COLL JB WD 03 03
Reference code
COLL JB WD 03 03
Title
College Chapel
Level
File
Other Number
Originally COLL/JB/WD/3/4
COLL JB WD 06
COLL JB WD 06
Date
1924 - 1946
Extent & medium
116 items
Content description
Letter from Archer Cust, at Eton 1910.2-1915.1, requesting inscription of his son’s name under their stall in College Chapel. (1946)
Transactions for chapel interior work. N.E. Turret. (1965)
Barrier to be erected and lectern to be moved. (1945)
Sir Henry Marten is anxious to get a report on the condition of the tapestries in college chapel and lower chapel. Which have been covered up during the war and now rehung, lower chapel tapestries have suffered moth damage. The provost is anxious to replace the tapestry and lectern in the chapel and to expose the wall-paintings. Candle deliveries. (1945)
Boiler examinations reports. (1941 - 1945)
Lupton’s chapel bronze tablet accounts payable to Daymonds Ltd for £24. (1944)
Correspondence concerning the closing of chapel for a week during the holidays for cleaning. (1944)
Repairs to Kneelers. (1940 - 1942)
Issues with heating and radiators. (1941)
Possible collapse of roof even after building after war damage. (1942)
Correspondence with and memorandum by Sir Charles Peers concerning the chapel roof and the chapel door’s treatment. (1940 – 1941)
Suggestions on how to protect items from potential war damage. Glass windows covering wall paintings, store lectern, protect George Frederic Watts’ Sir Galahad, protect brass in Lupton’s chapel and tomb of Provost Murrey, and chapel pinnacles. (1939)
Photograph of stone details. College are anxious to collect records of College Chapel as much as possible in case anything needs to be replaced. Enlists Peers help. (1939)
Proposed panelling for Ante-Chapel by Sir Charles Peers. (1939)
Correspondence with Royal commission of Historical monuments the archaeological society. (1939)
Damage to lead roof by visitors. (1938)
Chapel south side window repairs. (1937)
Minutes from meeting of the standing general purposes committee. (1937)
Gift from H.G Babington-Smith for glazing of windows on approach to Ante-Chapel (1937)
Installation of amplification system. (1936)
Memorandum from Sir Charles Peers. (1938)
Correspondence with Walter Tapper about paintings to be reproduced to be painted on the wall and about the hanging of tapestries. (1924)
Transactions for chapel interior work. N.E. Turret. (1965)
Barrier to be erected and lectern to be moved. (1945)
Sir Henry Marten is anxious to get a report on the condition of the tapestries in college chapel and lower chapel. Which have been covered up during the war and now rehung, lower chapel tapestries have suffered moth damage. The provost is anxious to replace the tapestry and lectern in the chapel and to expose the wall-paintings. Candle deliveries. (1945)
Boiler examinations reports. (1941 - 1945)
Lupton’s chapel bronze tablet accounts payable to Daymonds Ltd for £24. (1944)
Correspondence concerning the closing of chapel for a week during the holidays for cleaning. (1944)
Repairs to Kneelers. (1940 - 1942)
Issues with heating and radiators. (1941)
Possible collapse of roof even after building after war damage. (1942)
Correspondence with and memorandum by Sir Charles Peers concerning the chapel roof and the chapel door’s treatment. (1940 – 1941)
Suggestions on how to protect items from potential war damage. Glass windows covering wall paintings, store lectern, protect George Frederic Watts’ Sir Galahad, protect brass in Lupton’s chapel and tomb of Provost Murrey, and chapel pinnacles. (1939)
Photograph of stone details. College are anxious to collect records of College Chapel as much as possible in case anything needs to be replaced. Enlists Peers help. (1939)
Proposed panelling for Ante-Chapel by Sir Charles Peers. (1939)
Correspondence with Royal commission of Historical monuments the archaeological society. (1939)
Damage to lead roof by visitors. (1938)
Chapel south side window repairs. (1937)
Minutes from meeting of the standing general purposes committee. (1937)
Gift from H.G Babington-Smith for glazing of windows on approach to Ante-Chapel (1937)
Installation of amplification system. (1936)
Memorandum from Sir Charles Peers. (1938)
Correspondence with Walter Tapper about paintings to be reproduced to be painted on the wall and about the hanging of tapestries. (1924)
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