Our education sessions are free and activity based. Led by our Education Officer, students use a variety of objects, documents and images to discover more about their topic.
RT @EtonCollMuseums: The official daffodil month! February opening times for our museums and also the Verey Gallery 🌼 https://t.co/9DpjCQxn…
RT @LangleyHeritage: ‘What was the greatest achievement of Ancient Civilizations?’ Our children explored the Museum of Antiquities @EtonCol…
RT @EtonCollLibrary: A fun blog post on medieval odd-looking creatures to kick off the year💪 https://t.co/HsP8cL25dd
@GaryLoveHistory @MaryIeboner @EtonCollLibrary We don’t have evidence that Eton College awarded the medals (and an award for regular attendance at a boarding school seems a bit odd). Maybe the company used the image of Eton as a well known school. The company produced many other medals, for good conduct, maths, reading, etc
@GaryLoveHistory @MaryIeboner @EtonCollLibrary ESA predominately made furniture, but also globes, inkwells, floor-standing abacus, lab equipment, stationery, books and medals. They sold their wares through trade catalogues.