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Item is a mounted photograph of the 1912-1913 school prefects.

Item is a mounted photograph of the 1912-1913 First Hockey team. The team jerseys show the first school crest.

Item is a mounted photograph of the 1913 Prefects.

Item is a photograph of Aubrey Turquand leading in the Open Hurdle race on Sports Day.

Item is a photograph of Aubrey de V.A. Turquard receiving the Victor Ludorum cup from Sir Edmund Walker alongside Headmaster John Guest.

Item is a photograph of what is believed to be the 1913-14 school class at the annual Prizegiving ceremony.

Item is a photograph of Aubrey Turquand crossing the finish line for the quarter mile open footrace on Sports Day.

Item consists of a black and white photograph of the Appleby School Dramatic Club 1913 performance of 'Ici on Parle Francais'. The students are in costume and acting on stage.
L-R: Gillespie, Turquand, Mr. Powell, MacDonald, Harlan, Massey, MacLean, MacDonald.

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Appleby School students standing in rows outside. Some of the students in the photo are: Turquand, Gillespie, Harlan, Crawley, Lazier, McLaren, Griffin.

Item consists of the December 1916 Argus yearbook.

Item consists of the March 1916 Argus yearbook. This was the first published yearbook for Appleby College.

Item consists of the December 1917 Argus yearbook.

Item consists of the June 1917 Argus yearbook.

Item is a photograph of Aubrey Turquand, one of Appleby's original students, in his rugby uniform.

Items includes two photographs of Aubrey Turquand crossing the finish line during a footrace on Sports Day.

Item includes two photographs of Raymond Massey performing the high jump on Sports Day with fellow competitor Aubrey Turquand looking on in the backgound.

Item is a photograph of friends John Harlan and Aubrey Turquand.

Item is a photograph of a group of original Appleby students posing for the camera.

Item consists of the Fall 2015 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles on the Class of 2015 John Bell Chapel Blue Dog weathervane, Chapel life at Appleby, a mental wellness update, students travel to Camp Onakawana, the 30th anniversary of the Nicholas Arts Centre, an interview with employee Susan Forsey, Alumni revisit the McLaughlin Northern Campus, an interview with Alumni Phil and Jamie Mackenzie and their rugby experiences, as well as an article on First World War veterans Vernon Harcourt de Butts Powell and Aubrey Turquand ' 15.

Item is a photograph of students posing in front of the football post during a pick-up ball game.

Item includes two photographs of the Appleby School Dramatic Club performance of "All in Vain".

Item includes two photographs of the Dramatic Club performance of the play "Ici on Parle Francais" by faculty member Vernon de Butts Powell.

Item is a photograph of the Dramatic Club performance of the play "Ici on Parle Francais" by faculty member Vernon de Butts Powell.

Item is a photograph of the Dramatic Club performance of the play "Ici on Parle Francais" by faculty member Vernon de Butts Powell.

Item consists of a digital file of The Appleby Hound student newspaper. This issue discusses the COVID19 pandemic, an article about happiness and being realistic about the current situation, and an article about 1914 prefect John Harlan who took over the role after Aubrey Turquand left to serve in World War I, and later became a United States Supreme Court judge.

The Turquand Cup for Boxing was given in memory of Aubrey de Vere Arnold Turquand who was the first Appleby Old Boy to give his life in World War 1. This prized trophy was awarded to the heavyweight champion during the annual boxing tournament.

The trophy reads: Appleby School logo / The / Turquand Cup / for Boxing / Presented By / A. De V.A. Turquand / March 1916.

The first winner of the Cup was J.S. Scully, who also took home a smaller cup to remember the occasion (see June 1916 Argus).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of cricket team captain Aubrey Turquand on the pitch with other players behind him.