Founders’ Day at Harrow. School War Memorial Foundation Stone Laid by the Archbishop of Canterbury

Series

Series Name

Gaumont Graphic

Issue

Issue No.

1101

Date Released

10 Oct 1921

Stories in this Issue:

1. 1Founders’ Day at Harrow. School War Memorial Foundation Stone Laid by the Archbishop of Canterbury
2. 2The Tiger’s Statue. M Clemenceau, France’s Grand Old Man, Unveils Statue of Himself at Saint Hermine
3. 3Launch of the ‘Tuscania’. Lady Brocklebank Christens 16,700 Ton Anchor Liner at Fairfields Yard, Glasgow
4. 4Whitstable Oyster Feast. Lord Northbourne, Association of Men of Kent and Kentish Men, Presides at Annual Festival
5. 5'The Homecoming’. Victims of ZR2 (R38) Disaster Reach America
6. 6Nottingham Goose Fair (Annual Opening). This is the Oldest Fair of Its Kind in England

Story

Story No. within this Issue

1 / 6

Summary

Archbishop unveils commemorative tablet. Crowd of pupils and guests.

Keywords

Commemorations; Education and training; Ceremonies

Library number GR

5135

Length of story (in feet)

70

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