This year, we are celebrating the 150th anniversary of rowing at St. Paul’s School. We hope you have a chance this term to swing by Ohrstrom Library to see our exhibit 150 Years of Rowing at St. Paul’s School. If … Continued
Student publications have a long history at St. Paul’s School. They are interesting to study, as they give us a glimpse into different communities at SPS, and how they helped shape the School’s history. We have copies of newsletters representing … Continued
One of the things I like most about being an archivist is the feeling of excitement and discovery when I find something interesting, important, or fun in the records. That happened recently and was the inspiration for our current library … Continued
The Shattuck crew team of 1911 on the boathouse dock with Long Pond behind them. SPS Alums everywhere are dusting off their old crew blazers in preparation for Anniversary Weekend – only two weeks away!
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Here is a cabinet card portrait of William Dwight Chandler, a St. Paul’s School student from 1875-1881, for #throwbackthursday . A few years after graduating he became the publisher of the Concord Monitor and later in life was the Postmaster of Concord, NH. He is shown here with his high wheel bicycle – a very popular item at SPS during that time.
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