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'Cottages from the Park Bournville'

Anon.

'Cities Exhibition No. 121, lent by The Cadbury Trust'

Ten photographs of exterior and interior of buildings, and views at Bournville.

Anon.; Thomas Lewis.

'1' endorsed in manuscript in pencil on reverse.

'112' endorsed in bottom right corner.
'Cadbury Cloakroom' endorsed in manuscript in pencil on reverse.
'2' endorsed in manuscript in pencil on reverse.

Plan and bird’s eye view of City of Bradford improvement scheme.

Anon. [Henry Vaughan Lanchester and Edwin Alfred Rickards]

'Design for King Edward VII Memorial in Front of the Victoria Rooms Bristol.'

Two sheets with reproductions of a perspective view, a plan and a site plan, mounted on one sheet.

• 'King Edward VII Memorial, Bristol'; 41 x 27.8 cm
• [One page with reproductions of two pages]; 'Plan of site'; 'Plan of Memorial'; various sizes on 41.7 x 24.3 cm sheet

'Lanchester and Rickards, Architects'

From an unidentified publication.

'Percy B. Houfton, Archt. Chesterfield'

Scale: 1 inch to 66 feet

'Woodlands Village' endorsed in manuscript in ink in top margin of backing.
'Lent by W.S. Purchon, University of Sheffield' endorsed on reverse.
'Cities Exhibition No. 373, lent by W S Purchon'

'“Longfield”, Cambridge: Garden View.'
'Mr. Harry Redfern, [...] Architect'

From an unidentified publication.

Two keys for unidentified maps.

Anon.

Braham Hall, Cheshire.

'Joseph Nash'
'JN 1841'

Plate XV from Joseph Nash, 'The Mansions of England in the Olden Time', ed. by Charles Holme, introduced by Charles Harrison Townsend (London, 1906).

Map shows Medieval Chester.

Scale unspecified.

[Cities Exhibition]

'Chester, Watergate Row'
'Bedford'

Endorsed '268'

Two slides relating to Charles Robert Ashbee's Guild of Handicraft in Chipping Campden.

Anon.

'Clifton Hampden The Barley Mow'

Anon.

[Cities Exhibition]

Garden suburb.

• 'View of Crayfordway from Maiden Lane as it will appear when completed'; 'W. Ratcliffe'
• [Floor plan of a cottage]; Anon.

'67' endorsed in manuscript in ink on top seal [Cities Committee, 'War and Peace', No. 67]

[Probably William Watts Ratcliffe, architect]