Skip To Main Content

Pingry Flashes Back

Not surprisingly, over the course of more than 150 years of Pingry history, the School has amassed some fascinating artifacts. From antique printing blocks to Dr. Pingry’s handwritten documents to school catalogues from the 1800s, they live in the Pingry School Archives.

Each month, we take pleasure in showcasing some of the more compelling items here, and "flashing back" to a bit of Pingry history. So, come on in and join us in a "virtual" visit to The Pingry School Archives.

A Virtual Visit to the Archives...

Front Vestibule Display

This summer, The Pingry School unveiled two new displays. The first, located just inside the main clock tower entrance, welcomes students, staff, and visitors to the school and highlights the school’s Honor Code. The second, larger display is situated inside the arts entrance and celebrates the school's Achievement in the Arts Award.

1997 Pingry School Website Mouse Pad Thumbnail

During this summer’s reorganization of the technology department, a number of interesting artifacts from Pingry's early internet days were unearthed. One of those, tucked away in a long-forgotten box, was a 1997 mouse pad celebrating an early version of the Pingry School website.

Baseball Season? Baseball Artifacts!

The start of every spring brings with it the start of the baseball season, and this spring alum Scott Russell ‘76 donated an important piece of the school’s baseball history to The Pingry School Archives.

1930s-era Pingry Records Unearthed After Long Search

While the Pingry Archives counts more than 25,000 pages of the student newspaper The Pingry Record among its holdings, there has always been a curious hole in the collection: the entire 1933-1934 school year.

Sports Seasons on Display

The display cases in the Miller A. Bugliari '52 Athletics Center are, once again, able to showcase three seasons' worth of sports action.