David Lord interviews Alfred Mellor CBE, the honorary school archivist at Carey Grammar School, about his long association with the school. Mellor recalls his early days at Carey, the influence of teachers like Miss Metcalfe and Stuart Hickman, and his involvement in the Old Carey Grammarian Association. He highlights the importance of archives in preserving the school's history, mentioning significant items like H.G. Steele's references and Stuart Hickman's academic hood. Mellor also shares anecdotes, such as the story of Matron Collinge and the boarding house. David Lord acknowledges Mellor's 69-year association with the school and his numerous contributions.