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Associates of the School (1896-1913)

Associates were first elected in 1896.
XXII. The Managing Committee may elect as Associates of the School any persons actively engaged in study or exploration in Greek lands; and may also elect as honorary members such persons as they may from time to time think desirable. (1899/1900)
Associates include:
  • 1895/96: Rev. Alfred Hamilton Cruikshank (1862-1927). Assistant Master at Winchester (1894-1910); Durham.
  • 1895/96: Professor John Bagnell Bury (1861-1927). Trinity College, Dublin.
  • 1895/96: (Sir) Arthur J. Evans (1851-1941). Keeper, The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
  • 1896/97: Ambrose Poynter (1867-1923). Eton. Royal Academy.
  • 1896/97: John Ellingham Brooks (1863-1929). Peterhouse, Cambridge. Former student.
  • 1896/97: John Linton Myres (1869-1954). Student of Christ Church, Oxford. Former student.
  • 1897/98: Professor Ernest A. Gardner (1862-1939). University College London. Former Director.
  • 1902: Louisa Pesel (c. 1870-1947). Directrice of the Royal Hellenic School of Needlwork and Laces at Athens.
  • 1902: John Foster Crace (d. 1960). Classical master at Eton (1901-35).
  • 1903: Mona Wilson (1872-1954). Newnham College, Cambridge (1892-96).
  • 1903: J.S. Carter
  • 1903: B. Townsend
  • 1903: (Sir) Augustus Moore Daniel (1866-1950). Trinity College, Cambridge. Assistant Director of the British School at Rome; Director of the National Gallery.
  • 1906: H.W. Allen
  • 1906: William Miller (1864-1945). Hertford College, Oxford. Journalist and historian.
  • 1906: George Kennedy
  • 1910: (Sir) Alfred Eckhard Zimmern (1879-1957). Winchester; New College, Oxford. Fellow and tutor of New College (1904-09); Inspector, Board of Education (1912-15).
  • 1912: Mary B. Negreponte
  • 1913: C.J. Ellingham. St John's College, Oxford.
  • 1913: Capt. H.M. Greaves, R.A. Keble College, Oxford.
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