FDA-E.509-2013
Parts
FDA-E.509-2013
Identification
A Map of Eton College and its Environs
assigned by artist
This map was used as a frontispiece for the book 'Eton Medley' by B. J. W. Hill, published 1948. In the preface (p.x), the author includes:
'I can scarely express adequately my thanks to Miss Hester Wagstaff for so kindly giving me permission to reproduce her beautiful pictorial map of Eton.'
He adds in a footnote:
'The pictorial map of Eton was drawn in 1937. Since then the changes are that Mustian has been completed, Coleridge House has been demolished and Hawtrey House enlarged. Cpmmon Lane House has also been enlarged, and Savile House and Upper School were damaged by bombs in 1940.'
'I can scarely express adequately my thanks to Miss Hester Wagstaff for so kindly giving me permission to reproduce her beautiful pictorial map of Eton.'
He adds in a footnote:
'The pictorial map of Eton was drawn in 1937. Since then the changes are that Mustian has been completed, Coleridge House has been demolished and Hawtrey House enlarged. Cpmmon Lane House has also been enlarged, and Savile House and Upper School were damaged by bombs in 1940.'
CL 141
Description
Eton College
height (sight size): 495mm
width (sight size): 613mm
width (sight size): 613mm
Lettering within cartouche, lower right: 'A Map of ETON COLLEGE and its Environs'
Lettering within cartouche, lower centre: 'drawn by H.M Wagstaff and published at / The Petersfield Workshops'
Lettering within cartouche, lower left: 'Printed by / Emery / Walker / Ltd.'
Lettering within cartouche, lower left corner: '30 Inches to One Mile approx.'
Lettering within cartouche, lower centre: 'drawn by H.M Wagstaff and published at / The Petersfield Workshops'
Lettering within cartouche, lower left: 'Printed by / Emery / Walker / Ltd.'
Lettering within cartouche, lower left corner: '30 Inches to One Mile approx.'
Plain black painted wood frame
Production
Wagstaff, Hester Marian (Source artist)
Petersfield Bookshop (Publisher)
c.1938
History and association
On loan to Wooton House 1954