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Notebook #19

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"Christie's Copy of the Hudson Sale Catalogue (page 3) "Life and Times of Lawrence Stone" (page 11). Churches/Places visited: London-India Office (Dec. 1924) (page 16), Marylebone Old Church (10.1.25) (page 32), St. Thomas Hospital, Guys (Hospital?) (28.1.25), College of Surgeons (page 48), Vauxhall Handel?) Prior's Dean (?) Harts (19.III.25) (page 55), Hewart, East Lavant (20.3.25), Mid Lavant, Warlesford (page 73), Godalming, "Charles II" of R(oyal) Exchange" (page 82), Lingfield (24.4.25), Maresfield (18.VIII.25), (page 100), Warbleton, Waldron, Franfield, Brimton (22.IX.25) (page 114), Wilton, Christchurch, Lymington (page 132), Beaulieu, Bere Regis (Dorset), Piddletown, Dorchester (page 144), Wimborne, Great Canfild, Buxton (?) (29 May 1926), Longbridge Deverill, Bradford on Avon (page 172), Bath Abbey (2.6.26) (page 186), Hurstbourne Park, (June 7 1925) [Book turns page 203] "Bacon notes" [Blank 217-223], Racton Church, Sussex, Bacon (page 228) & various members of Bacon family.

Type
Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date
1924-1926
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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    Much of this is in faded, illegible pencil. Churches, places visited/people: London – St. John at Hackney (April 30 1924): - ChCh (Christchurch?) Spitalfields; Wilton (2.5.24); "Rysbrack Statuette" (page 21); "Dr. King – Anecdotes of former (?) Times"; ChCh (May 6 24) (page 26); Bodley (Library, Oxford?) (page 43); Camera (Radcliffe, Camera, Oxford?); Stratford; St. Paul's School (May 18 24); "LFR (Roubiliac) the Pugnacious"; More notes on Roubiliac; Sherbourne; ? Notes on sculptors? Kensington Palace (page 78); Somerset House, London; Broadwater (18.X.24); Shrewsbury – St. Mary's (21.X.24); - Old St. Chad's; – New St. Chad's; - The Abbey Church; Wrexham (page 92); Gresford; Chester (24.X.24) – Cathedral; Condover; "Portraits at Chink Castle"; "Hist. Of Abby Ch. of St. Peter's Westminster"; BOOK REVERSES: "Handel Model" (page 114); Notes; BLANK (122-1; ChCh Inser (?); Notes on Roubiliac, Bushnell, Bacon, Newton, etc; Chipping Camden (page 140); SM (St. Mary's?) Oxford (June 28th 1924); Queen's College, Oxford?); St. Giles, Cripplegate; West Grinstead (Sept 25th 1924) (page 150); Horsham; Notes on Sculptors; Canons (?) & Sales Catalogues (with Roubiliac mentions); Hereford (page 170); "Notes from Victoria County History of Warwickshire"; Stamford; Malvern Priority (Oct. 31st); BLANK (page 181); BOOK REVERSES; Clink (Oct 22nd & 22th); Hampton Lovett (Oct 30); BOOK REVERSES; Stourhead page 200) – Pantheon; - Library; - church (page 239).

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    Front page inscribed "Edmund Esdaile March 9 1924." With Notes, drawings, index (fragment) in reverse at back. Churches visited - City (London) – All Hallows Barking, All Hallows London Wall, in St. Dunstan in the East, St. Margaret Patterns, St. Mary Aldermary, St. Peter ad Vincula (Previous 6 in London), Abingdon – St. Helens, Great Hampton (Buckinghamshire), Southwick (Northants), Wakefield Cathedral, Exeter Cathedral, Lichfield Cathedral, Rochester Cathedral, Southwell Cathedral, Dover – St. Mary's & Old St. James, Ledbury, Streatham, Beckenham, Bromley (April 22, 1924). Denham, Avington, Wells Cathedral, City of London (17/6/24) – St. Lawrence Jewry, All Hallows Lombard Street, St. Edmund Lombard Street, St. Michael Paternoster Royal/Row, St. Stephen Walbrook, St. Mary Aldermanbury, St. Anne & St. Agnes (All London churches – several are also noted in Book 4), Oxford (28/6/24) - St. Mary's & Queen's College (Library, etc.), Cheeve, Lincoln Minster, Durham Cathedral, Exeter Cathedral, Salisbury Cathedral, Wilton (1/5/24), City of London again (26/7/24) St. Mary le Bow, Christ Church Newgate Street, St. Botolph Without Aldergate, West Grimsted, Racton, Westbourne Church, Murray's 'Derby, Notts, Leic, Staff' (Reference Book), Ditchfield's 'Cathedrals' (Reference Book?), Murray's 'Devon & Cornwall' (Reference Book). Westminster Abbey (see also Book 4), St. Margaret's Westminster (Book 4) (7/8/24 Page 60), Wells, Kew (9/8/24), Temple Church, St. Nicholas Cole Abbey. St. Michael Cornhill, St. Mary Woolwich (All 8 previous churches in or around London). Herefordshire – Hereford Cathedral, - Holm Lacey Church (?). Abergavenny, Dalloway's 'Sussex' (Reference Book), Basbury, Coventry – St. Michaels, Chelmsford Cathedral, Sheffield Cathedral, Willow-le-Wear, Worcester Cathedral, "DNB" (Bingham? – Reference Books), Gorring (?) (18/10/24 – page 97), Teddington, "DNB" again (page 106-109). City of London (again) (2/12/28) – St. Stephens, St. Magnus the Martyr, Westminster Abbey, Old St. Marylebone (7/1/25 – 12/1/25), Old St. Pancras, St. Giles Cripplegate, St. Helen's Bishopgate, St. Bartholomew the Less. Arundell (25/3/25). More "DNB" references, East Grinstead (2/4/25 page 124) "DNB" Volume XVIII References, Winchester (16/4/25) Page 129, Petersham, "DNB" References 6 London churches (?) (page 132-133), St. Albans – St. Peters (21/4/25), - Abbey Church, Barnet, Lingfield, Teddington, Kingston, "DNB" Volume 19 References, East Grinstead (30/7/25), "Little (?) Guide to Derbyshire" (pages 146-154) References, "Yorkshire Archaeological & Topographical Journal" References, Bolton-on-Swale, St. George's Southwark (London), St. Stephen Walbrook, St. Mary at Hill (?), St. Dunstan in the East (3 previous entries in London), Rochester Cathedral, St. Nicholas (Rochester), Frindisbury (Kent), Clapham – Holy Trinity, - St. Pauls, Putney, Wandsworth, Fullham, Hammersmith, Barnes, Chiswick, Twickenham (3/9/25), Richmond, Kew, Acton (4/9/25 Page 196), Westminster Abbey & Cloisters (again), Carshalton, Beddington, Sutton, Wanstead, Stepney, (all previous 19 churches in and around London).

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