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'''George T Vernon Howard''' (d. 6 August 1902) was appointed drawing master of [[Boston Grammar School]] in 1861. He | '''George T Vernon Howard''' (d. 6 August 1902) was appointed drawing master of [[Boston Grammar School]] in 1861. He remained at the school until his death in 1902. | ||
Howard was from London. His father had drowned returning from the United States on the liner ''The President''. He exhibited both water colours and oil paintings at the Royal Academy. He was an excellent gymnast and a keen footballer and tennis player. He was very popular with the boys both in the classroom and on the sportsfield. His sons entered Boston Grammar School: [[Vernon Howard|Vernon]] in 1873, [[Charles Howard|Charles]] in 1875, [[Frank Howard|Frank]] in 1881 and [[Alan Howard|Alan]] in 1888. | Howard was from London. His father had drowned returning from the United States on the liner ''The President''. He exhibited both water colours and oil paintings at the Royal Academy. He was an excellent gymnast and a keen footballer and tennis player. He was very popular with the boys both in the classroom and on the sportsfield. His sons entered Boston Grammar School: [[Vernon Howard|Vernon]] in 1873, [[Charles Howard|Charles]] in 1875, [[Frank Howard|Frank]] in 1881 and [[Alan Howard|Alan]] in 1888. | ||
Revision as of 18:54, 23 October 2012
| George T Vernon Howard | |
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| Died | 6 August 1902 |
| Roles | Drawing Master |
| Years at BGS | 1861-1902 |
| Departments | Art |
| Subjects | Drawing |
| Children | Vernon, Charles, Frank, Alan |
George T Vernon Howard (d. 6 August 1902) was appointed drawing master of Boston Grammar School in 1861. He remained at the school until his death in 1902.
Howard was from London. His father had drowned returning from the United States on the liner The President. He exhibited both water colours and oil paintings at the Royal Academy. He was an excellent gymnast and a keen footballer and tennis player. He was very popular with the boys both in the classroom and on the sportsfield. His sons entered Boston Grammar School: Vernon in 1873, Charles in 1875, Frank in 1881 and Alan in 1888.