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Welcome
to the Belmont Abbey School Memorabilia site. ©
2009
Belmont Abbey School
closed in 1994. Here
is what has been gathered together from many sources over the last couple
of years of our days at Belmont Abbey School. More
items are added as they arrive, so please get those old photos,
Belmont magazines and suchlike down from the attic, and send them over. Click here to email
us
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"The past is a foreign
country: they do things differently
there." L.P. Hartley
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This
site is quite big, there are hundreds of pages, keep going, or use the
search facility.
Links
are everywhere, keep clicking, use your back button to
return
to get back to the main page. Oh,
and the faster your broadband
speed the better..and if you wonder why the site
is in dark blue and maroon, well those were the school colours in our
day... Whatever, have fun, download by all means, and
do stay in touch.
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"I
was so much older then, I'm younger than
that now..." Bob Dylan
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Special
thanks to
Sean Tyler, Rich Foster,
Tif and Jenny Harris nee
Ball for loads of new photos from '74-'76, to Ben
Boutin, Graham
Boyd for his pics of Alderwasley Hall
1970, and Belmont
1975. To Nick
Briggs '62-' 66 for comments
on the long forgotten three weekly periods!
To
Edward
P Harding, Geoff Garvey,
Richard
Jolley, Peter Riches,
John Fenner, Mark
Wake, Ray Murtagh, Stuart
Stafford, Phil Taylor, Mark Wake, Israel
Noko, Philomena Hearn
nee Preston, D. Mark Jabale, D. Alan Rees, Frank
Grimmer, Tony Dinwiddy,
Richard
Beith 51-55 ,
Denise
Swart,
Richard
and Anne Griffiths Tim
Howell and James Wood for their support and for sending in their
photos.
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LINKS
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Link
to Belmont Abbey
Link
to Belmont Association BB
Link
to the Belmont Association Site
Friends
Reunited Site
RETURN
TO MAIN LINKS
CASTLE
HILL BOOKS They sometimes have
copies of 'The History of Belmont Abbey'
for sale.
Before
you go please sign in to
the Memorabilia site guestbook
Click
here to view the guestbook
Here
are the old entries from the first two years of the Memorabilia site Guest
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"It
has all been very worthwhile..." D. Christopher 1994
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Hope you have enjoyed the trip, and please help this history
site to grow! There are gaps: Up to 1939, the late sixties, early seventies,
late seventies to the closure in 1994. So it's off up to the attic to dig out any photos, play bills,
programmes, sports
memorabilia, anything interesting, even slides and negatives.
Peace Tony Aitken, Cantilupe, September 1959 to July
1964.
©
2009
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