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San Marino, CA 91108
Manuscripts
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
2 typescript versions of article, with 12 September 1941 letter from G.H. Chettle.
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Manuscripts
Consists of a typescript final version with annotations and typescript and manuscript draft versions with annotations.
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Manuscripts
Consists of a final typescript version of page 1 only and a complete semi-final typescript version, as well as two manuscript versions.
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Manuscripts
Consists of typescript and manuscript (annotated) versions, (2 copies of pp 2-19) (no title page). Incomplete with accompanying letters.
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Manuscripts
Consists of typescript and manuscript drafts of articles and notes on the Christmas Family (including Gerard Christmas, John Christmas, and Mathias Christmas) including "Gerard Christmas and his Sons, Carvers to the Navy" (typescript article, annotated); "Notes on Two English Sculptor Families. Gerard, John and Mathias Christmas" (typescript draft versions of article, annotated); manuscript article on the Christmas family; and miscellaneous notes on the family of sculptors.
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Manuscripts
Consists of: Introduction (to book/pamphlet on Abbey), together with letter on The Guardian letterhead advocating an article on the Abbey to commemorate an exhibition of Abbey sculpture. "Monuments in Westminster Abbey ... prepared by Mrs. Arundell Esdaile" (Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings) (2 typescript versions; one is annotated and missing front page) "Re: Westminster Abbey Mons" (manuscript fragment, with additional fragments related to monuments) 1931 letter to Editor of The Times by Katharine Esdaile on Abbey monuments and subsequent correspondence. 1940-41 Correspondence from Lord Esher and another correspondent to Katharine Esdaile about problems of preservation during World War II bombings
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