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Welcome to the Old Bostonian Association Wiki This Wiki is affiliated to the Old Bostonian Association: the alumni association of Boston Grammar School, Boston, England. The association is for former students and staff of the school, but this Wiki is for anyone with an interest in the school. You can find out more about the association on its web site. Featured articles Recommended starting places Timeline Photo Album Notable Students School Bands What's New? Twitter feed Featured image The latest group photo on the wiki is the panoramic photograph of Boston Grammar School 1947.

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