Sepia toned photograph postcard of the Gymansium at the Exeter Diocesan Training College, a teacher training college in Exeter, which was renamed St Luke's College in 1930. The gymnasium was converted into the Library in 1961.
Black and white formal group photograph of an orchestra outside St Luke's College. Names on the reverse side include: Perry, H. Parsons, S.D. Wykes, G.W.R. Knepp, E. Raine, U.H. Peart, J.F. Turton, Parrott, Rev. R.C. Collins (Principal 1914-1941),…
Black and white aerial photograph showing early campus development. Completed buildings include Washington Singer (completed in 1931) and the Roborough Library (completed in 1939). The Hatherley Laboratories are under construction. The foundation…
This hand-coloured lithograph was printed by William Spreat in c 1854 and shows the Exeter Diocesan School, which was renamed St Luke's College in 1930. Having started life as a as a teacher training college in the Cathedral Close, the training…
Colour postcard of the front of the Exeter Diocesan Training College, a teacher training college in Exeter, which was renamed St Luke's College in 1930. Includes a message on the reverse side from a student named Geoffrey Aldworth to Miss G.…
Sepia toned photograph postcard of the West End of the Chapel at Exeter Diocesan Training College, a teacher training college in Exeter, which was renamed St Luke's College in 1930. The Chapel was built in 1896. It suffered a direct hit from a bomb…
Sepia toned photograph postcard of a study bedroom in the Long Dormitory at the Exeter Diocesan Training College, a teacher training college in Exeter, which was renamed St Luke's College in 1930. Includes a message from a student on the reverse…
Sepia toned photograph postcard of the dining hall at the Exeter Diocesan Training College, a teacher training college in Exeter, which was renamed St Luke's College in 1930. Students or lecturers are lined up at the far end of the hall.
Photograph of the Chemistry Building. A handwritten note on the reverse side reads:
'Chemistry Building: Completed 1965
Architects Sir Basil Spence, Bonnington & Collins
Cost: £800,000
Physics Building under construction in the background'.
Three black and white photographs mounted on a black photograph album page. The photograph on the left shows Jack Clemo holding a copy of 'The Invading Gospel' and is captioned 'Goonamarris September 1959'. The photograph in the centre shows Clemo…
Black and white photograph of Jack Clemo standing outdoors, running his finger over an opened page of a Braille edition of 'Confession of a Rebel'. From a photograph album. Jack Clemo learnt Braille in c 1964.
Black and white photograph of Jack and Ruth Clemo with family and friends who attended their wedding, including the Cornish poet Jack Clemo. They are standing outside Goonamarris cottage, where Clemo had lived for his entire life until 1977. From a…