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Froebel College
Froebel College

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Froebel College

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Froebel College is managed by University of Roehampton

Froebel College

Roehampton Lane, London, Greater London SW15 5PJ England

020 8392 3514

http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/froebel/index.html

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Artworks

  • Eglantyne Mary Jebb (1889–1978), MA, the Third Principal of Froebel College (1932–1955)
    Eglantyne Mary Jebb (1889–1978), MA, the Third Principal of Froebel College (1932–1955) Henry Marvell Carr (1894–1970)
  • Dame Joyce Bishop (1896–1993), DBE, MA, Chairman of the Froebel Educational Institute (1962–1975)
    Dame Joyce Bishop (1896–1993), DBE, MA, Chairman of the Froebel Educational Institute (1962–1975) British School
  • Professor K. W. Keohane, CBE, Rector of Roehampton Institute of Higher Education (1976–1988)
    Professor K. W. Keohane, CBE, Rector of Roehampton Institute of Higher Education (1976–1988) Peter Kenneth Cowley Jackson (1930–2006)
  • Travellers in River Landscape at Dusk
    Travellers in River Landscape at Dusk Istvan Burchard-Bélaváry (1864–1933)
  • Emilie Michaelis (1834–1904), the First Principal of Froebel College (1892–1901)
    Emilie Michaelis (1834–1904), the First Principal of Froebel College (1892–1901) James Jebusa Shannon (1862–1923)
  • Helen Darbishire, CBE, MA (1881–1961), Governor of the Froebel Educational Institute (1932–1961)
    Helen Darbishire, CBE, MA (1881–1961), Governor of the Froebel Educational Institute (1932–1961) Bernard Meninsky (1891–1950)
  • Claude Goldsmid Montefiore (1858–1938), DD, DLiH, Treasurer of the Froebel Educational Institute (1892–1920), Chairman (1917–1937), and Benefactor, who Purchased the Grove House Estate for the Incorporated Froebel Educational Institute in 1921, thus Enabling Froebel College to Survive and Prosper
    Claude Goldsmid Montefiore (1858–1938), DD, DLiH, Treasurer of the Froebel Educational Institute (1892–1920), Chairman (1917–1937), and Benefactor, who Purchased the Grove House Estate for the Incorporated Froebel Educational Institute in 1921, thus Enabling Froebel College to Survive and Prosper Christopher Williams (1873–1934)
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