teacher Training College, North London (later part of Middlesex University). Being remote from road access and water supply

John More, clergyman and cartographer
John More (?-1592), Fellow of Christs College, Cambridge, minister of St Andrews Church, Norwich, and cartographer. He worked for many years on a map of Canaan, based on biblical research

St Georges College Scout Troop, Kingston, Jamaica
Group photo, St Georges College Scout Troop, Kingston, Jamaica. They were the winners of McGraths Cup, the Commissioners Cup and the Victoria League Flag in 1915. Date: 1915

German for Military Students - WWI era
Book entitled German for Military Students by F. G. Zimmerman, M.A. Professor of German at the Royal Military College and Late Professor of German at the Staff College, Camberley. Second Edition

Scouts cooking in South Australia
Three Scouting Pack Leaders of the First College Park Group, South Australia, functioning as cooks for a Commissioners Weekend course held at Glenalta, Sterling, 9-10 June 1934. Date: 1934

Mr. Arthur Lionel Pugh Norrington, by Stephen Ward, 1961
Mr. Arthur Lionel Pugh Norrington, Vice-chancellor of Oxford University, and President of Trinity College. Norrington honed the Norrington Table

Lord Adrian, as sketched by Stephen Ward, 1961
Edgar Adrian, 1st Baron Adrian, (1889-1977), Master of Trinity College, and Vice Chancellor of Cambridge University(1957-59), as drawn from life by Stephen Ward

Scouts of the 4th Calcutta Troop, India
Scouts of the 4th Calcutta (Armenian College) Troop, India, doing physical drill

Gymnasium Lord Mayor Treolars Home, Alton, Hampshire
Inmates exercising in the gymnasium at Lord Mayor Treolar Cripples Home and College, Alton. Some have crutches laid on the floor next to them. Date: Date unknown

Jan Baptista de Bisthoven, SJ
Joannes (Jan) Baptista de Bisthoven, SJ (1603-1655), Jesuit missionary and college rector from Antwerp, Belgium

Queen Mary with Prince Henry as a cadet, 1918
Queen Mary, wife of King George V, pictured with her third son, Prince Henry, later Duke of Gloucester (1900-1974) attending a sports day at the Royal Military College at Camberley where he was a

George Budd, English physician
George Budd (1808-1882), English physician, professor of medicine at Kings College Hospital. He gave his name to Budds cirrhosis and Budd-Chiari syndrome. Date: 1848

Members of the Cho Oyu expedition, Nepal. (L. to R.) standing: Mr R. G. College; Mr E. Hillary; Mr E Shipton; Dr. L.G.C. Pugh; Mr H. E. Riddiford; Mr G. Lowe. sitting: Mr C.H. Secord; Mr R.C

Marlborough College boys making hay, WW1
Three of the three hundred older boys from Marlborough College in Wiltshire helping in the hayfields during the First World War. Date: 1916

Eton College Sports including Prince Henry
Sports at Eton College in 1916. In the bottom left and bottom middle pictures is Prince Henry (later Duke of Gloucester), climbing out of the water jump in the steeplechase

Eton boys helping with army stores, WW1
Eton College boys helping to unload war stores at Didcot Junction, forgoing their usual sport in order to help out. On the left is Prince Henry, the future Duke of Gloucester

Queen Mary & Prince Henry at Royal Military College, Camberl
Queen Mary pictured with her third son, Prince Henry, later Duke of Gloucester at the Royal Military College, Camberley, Surrey where the latter was a cadet. Date: 1918

La Martiniere College, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India. It is named after its founder, Major General Claude Martin. Date: circa 1890s

Trench Cooking for Women
Cookery lessons in a trench dug-out - a special feature at Kings College for Women, London, as training for nurses leaving for the front. Date: 1915

Suggested site for London University
A suggested site for London University: how another fine building might be placed next to the new LCC Hall (later known as County Hall)

Stockwell College Girls / St Elizabeths Home, Clapham
Girls from Stockwell College present Christmas stockings to children from the St Elizabeths Receiving Home, Clapham. The home was established by the Waifs

Proclamation of date of the Coronation, 1952
The Garter Principal King at Arms from the College of Arms, proclaims the date of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II as 2 June 1953 at Stable Yard, St. Jamess Palace

Corpus Christi College Chapel, Oxford
The interior of Corpus Christi College chapel, Oxford. Contrary to the information printed on this postcard, the college was founded in 1517

Corpus Christi College Library, Oxford
The interior of Corpus Christi College library, Oxford. Contrary to the information printed on this postcard, the college was founded in 1517

Land girls in training 1939
Ploughing theory is studied by means of using model plough on a tray of sand. This class of studies were at an argricultural college in kent

Silhouette of Professor William Walker ARCA (Associate of the Royal College of Art). Date: 20th century

The arms of Corpus Christi College, Oxford University. The " pelican in her piety" forms the personal coat of arms of Richard Foxe, Bishop of Winchester and founder of the college

Elisabeth Scott (1898 - 1972)
Elisabeth Scott, architect, pictured at the time of the opening of the Fawcett building at Newnham College, Cambridge, a project on which she worked

Immaculate Heart College, Hollywood, California, USA. Date: circa 1920

Corpus Christi College and Merton Tower, Oxford
Oxford: Merton College Tower viewed from the street, with Corpus Christi College in the foreground. Date: 1920s

Corpus Christi College Quad and sundial, Oxford
Oxford: the entrance and quad of Corpus Christi College, with the sun dial, adorned with a pelican, the symbol of the college, in the foreground

St Williams College, York - a fine example of a tudor building. Date: 1924

Heralds College, The Hall, 1808
The Hall of The Heralds College, or College of Arms, pictured in 1808. Date: 1808

English public schoolboys at Bisley
Boys from Harrow School and University College firing at 500 yards as volunteer marksmen at Bisley. The National Rifle Association was established in 1860 to encourage

Sir George Grove, Vanity Fair, Spy
SIR GEORGE GROVE (1820-1900) English writer on music, immortalised in the title of Groves Dictionary of Music and Musicians. Appointed as the first director of the Royal College of Music in 1882

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