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This is one of the earliest maps in the College Archives and one of the most finely executed. It shows Brown Candover Manor and was drawn by Ralph Treswell, surveyor, in 1588. This land was acquired by the College in 1543. #ExploreYourArchives #EYA #EYAConnections

This map of Vernham Dean (referred to here by its former name Fernham Dean) dates from 1768. Winchester College acquired land here in the 1390s. Manor Farm in Vernham was let to Robert Scullard and this little plan shows the extent of the farm. Explore Your Archive #EYAConnections

To close off the Explore Your Archive February theme of #Connections, here's some WinColl pupils doing some adventurous gymnastics 😆 #ExploreYourArchives #EYA #Connections

To mark this month's Explore Your Archive theme of #Wildlife, we're sharing the seal of Robert Horne (Bishop of Winchester, 1561-1580), which depicts Jonah and the Whale 🐳 The seal is from a document dated 1574, relating to the vicarage of Andover.

📣 New event announcement! 🥳 On 24 May, join us for an evening of opera with Wild Arts, the critically-acclaimed opera touring company who are bringing their famous operatic show to Winchester for the first time. Find out more: winchestercollegeheritage.org/whats-on/wild-…

This Thursday is #SchoolArchivesDay, so to celebrate we'll be sharing photos from our archives throughout the week! Here's some of the Kingsgate Village and the streets surrounding Winchester College, including College Street, Kingsgate Street and the edge of Canon Steet.

Here are some more photos from our archives to mark #SchoolArchivesDay later this week! These are all photos of what is now called Flint Court, our main classroom area. When do you think these photos date from?🤔 #SchoolArchives #SchoolArchivesDay2026

Thanks to everyone who's celebrated #SchoolArchivesDay with us this week! 🎉 Here's one of the medieval rooms used to store some of our Archives, as it has done for over 600 years. Swipe to see what it looked like in 1999, shortly after our College Archivist started in post!

This month's Explore Your Archive theme is #Wildlife. We found these drawings of beasts in a document relating to Stoke Park in Hampshire, dated 1556 🐲 🐉

This doodle comes from a notions book kept by a boy called Charles Cresswell, a pupil here in 1857. We're sharing them to mark the Explore Your Archive March theme of #Wildlife.

To round off our contributions to this month's Explore Your Archive #Wildlife theme, we're sharing this decorative 'hot roll', which are team lists relating to Winchester College's own version of football. This one, for Commoner XV, dates from 1902.

We currently have two Easter-themed children's trails in our Treasury museum, running until 12th April 🐣 👉 For under-5s: A paper egg hunt around the museum 👉 For ages 5-11: An object-based trail that spells out the word EASTER Find out more: winchestercollegeheritage.org/whats-on/treas…

This month's Explore Your Archive theme is #Crime, so today we're exploring the story of the Fanstone Forgeries in our Archives. Read out blog post here: winchestercollegeheritage.org/news/uncategor…

Today we are celebrating what would have been Dr. Jennifer Gregory’s birthday. Jennifer taught Biology here from 1969-99 and was also Head of Biology for ten years. This is the microscope she used whilst at Oxford in the 1950s and here at Winchester for teaching.