Places

The Ross Memorial Gates continue to be an important point of ingress and egress for the School more than 113 years after they first opened.

The Rhoden and Neill Buildings are just two examples which demonstrate the changing nature of the School's infrastructure over time.

The clock that sits at the top of Witherby Tower today has a history of technological change.

In late 1960, an intrepid group of teachers and students challenged themselves to become researchers and explorers in remote Victoria.

Melbourne Grammar students enjoyed their first overseas trip almost 100 years ago. Today, they provide a rich accent to on-campus learning.

Our ovals have received numerous visits from various aircraft over the years - some expected, and others not.

Over the years, our various Boat Houses have been a place of celebration, excellence and, on occasion, tragedy.