(source : Frank Murphy)
'Playtime' at St Columba's 1955-58
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(source : Frank Murphy)
The Isle of Wight June 1958
Mike de Lacey is on the left and Jimmy Bingham is in there, somewhere.
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(source : Frank Murphy)
St Columba's v The Village 1957-58
Peter Hernon is in goal, about to stop a penalty shot.
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(source : Frank Murphy)
18-12-1957 : The foundations of what became the Recreation Room
(Copies of Frank's photossuch as
this onehave appeared on the website before)
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(source : Frank Murphy)
The foundations, once again
(L-R) : Bro David, Fr McKenna, Bro Nicholas, and Fr O'Donnell, Superior
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(source : Frank Murphy)
Fathers and students from St Columba's at Monteviot, 1955-57
Frank writes (24th July
2006) :
Dear Paul
I attended St. Columba's from 1955 to 1958. I originate from Bootle, Lancashire(Merseyside
now). Chris Benton and I left for St. Columba's in 1955.
Chris spent two years there and then went to The Priory, and I
followed the following year and stayed a year so I spent
a total of 4 years in the WF's.
I have seen some of my photos in other parts of the Gallery. I
took these with a Brownie 127. Trevor Robinson had bought a developing
tank, which I think cost his parents about £1 2s. 6d.!!
We developed these photos in the washroom outside the dorms. I
don't know what we used as a dark room.
Incidentally, Fr.Aucoin (we used to call him 'Pierre Aucoin
de la rue') taught Photography after supper in the study, to those
who were interested. Trev and I attended,and we really enjoyed
the lessons. Fr. Aucoin had a Leica camera.
Chris and I went to Monteviot a couple of years ago,and the owners
let us walk around the grounds it was very soggy! I remember
the building where I took the shot of eveyone sitting down, waiting
for the dance to start. I think that is Brian Stokes on
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(source : Frank Murphy)
Kelso House, St Columba's , 1957-58
(Copies of Frank's photossuch
as this onehave appeared on the website before)
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(source : Frank Murphy)
St Columba's Chapel, 1955-58
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