A time capsule discovered at Henry Bloom Noble School has been donated to Manx National Heritage.
The capsule, which is over 118 years old, will be part of the National Collection at the Manx Museum.
It was found beneath one of the school's foundation stones sealed in wax and wrapped in lead.
Its contents included copies of old newspapers from the date it was buried.
Castletown gets new homes for endangered Swifts
Four new Swift nesting boxes have been installed in Castletown Square.
Paralysed TT star gives thanks for support
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'Good Times' are heading to the Villa Marina this autumn
Music legends Nile Rodgers and CHIC are set to perform at the Villa Marina this September.
Public consultation on NHS weight loss jabs considered
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Another talk on armed policing tonight
There's another chance to find out more about armed policing tonight.
IOM Scooter Rally returns this weekend
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Sam Barks to return home for charity concert
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RNLI called out to stranded fishing boat
Port St Mary RNLI launched to help out a stranded fishing boat yesterday afternoon.
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