
My Location Log of our walk |

A "Leaf" on The Grove Open Space |

Mushrooms |

Looking back at Harrow from the Grove Open
Space |

St Mary's neglected graveyard |

On the Capital Ring Link |

St Mary's, altitude 124m |

Lamp |

Inside St Mary's |

Stained Glass |

The School War Memorial Building |

Harrow Old School |

"Obadiah Slope" |

Site of the Old Town Well, now a drinking
fountain. |

"Short Hill" to West Street |

The School Souvenirs Shop |

"The
Doll's House on the Hill" on the High Street for coffee |

Poem |

Screen? |

Window Table |

In the Gents |

Shops on the High Street |

The Gallery Cafe, High Street |

The restored "Kings Head
Gantry" Highest point on the Capital Ring. Was it a gibbet too? |

Henry VIII |

A thin house |

A plain wall |

"Coffee and Cocktails" |

The Castle pub |

Tudor buildings? |

West Street |

Ex Barn |

Not a pub now |

Map of our walk |

Lion |

The White Horse, a
Fullers pub, on Middle Road |

We had a very tasty lunch here |

The glass was really full! |

Ashtray? |

Blue House |
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Old Harrovian |

Queen Elizabeth I |

The Speech Room Tunnel |
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Reynolds? |

The Speech Room |

A Monitor |

King Charles Well |

Satellite view of Harrow School.
The School was founded
in 1572 by John Lyon under a Royal
Charter of Elizabeth I, |

Angela checks her list |

Name in the Brickwork
 |

Our guide points to the
fist name carved |

The Masters Desk |

Churchill family names |

From a Harry Potter film |

Robert Peel's name |

The Beating Stool |

"Assistant Master" |

Explaining the school boaters |

Birch and Cane no longer
used |

A Monitors seat |

A boarding house
opposite |

John Lyon's Arms |

The City of London 10
miles off on the horizon |

Jawaharlal Nehru portrait in the Speech Room |

Winston Churchill |

Robert Peel |

The Speech Room |

The Organ descends below the floor |

Astronomy & Geometry |

Steve listens to the story of the school |

The Ceiling |

The School's Multidenominational Chapel |

Glass |

The Choir |

The Altar |

Reredos |

The Virgin Mary |

John Lyon, school founder, and wife.
Childless, his money from a toll road helped fund the school |

The Organ |

A school boarding house |

The "Haven" a house for
boys having a hard time in their usual house |