A price list for eat-in items at the Tuck Shop dates for the summer of 1964. The meal of sausage and chips cost 1/6d (7.5p) while a large cake was 4d (2p)

In the autumn of 1862, the Reverend John Henry Sapte, rector of Cranleigh, and George Cubitt, later Lord Ashcombe, a wealthy local landowner and MP for West Surrey, were invited to breakfast with John Ullerton, the archdeacon of Surrey who was visiting Guildford.

From Cranleigh’s first Speech Day in 1866, prizes of books were awarded to boys.