Celebrating 206 years of proud existence Source:Dailynews The ancient city of Galle is home to many olden monuments. Richmond College, Galle, is such a unique edifice which still stands proudly over a record period of 207 years, nurturing and nourishing generations of local people since its inception. On the eve of its 207th anniversary which fell on July 25, it is a timely and coincidental act to retrace its historic saga and rich heritage. Richmond College was founded by Rev George Bough of Wesleyan mission of the Methodist Church of England. Initially, it was known as Galle High School and came to be renamed as Richmond College in 1887 after establishing it on Richmond Hill with amalgamation of cluster schools in Galle town. First Ceylonese Principal E R De Silva The logo of the college is vividly signified by a ship sailing under the guidance of three stars symbolizing Holy ...

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