CHELTENHAM COLLEGE NATURAI. HISTORY SOCIETY. 11 
ART SECTION. 
President - - - S&S. P. Nespsit, Esa. 
awo Expeditions were made this year, the first in June to 
Worcester for the purpose of visiting the Cathedral and 
the Porcelain Works. Unfortunately these latter were 
closed for stock-taking, but the Cathedral gave great 
interest, the more so since Canon Melville was courteous 
enough to act as guide in person. Fourteen members 
attended. The second excursion was to Eckington 
on the Avon, to visit Woollas Hall, Nofford Mill, and Eckington 
Church, and Bridge. The chief interest centred in Woollas Hall, 
which contains a wonderful collection of old carved oak furniture. 
The old Stone Bridge over the Avon had admirers among the lovers 
of the picturesque. Twelve members attended. 
Some few members, take advantage of the one hour a week 
devoted to drawing during the Winter and Spring Terms. 
A most interesting lecture was given by the Principal in October, 
entitled “‘ A Tour in Greece.” 
SIDNEY NESBITT. 
