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Whitgift School
South Croydon, England
Whitgift School is an independent day school for boys founded by John Whitgift, Archbishop of Canterbury in 1596. It is owned by the Whitgift Foundation, an educational charity, in company with two ot ...More
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Dave, Dom and Rich at Dom's Stag weekend. The hotel welcome board got edited. 1993.
Dave, Dom and Rich at Dom's Stag weekend. The...
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Dom and Matt 1986. They don't make them that strong anymore.
Dom and Matt 1986. They don't make them that...
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Matt Arris, Nige Fox and Si Byrne. Sharing a sausage roll after Adventurous Training in Cairngorms 1985.
Matt Arris, Nige Fox and Si Byrne. Sharing a...
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Brodie's House circa 1988. House Master Mr. Fladgate (Second row centre).
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The Whitgift School Model Railway Society 1958/59.
Mr Bell at the front - but I can only remember one...
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Chess team c.1966 (l. to r.) Gilliam, Jackson, Martin, Abakuks, Mascall Left to right, Clive Gilliam, Jackson, Martin, Andris Abakuks, Richard Mascall
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Chess team, c. 1965 - Back Row - Jackson, ?, Mascall Front row Murch, Murch, Martin Standing, left to right, Jackson, ?, Richard Mascall Seated, left to right, Murch, Murch, Martin
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Chess team c. 1963 Standing, left to right, Philip North, Paul Tuddenham, Mr Russell, Hilary Richards, Nigel May Seated, left to right, Murch, Andris Abakuks, Richard Mascall
Chess team c. 1963 Standing, left to right,...
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Whitgift Junior School in about 1963 (I'm 6th from left on the top row)
Whitgift Junior School in about 1963 (I'm 6th from...
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The QUAD - when there where just Peacock and Peahens
The QUAD - when there where just Peacock and...
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A set in the old drama studio - can anyone remeber which play/production this was for. The studio is now a "study" centre
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