Showing 24 results

Archival description
Studd, Sir John Edward Kynaston, 1st Bt, (1858-1944), President of the Regent Street Polytechnic With digital objects
Print preview
Card view Table view
Signature of Edward, Prince of Wales and newspaper report of his visit to the Polytechnic
Signature of Edward, Prince of Wales and newspaper report of his visit to the Polytechnic
PBC/5/4 · Item · Dec 1922
Part of Polytechnic Boxing Club
Mounted signatures of HRH Edward, Prince of Wales, JEK Studd and Capt the Hon Bruce Ogilvy, MC on the occasion of their visit to the Polytechnic Boxing Club on Tuesday 12 December 1922. A newspaper report from 'The Referee' dated December 17 1922 is mounted below, giving details of the Prince's tour round the Regent Street building and his visit to the Boxing Club in the gymnasium.
[page 5] One photograph: dinner; Regent Street Polytechnic; Sir Kynaston Studd; W R Applegarth; J M Andrew
[page 5] One photograph: dinner; Regent Street Polytechnic; Sir Kynaston Studd; W R Applegarth; J M Andrew
PHA/8/1/1/6 · Part · 913
Part of Polytechnic Harriers Athletic Club
1. Photograph of a dinner function of the Polytechnic Harriers. Sir Kynaston Studd, Vice President 1885-1903 and President 1903-1929, is seen standing and W R Applegarth is sitting to his left. The Hon Club Secretary J M Andrew can also be seen front left. 250x180. [The annual Harriers dinner was booked for 27 March 1912 and 7 May 1913 in the Restaurant Frascatti. The Restaurant Frascatti was used by other clubs and the Polytechnic Football Club dinner was held there on 29 March 1912]
Photograph: Little Titchfield Street Opening: arrival of HM The Queen
Photograph: Little Titchfield Street Opening: arrival of HM The Queen
RSP/7/d/86 · Item · 10 Oct 1929
Part of Regent Street Polytechnic

Photograph of Her Majesty The Queen Mary being met by Sir Kynaston Studd as she leaves her car, with a row of policemen in the background.Labelled on reverse 'The Queen opens new Polytechnic Extension 10.10. 29. HM The Queen performed the opening of the new Great Portland Street extension of the Regent Street Polytechnic. O.P.S. HM The Queen photographed on her arrival to perform the opening. The Lord Mayor of London can be seen in the picture. R. Keystone'.

Also annotated 'Sir Samuel Joseph (on left) mayor of Marylebone - later Lord Mayor of London (1933-1934).