For nearly 70 years, Gilman's Upper School a cappella group, the Traveling Men, have been singing through the halls of Gilman and beyond. As part of Gilman's 125th anniversary, learn more about the origins of the Traveling Men and hear recordings from throughout the 20th century! 

As part of Gilman's 125th anniversary celebration and as we kick off the spring season of athletics, we wanted to share more about the history of Gilman's spring varsity teams.

A letter from Mr. Carey, found in the Gilman Archives, provides a more complete story about the one person who is most responsible for Gilman School's existence — Mrs. Anne Galbraith Carey.

Learn more about the history of Gilman's highest student honor: The William A. Fisher Prize, also known as the Fisher Medallion.

With 2022 marking Gilman's 125th anniversary, it's an apt time to look back on how Gilman commemorated previous milestones.

While it would be unfair to blame 2021’s Brood X cicadas on Gilman’s Class of 2004, it is worth noting that 17 years ago, the Class of 2004 thought ahead to 2021. 

Looking for some holiday cheer? Take a look through a collection of past Gilman holiday cards.

Thirty years later, the pre-first class, now called prep-one, is still going strong.

Since its founding in 1897, approximately 11,100 students have attended Gilman School. Of those, about 8,400 are alive and, of those, 5,900 made it all the way through to graduation.

Although it would not truly come into its own until 1972, the Gilman Middle School began 50 years ago in September 1970.