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'''Centennial Anthology''' was published to mark the centenary of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], which was founded on 20th April 1900 at [[Anderton's Hotel]], Fleet Street, London. 28 old boys of Boston Grammar School contributed poems, short stories, anecdotes and memories of teachers, fellow-pupils, air cadets, sports and debates. The history of Boston Grammar School was detailed in the accounts of progress made during the times of each headmaster. The book was edited by [[Paul Mould]].
'''Centennial Anthology''' was published in 2000 to mark the centenary of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], which was founded on 20th April 1900 at [[Anderton's Hotel]], Fleet Street, London. 28 old boys of Boston Grammar School contributed poems, short stories, anecdotes and memories of teachers, fellow-pupils, air cadets, sports and debates. The history of Boston Grammar School was detailed in the accounts of progress made during the times of each headmaster. The book was edited by [[Paul Mould]].
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Centennial Anthology  
Cover
Cover of Centennial Anthology (grey with blue lettering)
Author(s) Paul Mould (editor)
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Subject(s) A collection of articles relating to the history of Boston Grammar School
Genre(s) Local history
Publisher Paul Mould
Publication date 2000
Media type Paperback
Pages 205
ISBN 0952870835

Centennial Anthology was published in 2000 to mark the centenary of the Old Bostonian Association, which was founded on 20th April 1900 at Anderton's Hotel, Fleet Street, London. 28 old boys of Boston Grammar School contributed poems, short stories, anecdotes and memories of teachers, fellow-pupils, air cadets, sports and debates. The history of Boston Grammar School was detailed in the accounts of progress made during the times of each headmaster. The book was edited by Paul Mould.

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