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Notebook #55

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All notes are in mainly illegible pencil: page 47 (back page) contains "important note on collaboration from an early age" of Katharine Esdaile & Edmund Esdaile –written (later) by Edmund Esdaile) (1922-1923). Churches (places visited: Olney & District (April 1922); Garrick Club (London); Holland House (?London) (Feb. 22nd 1923); Lewisham (3.3.23); BOOK REVERSES (page 57); Southampton (page 55) –St. Michaels; -All Saints; Worcester – St. Swithins (page 67); Malvern Proxy; Twyford (May 7); Winchester (Aug. 1922) – Cathedral; Peterborough (?); Peterborough – St. John's Stamford – St. Martin's' –All Saints; Croyland; Marholm(e)(?) Church (page 107): Ashby-dela- Zouch; Bourne & Edenham (Sept. 11 1922); Ely; Stanton; Univ. Library, Cambridge: -Senate House: Trinity (College) Chapel; Christs (College) Chapel; Hitchin; Offley (16.ix.22); Haslemere (19.ix.32) (page 162); Guildford –Holy Trinity; Petworth; Guildford (again); Great Bookham.

Type
Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date
1922-1928
Call number
mssEsdaile
Creator
Esdaile, Katharine Ada (1881-1950)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Purchased by the Huntington Library in 1962. The collection was initially accessioned into the Huntington Art Reference Library in 1962. Sometime afterwards, the printed books and pamphlets were removed, separately catalogued, and shelved with the main body of the Art Reference Books, and the photographs were removed to the Photo Study Collection. In 2005, the Art Reference Library collection was merged into the main collection of the Huntington Library and the decision was made to re-integrate the printed material and photographs of the Esdaile collection into the papers.
Associated people
Esdaile, Arundell James Kennedy, (1880-1956.)
Esdaile, Edmund. (1869-1935,)
Gardner, Edmund G., (1846-1937,)
Gardner, Percy, (1882-1935.)
Gunnis, Rupert,
McDowall, Stewart Andrew,
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    Notebook #47

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    Notebook #28

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    Notebook by Edmund Esdaile recording some visits made with Katharine Esdaile and some by himself. Index (I-x), Hornsey (page 1) "The Second Day with Mummy" (1,3:X:29), Tottenham, Highgate, Oxford – St. Aldates (23 X:29) (page 6)-St. Peter le Bailey,- Headington, Cowley, Sawbridgeworth, Gilston, Stanstead Abbotts (page 15), Sanderstand, Addington, Boxgrove (9.1.30), Chichester Cathedral, Oxford-St. Giles, Guildford St.-Mary's (24.III.30), Windsor (page 29), Brighton (7.IV.30), Barcombe, Cumnor, Oxford Churches (again), Sunningwell, Marston (13.V.30) (page 43), Wolveroote, Appleton (23.V.30), Fyfield, Kingston Bagdoize, Radley (28.V.30), Evenley, Steane (page 54), Ardley, Middleton Stepney, Wood Eaton, Oxford-St. Giles (12.VI.30) Cogges, North Leigh (page 63), Church Hanborough, Abingdon (20.VII.30) (page 68), Haverford West, Manchester Cathedral (page 77), Didsbury (10.IX.30), Cheadle, Prestbury, Manchester-Cross Street Chapel (page 84), Stockport, Maclesfield, Gawsworth, Knutsford, Rosthorpe, Ashton-under-Lyme (16.IX.30), Middleton (page 98), Marston, Hougham, Yaxley (page 101), Paston, Castor (24 IX.30), Peterborough-Cathedral Yard (28.IX.30),-Cathedral -St. Johns, London-St. Albans (30.IX.30),-St. Lawrence Jewry, -St. Mary le Bow,-St. Magnus the Martyr,-St. Margaret Pattens (page 116), Streatham (3.X.30), Windsor-St. George's Chapel (5.1.31) Wantage, Hever (9.IV.31), Northmoor (9.V.31) (page 124), Oxford-Holywell Churchyard,-St. Peters-in-the-East, -Christchurch (18.V.31), -All Saints (page 131), Old Windsor, -Oxford-St. Giles (20.VI.31), London-Temple Church (page 135) [one of the few records of this church destroyed in World War II], Warwick-St. Nicholas-St. Mary's (page 141). Hawarden (5.VII.31), Chester-St. Michael's, -St. Peter's, -Holy Trinity, -St. Mary-by-the-Castle,-Cathedral (14.VII.31) (page 152),-St. John's, Northop (15.VII.31), Holywell (Co. Flint), Llangollen, Hawarden, Liverpool-St. Nicholas (3.VIII.31) (page 172),-St. George's Hall, Gresford, Streatham (14.IX.31) (page 182), South Mimms, Flamstead, Flitton, Maunden, Little Gaddesden (page 190), Coleshill (14.1.32), Fairford, Shrivenham (14.1.32), Wheatfield (9.III.32) (page 200), Shirburn, Chalgrove, Lechlade (1.IV.32), Mersham, Hythe, Brentford-St. Lawrence, Hambledon (15.IC.32) (page 214), Soberton, Southwick, Wickham, Droxford (24.IX.32), Exton (Hants), Corkhampton, Boarhunt, Titchfield, Portsmouth,-Cathedral (26.IX.32) (page 228), Garrison Church, Ingleham, Buscot, St. Benet's, Paul's Wharf (London?) (22.VI.33) (page 239), Hammersmith (26.VI.33), Fareham Old Church, Holy Trinity, Wickham, Bishop's Waltham (page 251), Stockholm (Sweden) -Storkyrkan (page 259) (2 August 1932.) Woodstone (Hants) (27.IX.33), Whittlesea -St.-Mary's, -St. Andrews, Wearington (page 269), Emneth, Elm, Wisbech, Huntingdon-All Saints (2.X.33) (page 278), Godmanchester, St. Ives (Hunts), Tichmarsh, Thorpe Achurch, Barnwell,-All Saints (page 288), Marston, (Lincs) (18.VIII.1953), Wokingham (22 Nov. 1952!), Hough-on-the-Hill (19.VIII.53), Hainton, Snarford, Holton Hall, Holton-le-Moor, Syston Old Hall, London(?) -St. Giles-in-the-Fields,-St. Andrew Undershaft, Auborne (Lincs) (21.VIII.53) (page 303), Durance Lincoln, Manchester Cathedral, Old Windsor, Lincoln Cathedral.

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    Notebook #60

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    Churches/places visited: Steeple Bumpstead (Revisited) (12.9.33); Stambourne; Toppesfield; Gestingthorpe; Chilton (Sept. 13); Great Saxham; Acton (revisited 1932) (page 29); notes from Gage's Hengrave; Colchester – St. James; Assington; Colchester – Holy Trinity; - St. Nicholas'; – All Saints; - St. Peter's North Hill; - St. James; - St. Mary at the Walls; - St. Peters; Quainton (Oct 28th 1933) (page 71); BLANK 80-83; Overbury (Nov. 1933); Wickhamford; Honington (page 94); Etherington; Tachbrook; Fulmer (Jan. 23 1936); Rickmansworth (page 115); Datchet; Clifford Chambers.

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    Notebook #64

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