Fig. 1. A waterpcolour of 1849 showing the new Pugin chapel behind the earlier ruined chapel.
Fig. 2. Henry Parker (1752 - 1817) Prior of St Edmund's Paris.
Fig.3. Old Douai: Monastery and College in the ninteenth century.
| DOUAI ABBEY HISTORY |
Fig. 1. A waterpcolour of 1849 showing the new Pugin chapel behind the earlier ruined chapel. |
Fig. 2. Henry Parker (1752 - 1817) Prior of St Edmund's Paris. |
Fig.3. Old Douai: Monastery and College in the ninteenth century. |
 Fig. 4. Paris 1701. A monk prays before the catafalque of King James II. |
Fig. 5. Scroll from 'the Catholics of England' presented to the Douai community at Charing Cross on their
return to England, 18 June 1903. |
 Fig.6. The blessing of the Ward Cloister, Douai, 1896, by Bishop Austin O'Neill. |
Fig. 7. The first prospectus for the School, 1909.
Fig. 8. The new (1909) lavatory block cutting across the Beenham path.
 Fig.9. Douai School, c 1909: the monk prefects and some of the students. |
 Fig. 10. The School Tower, c 1910. |
 Fig. 11. The May Altar in the Study Hall, c 1910. |
Fig.12. End of Term: Midgham Station, c 1910.
Fig. 13. Midgham Station 1986.
Fig. 14. The abbatial blessing of Abbot Taylor in St Mary's,
January 1906.Fig.15. Feast to mark the opening of the Refectory, 1916.
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Webmaster, Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Reading, Berks. RG7 5TQ
