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For the first two years in which this prize was awarded (1965 and 1966), it was referred to as simply the "Natural History Prize".
For the first two years in which this prize was awarded (1965 and 1966), it was referred to as simply the "Natural History Prize".
Named for the Revd [[Roger Harmstone]] a student of [[Boston Grammar School]] in the early 20th century.


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Latest revision as of 12:23, 14 July 2026

For the first two years in which this prize was awarded (1965 and 1966), it was referred to as simply the "Natural History Prize".

Named for the Revd Roger Harmstone a student of Boston Grammar School in the early 20th century.

Year Winner
1965 Keith L Day
1966 C T Leachman
1967 M W Thorpe / K L Day / P J Haworth
1968 K L Day
1969 Not awarded
1970 A G Ball
1971 J P Stattersfield
1972 J P Stattersfield
1973 A G Ball
1974 R E Cocks
1975 Not awarded
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1977 A R Leachman
1978 Not awarded
1979 Not awarded
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1982 H J Smith / Philip I Wakelin
1983 Howard J Smith

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