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Ronnie Barker: Oxford’s Comedy Legend exhibition photographs 2025.
Photographs of the display cases from the 'Ronnie Barker: Oxford’s Comedy Legend' exhibition.
Photograph of Ronnie Barker seated in between two men (1981).
Ronnie Barker seated in between two men at Glanville Road Oxford School (1981). Courtesy of the Oxfordshire History Centre.
Photograph of City of Oxford High School for Boys school play ‘Journey’s End’ (1949).
City of Oxford High School for Boys school play ‘Journey’s End’ (1949). Courtesy of the Oxfordshire History Centre.
Photograph of City of Oxford High School for Boy high jumping (1940s).
City of Oxford High School for Boys high jumping (1940s). Courtesy of the Oxfordshire History Centre.
Photograph of the City of Oxford High School for Boys (1939).
City of Oxford High School for Boys exterior (1939). Courtesy of the Oxfordshire History Centre.
Photograph of the Oxford Playhouse front entrance (1938).
The Oxford Playhouse front entrance (1938). Courtesy of the Oxfordshire History Centre.
Bridge Garage Invoice for a New Car (1968).
Bridge Garage Invoice for a New Car - an original receipt addressed to Ronnie Barker, after he had just been commissioned for his first series (1968).
City of Oxford High School for Boys magazine (1945).
City of Oxford High School for Boys magazine (1945). This includes Ronnie’s first published work, a poem about the awarding of a prize he never received.
City of Oxford High School for Boys magazine front cover (1945).
City of Oxford High School for Boys magazine (1945).
The Emporium on Chipping Norton High Street (1990s).
The Emporium on Chipping Norton High Street (1990s). Courtesy of the Chipping Norton Museum.
Ronnie Barker: Oxford’s Comedy Legend exhibition poster.
A poster for the Museum of Oxfords 'Ronnie Barker: Oxford’s Comedy Legend' exhibition.
Flyer advertising the Ronnie Barker tribute community play (2024).
Flyer advertising the Ronnie Barker tribute community play performed at the Florence Park Community Centre (2024). Courtesy of Peter Cann.