Christian schoolboys of Londonderry in 1932

Top: Some of the boys who performed in the scene, ‘The Defended City,’ at the Irish Christian Endeavour Convention in Londonderry. The convention is an interdenominational youth ministry that was held in the city that year. The scene presumably reflected the defence of the city during the Siege.
By Staff Reporter
Published 1st Oct 2014, 18:11 BST
A few of the 1st Londonderry, St Augustine's troop of boy scouts upon return from a week long camp at Gibson Park, Belfast, in 1932.A few of the 1st Londonderry, St Augustine's troop of boy scouts upon return from a week long camp at Gibson Park, Belfast, in 1932.
A few of the 1st Londonderry, St Augustine's troop of boy scouts upon return from a week long camp at Gibson Park, Belfast, in 1932.

Bottom: A few of the 1st Londonderry, St Augustine’s troop of boy scouts upon return from a week long camp at Gibson Park, Belfast, in 1932. The Londonderry boys must have been spending time perfecting their scout craft at the South East Belfast venue, which is these days home to the Malone Rugby Club.