Oakham, Church Interior 1927
Photo ref:
80291
Photo ref:
80291
More about this scene
This view looks into the Trinity Chapel, with the tomb of a wool merchant on the right. On the left, a curtain covers the north door. The same radiators are in use to-day. Looking diagonally right, there is a good view of the organ pipes in the Lady Chapel, beyond the chancel. Note the intricate carving on the capitals.
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A Selection of Memories from Oakham
For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from Oakham
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I went to Oakham in 1952'first to Junior House (now Chapmans) under Geoff Liebert and then from 1955 to 1959 in School House under John Moore.We lived in Wilmslow and I travelled to and from by train from Manchester. They were happy days and seeing all the photos of Oakham brought back many happy memories of the time I spent at Oakham. Richard Higgs Brisbane Australia.
Not 100% sure if it was 1966 or 67, but I do remember that the castle roof was covered with a tarp for quite some time after lightening hit the castle during a storm.
I remember the Queen's visit to Rutland in this year. I remember all the children from the local schools forming the shape of a horseshoe in a field/park? and the Queen being driven around the horseshoe waving to us all.
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