Items (26 total)
St Luke's College floodlit by the Exeter Gaslight and Coke Company
Black and white photograph of St Luke's College floodlit for the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on 12 May 1937.
The Gymnasium at the Exeter Diocesan Training College
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.
St Luke's College Orchestra (2nd Year)
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),…
Dining Hall at St Luke's College
Black and white photograph of students seated in the dining hall at St Luke's College
Colour lithograph of 'Exeter Diocesan School For the Training of National Schoolmasters'
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…
Postcard of the Exeter Diocesan Training College
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.…
St Luke's (Haighton) Library
Black and white photograph of the interior of Library on the St Luke's Campus. Students are studying at desks in the centre of the room.
The West End of the Chapel at the Exeter Diocesan Training College
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…
Study Bedroom in the Long Dormitory at the Exeter Diocesan Training College
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…
Dining Hall at the Exeter Diocesan Training College
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.
Lecture marking the merger of St Luke's College with the University of Exeter
Shows Professor Ted Wragg, Browne and unidentified individual
St Luke's College
Photograph of interior view of St Luke's Chapel.
St Luke's College
Photograph showing general view of Quad with tennis courts in use.
St Luke's College
Aerial view of St. Luke's campus, which was incorporated into the School of Education in 1978. St. Luke's campus opened in 1854 and there had always been a close relationship between the University and the College.
St Luke's College Harrier Team
St Luke's College Harrier Athletics Team, 1905. Winners of Exeter cross-country championships.
Hockey team, St Luke's College
Black and white photograph of 1950s men's hockey team, St Luke's College. Back row: M.G. Long; R.J. Walkey; A.H. Courtney. Middle row: L. Pomroy; G.D. Williams; B.S. Gregory; E.R.A. Alder; M.F.G. Le Blancq. Front row: F.R. Griffiths; M.F. Edwards;…
St Luke's College R.F.C. 1910-1911
Photograph of the 1910-1911 St Luke's College rugby team. Rev. R.H. Coachman (Principal), A.A. Welford, Esq. (Gen. Sports Sec.); F. Carter Esq. ( Referee); J. Webby (Secretary); C.A. Jervis; A.J. McLennan; E.H. Knapman; W.A. Andrews; H. Smith; W.…
Chapel of St Luke
Photograph of the Chapel of St Luke, Exeter
Swimming pool, St Luke's College
Black and white photograph of the indoor swimming pool at St Luke's College
North Cloister, St Luke's College
Black and white photograph of North Cloister, St Luke's College. The College merged with the University in October 1978. The earliest building on the site dates from 1885.