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Documents pertaining to the School's Quatercentenary service at Westminster Abbey in 1960
Item · 11/11/1960
Part of Westminster School's Archive and Collections

One folder of documents pertaining to the visit of Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh for the Quartcentenary of Westminster School 11th November 1960. Including one printed order of service from Westminster Abbey, two tickets the the Abbey service, and one booklet of fixtures of Quatercentenary events.

 Hove Shirley Press
Documents relating to the Service of Thanksgiving for Andrew Lang Cryer
GB 2014 WS-02-ABY-03-1995/3 · File · 23/02/1995
Part of Westminster School's Archive and Collections

Documents relating to the 23rd February 1995 Service of Thanksgiving for the Life of Andrew Lang Cryer (1982-1994), pupil at Westminster Under School, held in St Stephen with St John, Westminster. Including:

  • Order of service
  • Running order
  • Short stories by Andrew Lang Cryer
  • Memories of Andrew Lang Cryer from school community
Domed Ceiling in Busby Library
Domed Ceiling in Busby Library
GB 2014 WS-02-POS-01-10 · Item · c.1911
Part of Westminster School's Archive and Collections

One copy annotated by R.S. Chalk on reverse, as follows:
'R.S.C. Memories 1922-1924
The destruction of this superb ceiling (I believe by an H.E. bomb earlier in the Blitz than the gutting of School) was a calamity indeed.
It was a great relief to O. WW once of the VII to know that it was so expertly replaced after the War- its moulding including the Redstart which had nested in the ruins during the Exile.
I sat under this ceiling for my two years in the VII 1922-1924 and (with many another) frequently admired its beauty.
The details of the moulding were so delicate and detailed that we were of opinion (I think wrongly) that it could not be plaster- work, but must be wood-carving white washed over.
The VII Form Room was also used out of School for meetings of Deb. Soc, but I think for no other recreational purpose. Also, on rare occasions, by the School Monitors in trying a case referred to them by the H.M.'