COLL B 11 26
Reference code
COLL B 11 26
Title
Bursar: 2 Westons
Level
File
Other Number
B.15/1/26
JB.WD.23/1
JB.WD.23/1
Date
1931 - 1945
Extent & medium
1 file
Content description
Correspondence with Works Department concerning maintenance for P.P. Roome (1931-1932), concerning tenancy, gas stove and hot water supply maintenance with F.H. How (1935-1940) and maintenance with J.E. Scott (1941-1944), maintenance to Dr. S Watson’s rooms (1945) and repairs and boiler and chimney maintenance with H.G. Ley. (1941-1945).
Correspondence concerning quote for black-out material and purchase from William Creak Ltd (Peascod Street). (1941), Following the death of George Shulmer due to tuberculosis, correspondence with E.F. Pressey, the Surveyor of Eton Urban District Council concerning request for the cleaning and disinfection of rooms used by evacuees. (1941-1942) Letter to the Eton Urban District Council stating that rooms will not be available to evacuees if they are required by people connected to the College. (1941) List of items in the boy’s dining room and list titled ‘Evacuees, 4 Rooms at 2 Westons Yard’ list includes ‘1 looking glass, 5 pillows’ etc. (1941)
Correspondence concerning Savile House and the escape of Mr Ley and his wife. (1940). Correspondence concerning tenancy with Major F.J.R. Coleridge (1945) and C.E. Colbourn (1945).
Yearly Boiler Reports.
Correspondence concerning quote for black-out material and purchase from William Creak Ltd (Peascod Street). (1941), Following the death of George Shulmer due to tuberculosis, correspondence with E.F. Pressey, the Surveyor of Eton Urban District Council concerning request for the cleaning and disinfection of rooms used by evacuees. (1941-1942) Letter to the Eton Urban District Council stating that rooms will not be available to evacuees if they are required by people connected to the College. (1941) List of items in the boy’s dining room and list titled ‘Evacuees, 4 Rooms at 2 Westons Yard’ list includes ‘1 looking glass, 5 pillows’ etc. (1941)
Correspondence concerning Savile House and the escape of Mr Ley and his wife. (1940). Correspondence concerning tenancy with Major F.J.R. Coleridge (1945) and C.E. Colbourn (1945).
Yearly Boiler Reports.
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