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  • Originally known as School House, the building was constructed in 1911 and stands as Appleby's oldest building and served as the main school building that included a residence, classrooms, reading room and a dining room. The building architects were Peden and McLaren of Montreal and the contractors were Byers and Anglin of Montreal. The building was renamed in 1949, followign the death of Thomas B. Colley, its housemaster and a teacher of Classics at Appleby for 35 years. It is now a residence for boys.

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          AV-26 - Part 3: Appleby School Travel Club 1932 European Tour and scenes around campus
          AV-26 - Part 3: Appleby School Travel Club 1932 European Tour and scenes around campus
          F08-AV-26-03 · Part · 1932
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          Item consists of Part 3 of AV-26: Appleby School Travel Club European Tour and scenes around campus. It includes continued siteseeing in Germany, Switzerland and Paris, France where many of the famous landmarks are shown.

          This video also includes about 5 minutes of footage of the Appleby College campus and shows Colley House and Powell's House residences, the chapel and tennis courts, the Headmaster's residence, the cricket team and physical training class, football practice as well as panoramic views of the campus.