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Provost Murrays Tomb (1624) at the East End of Chapel, 1926

Provost Murrays Tomb (1624) at the East End of Chapel, 1926


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Provost Murrays Tomb (1624) at the East End of Chapel, 1926

Provost Murrays Tomb (1624) at the East End of Chapel, 1926. Eton College is a boarding independent school for boys in Eton, Berkshire, near Windsor, founded in 1440 by King Henry VI. Thomas Murray (1564-1623) was a Scottish courtier and at the end of his life, Provost of Eton. From Eton College by Christopher Hussey. [Country Life, London, 1926]

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Berkshire Boarding School Chapel Christopher Christopher Hussey College Commemoration Commemorative Eton Eton College Hussey Marble Memorial Murray Private School School Mausoleum


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This print captures the solemn beauty of Provost Murray's Tomb at Eton College in 1926. The tomb, dating back to 1624, stands proudly at the east end of the chapel, serving as a poignant reminder of Thomas Murray's legacy. Thomas Murray was not only a Scottish courtier but also held the esteemed position of Provost of Eton during his final years. This prestigious boarding independent school for boys was founded by King Henry VI in 1440 and continues to shape young minds today. The marble mausoleum exudes an air of reverence and commemoration, symbolizing both religious devotion and educational excellence. Its location within the chapel speaks volumes about its significance within the college community. As we gaze upon this monochrome image from nearly a century ago, we are transported back to a time when British education intertwined with Christian values. It is a testament to Eton College's rich history and its commitment to nurturing young minds in an environment steeped in tradition. This photograph serves as more than just a visual record; it encapsulates an era where private schools like Eton played pivotal roles in shaping future leaders. With every intricate detail captured by Christopher Hussey’s lens, we are reminded that even centuries-old tombs can hold profound meaning for generations to come.

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