Notebook #40 | Collections | The Huntington

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Notebook #46
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"Aubrey's Surrey. Ms. Bedleian f229" (Brief notes on churches/towns); List of Essex churches to visit (page 11-13): "From my notebooks of other towns" (list of churches?). Churches/Places visited: - Saffron Walden (page 16) (1st May (1946); Littlebury; Great Chesterford; Little Chesterford; Newport (Essex); Hempstead; Steeple Bumstead; Thaxted; Little Dunnow; Elsenham; Ashdon (May 4) (page 46); Cambs; Long Melford; Acton (revisited); Chilton; Stokeley Nayland; Debden (May 6th) (page 59); Theydon Gardon; Greenstead; Doddinghurst; Margaretting; Writtle, Great Sampford (May 7th); Little Sampford; Finchingfield; Gosfield; Castle Hedingham (page 94); Yeldham; Toppesfield; Arlesden; Ampthill; Husbane Crawley; Walton Bucks ("at last"); Bletchley; Buckingham (night of May 9th); Tingewick (May 10th); Water Stratford; Farthinghae; Middleton Cheyney; Deptford – St. Paul's; Ringsford (July 5th 1946) (page 130); Loddon; Turlton; Weston; Woodton; Shelton; Long Stelton; Fornsett St. Peter; Ranworth; Norwich – St. Giles; - St. Gregory; - Pottergate; - St. John Maddermarket – Cathedral; - St. Andrews; - St. Peter Mancroft (?); - St. Stephens; Worlingworth (July 9th) (page 177); Bedingfield; "Bretton's Architectural (?) [of Great Britain]" (page 183); BOOK REVERSES. Bowdon (page 192); Egham; (notes?); Frant (6 Mar. 46) (page 206); Notes (crossed out); "Aubrey's Surrey" (March 1946) (page 216), Brackley (page 237).
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Notebook #33
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Churches visited: Fressingfield, Eye (Suffolk?), Brome, Needham, Redenhall (page 14), Gawdy Hall, Gillingham, Yaxley (Nov. 6th), Redgrave, Walsham le Willows, Westhorpe (page 46), Ipswich – St. Mary le Town, -St. Peters, -St. Margarets, Christchurch Manor, Hadleigh (page 72), Bevechurch (?), Layer Marney, Kelvedon, Coggeshall, Great Maplestead, Bradwell Juxta, Coggestall (Nov 9th), Faulkbourne, Withham (revisited), Gestingthorpe (revisited) (page 122), Borley, Romford, Hornchurch, Upminster, South Ockenden, Little Warley, Shenfield, Shalford (May 3 1934) (page 152), Ideworth, Kingston (Somerset) (Sept. 18), Netherstowe, Shipborne (Aug 1938!), Framingham, Lullingstone.
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Notebook #26
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Places visited – Chatham, "London & Its Environs" (page 4), Eltham Parish Church, Stroud Parish Church, Haresfield Glos (page 10), Bristol-Cathedral (April 23, 1923) (page 11), - All Saints, Colston Monument, Worcester Cathedral, Hanbury (page 24), Blockley, St. Peter's Droitwich, Bedley, Blockley (page 35), Bath Abbey, Shalford, Lambeth (page 45), ?Handel, Redhill (1923) (page 48), Reigate (August 1923), Notes (pages 61-65), Tottenham (page 71), Leyton (page 75), Flaxman, "John Kennedy's History of Leyton" (1890)(page 85), "St. Martin-in-the-Fields Registers" (page 92), Westminster Abbey (page 96), West Ham. Book reverses, Notes, "Garrick (?) Sale" (page 113), notes on sculptors (pages 115-125).
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Notebook #31
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Places visited: Beecles, Horne, Wiley/Witly, Geddington Little Glenham, Saxmundham, Sale at Carleton park (1937), (Somerset Tour) Hinton St. George, Taunton St. James. Pitminster, Combe Florey, St. Decuman's, Nynehead, Wellington, Creech St. Michael (page 19), Ruishton, Hobe, Kingston, Luccombe, Rington, Celworthy, Tong ("with Mr. Mander Aug.3.37"), Codsall, Brewood, Worfield (page 31), Claverly, Halesown, Claddersley Corbet, Bromsgrove, Aston, Aylesbury ("with Mrs. Wise, May 6.37) (page 45), Isfieldl, Lewes, Fletching (Aug 31.59), Barcombe, Bromhem, Houghton Conquest, Maulden, Campton, Southall, Old Warden, Sutton, Clapham, Eyworth, Cardington Chilton (revisited 17.9.37) Woodbridge, Boxted (page 67), Denston, Little Thurlow, Little Bradley, Kedington, Wethersfield, Finchingfield, Great Dunnow, Great Canfield, Great Waltham, Halstead (page 90), Wellington, Llanthony, Clodock, Cassington (page 111), Stanton Harcourt, Wield (Weild Wood Feb.20.38), Clevering (Covington (Combs), St. Neots, Everton, St. Katherine's Chapel, Regents Park, (London) Cockayne Hatley, Long Stanton, Swenesey, Sketchworth (revisited), Cambridge Jesus College, Madingley (revisited), Dunster (page 130).Bishops Hill (April 1.38) West Buckland, Canyngton, Bridgewater (revisited), Bristol Cathedral Cloisters, St. Augustine's, St. Stephen's All Saints, St. Peter's, Hinkworth, Ashwell, Bennington (page 144), Radwell, Ladwell, Willian, Claverling (April 5.39), Stoke D'Abernon, Wield, Hornsey, East Ham (Dec.5.39) Westham (page 156), Stratford-atte-Bow (London), (blank pages), Notes (pages 176-180).
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Notebook #34
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Churches visited: West Sussex – Yapton, Sidlesham, East Dean, Singleton, West Dean, North Marden, Stoughton, Racton, Funtington, West Stoke, Billingshurst (page 31), Stanford, Shipley, Thakeham, Stopham, Petworth, Tortington (page 63), Amberley, Stoke-by-Guildford(?) (May 13, 1939), Walton, Thames Ditton, Burwell Cambs, (May 31 1939), Landwade revisited, Chippenham Cambs., Wimpole (page 91), "Sefton or Sephton", Halsall, Ormeskirk, Winwick, Warrington (page 123), Prestcott, St. Nicholas, Liverpool (June 15 1939), Walton, Ashbourne, Fenny Bentley (17.VI.39), Tissington, Blore Staffs, Crickhowell (Aug. 14 1939) (page 165), Kentchurch, Grosmont, Much Dewchurch, Woodford Essex "by bus Oct. 25 1939", Derby Cathedral (9 Nov. 1939) (page 182) Derby – St. Alkmunds, Thorpe, Okeover, Ledleston.
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Notebook #29
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Begun by Arundell Esdaile, 11/4/07; dated by Katharine Esdaile 1939. Arundell Esdaile's entries mainly in pen; Katharine Esdaile in pencil. Arundell Esdaile's entries not listed below. Places visited by Katharine Esdaile: - Woodford (Oct 25, 1939), Charles I (at 41 Harley St. (under C), Goudhurst (under G), Rowenden (?) (under H), Bettersder (?), book reverses Standen, Bishops Stortford (May 26, 1932), Thersted, Saffron Walden, Aspenden. Notebook is labeled: Arundell Esdaile "Books to Read" alphabetized; used by K.A.E. for mons. by place and sculptors.
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