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ABBREVIATIONS F O R S U R R E Y P A R I S H E S F O R U S E I N S . A . S . L I S T S

T h e u n i t s a r e the present civil parishes. with few exceptions. t h u s f o r G o m s h a l l , H o l m b u r y S t . M a r y a n d Peaslake, see Shere; for L o s e l y a n d S t . C a t h e r i n e , s e e Artington. The parishes in South London are shown in b r a c k e t s b u t t h e y a r e t o be found in thisi o r d e r i n t h e i n d e x ﬁles. File in o r d e r o f t h e u n a b b r e v i a t e d n a m e , n o t b y t h e abbreviat ion.

Ab i nger AB Chessington CHS Addington ADD Chiddingfold CHI Add i scombe ADS C h i l w o r t h - s e e St. Martha Addlestone ADL Chipstead CHP A1bury ALB C h u r t - s e e F a r n h a m Alfold ALF Chobham CHB Artington ART Clandon, East CL.E Ash ASH Clandon, West CL.W Ashford ASF (Clapham) CLM Ashtead AST Cobham COB Coldharbour COL Bagshot BAG (in the parish of Capel Banstead BAN but listed under own name Barnes BAR f o r e a s e o f u s e > (Battersea) BAT Compton COM Beddington BED Cou1sdon COU (Bermondsey) BER Cranleigh CRA Betchworth BET Crowhurst CRW B i n s c o m b e - s e e Godalming Croydon CRY Bisley BIS Cuddington CUD Bletchingley BLE Bookham, Great BKM.G Dorking DOR Bookham, Little BKM.L D u l w i c h - s e e C a m b e r w e l 1 Bramley BRA Dunsfold DUN Brockham BRO E a s h i n g - s e e S h a c k l e f o r d Buckland BUC Efﬁngham EF Burstow BUR Egham EG B u r p h a m - s e e Worplesdon Elstead EL Busbridge BUS Epsom EP Byﬂeet BY Esher ESH Ewel 1 EW F o r E w e l l a n d N o n s u c h - s e e Camberley CAM CUD Cuddington; see also Epsom (Camberwel1) CBW Ewhurst EWH Capel CAP Carshalton CAR F a r l e i g h o r F a r l e y F Y Caterharo CAT F a r l e y G r e e n o r H e a t h - s e e A l b u r y Chaldon CHD F a r n h a m ( i n c . R o w l e d g e ) F R N Char1wood CHL Fetcham FET Che am CHE Frensham FRE (see also Ewe 11) Frimley FRI Che1sham CHM (see also Camberlev) Chertsey CHY Gatton GAT - 2 - A b b r e v i a t i o n s o f P a r i s h e s (cont.)

Godalming GOD N e w a r k P r i o r y - s e e R i p l e y Godstone GDS Newdigate NWD GuiIdford GFD (Newington) NTN N o n s u c h - s e e Cuddington Ham HM N o r m a n d y - s e e A s h Hambledon HAM (Norwood) NOR Hascombe HAS Nutf ield NUT Haslemere HSL (includes Shottermill) O a k w o o d - s e e Ockley Headley HEA Ockham OCK H e r s h a m - s e e Walton Ockley OCY on Thames O t t e r s h a w - s e e C h e r t s e y Hindhead HI O x t e d OX H o l m b u r y - s e e Shere O u t w o o d - s e e Burstow Ho1mwood HLM Hook HOK P a i n s h i l l P a r k - s e e W A L . T Horley HOR Peperharow PEP Home HN Petersham PET Horse11 HRL Pirbright PIR Horsley, East HRS.E Pur1ey PUR Horsley, West HRS.W (Putney) PTY see also Roehampton Kew KEW Puttenham PUT Kingston upon Pyrford PYR Thames KNG Kingswood KND R a y n e s P a r k - see Merton Laleham LAL Reigate and Redhill REX (Lambeth) LAM Richmond RIG Leatherhead LEA Ripley RIP Leigh LEI R o e h a m p t o n - s e e P u t n e y Limpsf ield LMS (Rotherhithe) ROT Lingﬁeld LNG Littleton LIT St. Martha STM Long Ditton LGD Sanderstead SAN Lowﬁeld Heath - Seale SEA see Char1wood Send SD Shackleford SHC Maiden MA S h a m l e y G r e e n - s e e W o n e r s h Merrow ME Shalford SHL Merstharo MRS E a s t S h e e n - s e e M o r t l a k e Merton MRT Shepperton SHP ( i n c l u d e s R a y n e s P a r k ) Shere SHE Mickleham MIC Shirley SHI MiIton MIL (Southwark) SOU Mitcham MIT Staines ST I Molesey, East ML.E Stanwel1 STN Molesey, West ML.W Stoke d'Abernon ST.D Morden MOR (Streatham) STR Mortlake MTK Sunbury SUN (see also Barnes) Surbiton SUR - 3 - Abbreviations o f S u r r e y P a r i s h e s (cont)

Sutton SUT ( i n c l u d e s W o o d c o t e ) S u t t o n P l a c e - s e e W o k i n g Walton on the Hill WAL.H ( S y d e n h a m ) S Y D Walton on Thames WAL.T Wanborough WAN Tandridge TAN (Wandsworth) WDW {includes Whyteleafe) Warlingharo WAR Tatsﬁeld TAT W a v e r l e y A b b e y - s e e F a r n h a m T h a m e s D i t t o n T H . D Weybridge WEY Thorpe THP W h y t e l e a f e - s e e Ta n d r i d g e T h u r s l e y THU W i m b 1 e d o n WIM Tilford TIL Windlesham WIN T i t s e y TIT Wisley WIS ( T o o t i n g ) T O O Wit ley WIT ( i n c l u d e s M i l f o r d ) Wok i ng WOK Woldingham WOL Wonersh WON W o o d S t r e e t - s e e Worplesdon Woodmansterne WOD Worplesdon WOR ( i n c l u d e s B u r p h a m ) Wotton WOT M 1 4 M A P S A N D P L A N S O F I N D I V I D U A L P A R I S H E S IN SURREY, OR PLACES IN THEM

(see also M2/34: SCC Conservation maps)

ABINGER Location

M14/AB/1 movedfrom M14/0CY/1 which has details

M14/AB/2 movedfrom M14/WOT/2 which has details

ALBURY

M14/ALB/2( 1) and (2) Reproduction of Albiiry Tithe Map by Miss 0 M Heath Map Cabinet 2 Most ﬁeld names marked. No scale

M14/ALB/3 Tracing by Miss 0 M Heath, Albury Estate Map 1790: in possession of Mr Browne Fields. Numbered but not named No scale. Map Cabinet 2

M14/ALB/4(1) and (2) Tracing and copy by Miss 0 M Heath of map of Albiuy Estate.No scale, no date on (1); (2) dated 1783 Map Cabinet 2

M14/ALB/5 Albury Glebe 1803. Tracing by Miss 0 M Heath. Scale 3^4" to 10 chains Map Cabinet 2

M14/ALB/6 Tracing by Miss 0 M Heath of map of Albury village about 1815. Possibly still in the possession of Browne family (1961), made by Browne's grandfather. Very poor condition Roll

M14/ALB/7(1) - (6) Portions of 0.8. 6" maps moimted on card and marked By Miss 0 M Heath, in the parishes of Albury, Wonersh St Martha, Ewhurst, Shere, Cranleigh Box

M14/ALB/8 Part of O.S. 25" map showing Farley Heath Box M 1 4 / A L B c o n t i n u e d

M14/ALB/9(1) - (4) Estate plans. Outlying portions of the Albury Estate, Box Surrey. Auction particulars, 1922 (1) Plan 1. Tyting House, Chilworth Manor, Postford House, Tangley Mere, Lockner Holt. Approx. 12": 1 mile Plan 2. Shere, 1/2500 (2) Plan 3. Tickners Copse. Approx. 12": 1 mile (3) Plan 4. Brook, Cherryman's Farm, Middle Farm, Farley Green Farm, Mayorhouse Farm. Approx. 12": 1 mile Plan 5. Ewhurst Windmill, no scale Plan 6. Greenlane Farm, Maldish Farm. Approx 12": 1 mile Plan 7. Smithwood Common. No scale.

M14/ALB/1 OAlbxiry Park and the John Evelyn Gardens, Surrey. Map R C W a l m s l e y , 1 9 7 6 . 1 i n c h : 4 2 5 f t C a b i n e t 2 Two plans. The upper one is a reproduction from part of a survey made in 1782 : Estates belonging to the Hon. William Clement Finch. Thomas Wedge, 1782. The lower plan shows the locality as it is today, with buildings on the 1782 plan which still exist indicated. No 9 of a limited edition of 100. Presented and signed by R. Charles Walmsley. See also Walmsley, RCA description of the Mansion and Grounds at Albury Park and of the Old Parish Church of Albury, 1974. P3

M14/ALB/l 1 Part of the Manor of Albury, Surrey in 1701. 1976 Map Sources: Map 1701 by Abr. Walker; Surrey 1782 by Cabinet 2 Thos. Wedge. 1": ca. 62' and 200m ALFOLD

M14/ALF/1 Sale details of Park Farm, Alfold (22/11/60) Box

M14/ALF/2 Sale details of Turtles Farm, Alfold (22/7/52) Box /i 8H ' f ) l v / H f > 5 / i ASH

M14/ASH see also M14AVAN/3

M14/ASH/1 Estate Plan. Ash Manor House, Ash Green Note: this plan is for identiﬁcation only and its accuracy is not guaranteed. Scale; 208.33'; 1" no date Box

M14/ASH/2 Sale details of Westwood, Normandy (16/7/35) Box

M14/ASH/3 Sale details of Passengers Farm, Bailes Lane, Normandy (2/7/63) Box A)/9- LEATHERHEAD & DISTRICT LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY (Registered Charity No T802409) ASHTEAD HISTORY PROJECT SUNNYMEAD E P S O M R O A D ASHTEAD SURREY KT21 1LD

Ashtead (01372) 274616 Aj)

To b e ﬁ l e d w i t h S A S R e f M 1 4 / A S T / 5

In the course of work on the break-up of he Ashtead Park Estate, following the death of Mrs Howard, a complex picture has emerged, which is summarised below, together with notes on the chief sources which have been consulted to date.

Most references to local newspapers are to microﬁlm copies at Surrey Local Studies Library, Guildford.

Surrey Advertiser of 13 March 1878, refers to the sale of live farm stock, following the death of Mrs Howard.

Surrey Record Ofﬁce holds copies of Sale Catalogues for 1879 and for 1924.

British Library IMap Library holds

1878 Sale Catalogue Ref MAPS 137 b 3 (9)*

1879 Sale Catalogue Ref MAPS 137 b 3 (10) * From the evidence to hand so far, it would seem that the 1878 sale never took place. There are various announcements of the forthcoming sale in the Surrey Advertiser and in the West l\/liddlesex IHerald during July 1878 - then silence! There is a very full advert in the Surrey Advertiser for 15 July.

The sale in 1878 was to have been of just over 332 acres. Apart from the Manorial Rights, the 1924 sale covered over 800 acres, as compared with over 4,000 acres, offered in 1879.

There was a full report of the 1879 sale in the Sussex Agricultural Express, Weald of Kent Mail and County Advertiser on 1 July. The was a brief note in the issue for 24 June - there may be confusion here as both reports have been attributed to the Sunrey Standard.

The was a full report of the 1924 sale in the Dorking and Leatherhead Advertiser, Epsom District Times and County Post on 11 October.

I have prepared tables to show; a) Lot number and description, 1879 catalogue area, and newspaper area with additional notes

1 parkad - SAS b) Details of farms included in the sale with details from the 1879 sale catalogue, plus Census information for 1871-91 inclusive c) Details of the 1924 sale with lot and description, area, price realised, and some additional notes.

If any SAS members contemplate work on this topic, they are invited to, contact me as above.

It is my ultimate intention that all working documents will be deposited with the Leatherhead and District Local History Society.

Alan Gillies 10 September 1994

Copies to; Assistant Librarian - SAS

Ashead Parish Archivist - LDLHS

«-SAS ASHTEAD

see also M14/C0M/1 WANDSWORTH M14AVDW

WDW/1 Estate plan in sales particulars, 1897 Plan of freehold property known as Wandle House Wandsworth, S W for sale by Messrs. Farebrother, Ellis Clark & Co, 1897. Scale of feet, 1 inch : 50 ft BOX

WDW/2 (1) - (2) Estate plans in particulars and conditions of sale of property in Wandsworth, Putney and the County of Surrey, sold by auction by Mr Rainy, 1835 (1) Plan of the ﬁrst portion of freehold property in the parish of Wandsworth, and partly in the parish of Putney and County of Surrey, from lot 1 to 3 inclusive. For sale by auction on Wednesday 16th December 1835. Scale 1": 205 ft. (2) Plan of the ﬁrst portion of freehold property in the parish of Wandsworth and County of Surrey, from lot 4 to 50 inclusive. For sale by auction on Wednesday 16th December, 1835. Scale 1": 205 ft. Strips BOX

transferred to BAT/1 Estate plans in particulars and conditions of sale of property in Battersea, sold by auction by Mr Rainy 1835. (1) Plan of the second portion of freehold property in the parish of Battersea and County of Surrey, from lot 1 to 31 inclusive. For sale by auction on Friday 30th October 1835. Scale 1": 200 ft. Strips (2) Plan of the second portion of freehold property in the parish of Battersea and County of Surrey, from lot 32 to 65 inclusive S c a l e 1 " : 2 0 5 f t BOX

WDW/4 Estate plans in particulars and conditions of sale of property in Wandsworth and Battersea, sold by auction by Mr Rainy, 1836 (1) Plan of part of the fourth portion of freehold property in the parish of Wandsworth and Covmty of Surrey. For sale by auction on Friday 26th August, 1836 L o t s 1 t o 1 2 i n c l u s i v e , s c a l e 1 " : 2 0 0 f t . B O X (2) Plan of part of the fourth portion of freehold property in the parishes of Battersea and Wandsworth, and Coimty of Surrey. 1836, Lots 13 to 42 inclusive. Scale 1" : 205 ft.

WDW/5 Estate plan in sales particulars. The Manor House Estate, Wandsworth, S W. For sale by Messrs. Humbert, Son & Flint, 1889. Scale 66': 1". Inset key plan BOX WEYBRIDGE M14AVEY

WEY/1 Transferred to WAL. T/2

WEY/2 Estate plan in illustrated sales particulars. Plan of the valuable freehold estate known as Brooklands Estate, Weybridge, Surrey. To be sold by auction by Messrs. Ewbank & Co., 1938. Scale 250 feet to 1 inch. BOX

WIMBLEDON M14AVIM

WIM/1 Large scale plan of Wimbledon Common, 1910. Scale 6" to 1 mile, coloured Map Cabinet 2

WIM/2 (1-5) Estate plans in particulars, plans and conditions of sale, 1888. Messrs S Walker and Ruentz. (1) Plan of the Wimbledon Hill Building Estate. 1": 58 ft (2) Plan of ....The Grange, Southside, Wimbledon Common 1": 40 ft (3) Plan of Property in the Lingﬁeld Road, Wimbledon (4) Plan ofRidgway Place, Wimbledon (5) Designs for residences proposed to be erected on the Grange and Wimbledon Hill Estates, Wimbledon V i e w s a n d g r o u n d p l a n s . B O X

WIM/3 Estate plan in sales particulars. Plan of the Wimbledon House Estate, Wimbledon, Surrey. For sale by Messrs Rushworth and Jarvis, as per accompanying particulars (scale ca. 1 : 2100) BOX

WIM/4 Paths on Wimbledon Common, 1971. Scale of 500 yards : 2 inches. Coloured Cabinet 2 WITLEY M14AVIT

see also M2/34 Conservation area no. 14/7

WIT/1 Estate plan in illustrated sales particulars, 1906. Plan of Rake Manor, Milford, Surrey. For sale by auction by Messrs Hamnett, Raffety & Co, 1906 Scale 25" to 1 mile Also photocopy of sales particulars 25.7.1925M14/WIT/2 18.5.1950 M14/WIT/2a BOX

W I T / 2 a n o t h e r c o p y

WIT/3 Estate plan in sales particulars, 1906. Plan of freehold land at Bannicle, formerly part of Lea Park Estate, Witley, Surrey. For sale by Messrs. Gillows, 1906. Scale 1": 140' BOX

WIT/4 Estate plans in illustrated sales particulars, 1910. (1) Plan of freehold properties. Mill Copse Estate and Enton Mill Estate, Witley, Surrey. For sale by Alex. H. Turner and Co. Scale 1": 210' (2) Plan of freehold property at Witley, Surrey. For sale by Alex. H.Tumer and Co. Scale 1": 210' (Culmer Farm House, King Edwards School, Witley & Chiddingfold Station etc.) ( a l s o i n c l u d e s M 1 4 / H A M / 2 M 1 4 / B R A / 3 ) B O X

WIT/5 Estate plans in illustrated sales particulars, 1905 (1) Plan of the Lea Park Estate, plan no. 1. Witley, Surrey For sale by auction by Messrs. Hampton & Sons ... .(1905) Scale 1 inch : 13.5 chains (2) Lea Park Estate, plan no. 2. Scale 1 inch ; 3.2 chains (also includes Bowlhead Green etc.) (3) Lea Park Estate, plan no. 3. Scale 1 inch : 3.2 chains (also includes Heath Hill, Park Lane Cottages etc) (4) Lea Park Estate, plan no. 4. Scale 1 inch : 3.2 chains (also includes Wheeler Street, Wild Croft etc.)

WIT/6 Parts of O S 6" map, post 1894, illustrating Witley Manor, otherwise Witley Park. Coloured and annotated. Donated b y R A J C o r k BOX WOKING M14AVOK

WOK/1 Plan of part of Woking on tracing paper. 1" : 6 chains Apparently copied from the Tithe Map. Given by E R Burder, FSA. Map Cabinet 2

WOK/2 (1-2) Estate plans in particulars and conditions of sale 1893. (1) Plan of 'The Hollies' and several charming residential sites, for sale by auction by Mr William Lee July 1893. Scale of links and scale of feet, 1" :200 ft. (2) Plan of a valuable freehold farm known as 'Inwoods' and other nursery and accommodation lands, situate at Knaphill, Woking, Surrey, for sale by auction by Mr William Lee ....July 1893. Scale 1" : 310 links BOX

WOK/3 formerly WOR/3. See there for details BOX

WONERSH M14/WON

WON/1 Estate plan in illustrated sales particulars, 1905. Plan of Great Tangley Manor, Wonersh and Shalford, Surrey. For sale by Messrs. Debenham, Tewson, Farmer and Bridgewater .... 1905. Scale ca. 1" : 200' BOX

WON/2 another copy BOX

WON/3 moved to SHL/2. See there for details BOX

WON/4 Estate plan in illustrated sales particulars 1958. Plan of Great Tangley Manor, Wonersh, near Guildford, Surrey. For sale by private treaty 1958. Messrs. Chas. Ostenton & Co and Messrs. John D Wood & Co Scale 1": 410' BOX

see also M2/34 Conservation area no. 14/8 (draft)

WOODMANSTERNE M14/WOD

WOD/1 Plan of the Oaks Estate in the parish of Woodmansterne, Surrey, for sale by auction by Messrs. Davis and Hughes, no 12 Haymarket, at the Mart, Bartholomew Lane, on Thursday 27th June 1839 Scale of chains, 1" : 4 chains moved to CAR/4 BOX WORPLESDON M14AVOR

WOR/1 (1 - 4) Estate plans in particulars and conditions of sale of estates in the parishes of Shere, Worplesdon, Stoke next Guildford, Saint Mary in Guildford and Elstead 1846 (1) Lot 2. Plan of Shagden Farm, in the parish of Worplesdon Scale of 3 chains to an inch (2) Lot 16. Plan of house, land and premises, Rydes Hill, in the parish of Worplesdon. Scale 1": 114 chains (3) Lot 17. Plan of Charmans & Rydes Hill Farms, in the parish of Worplesdon. Scale of 3 chains to an inch (4) Lot 18. Plan of an estate in the parish of Worplesdon, Surrey. Scale of 3 chains to an inch (The New Inn, Vine House Farm etc.)

shelved at M14/SHE/2

WOR/2 Estate plan in sales particulars. Plan of a valuable freehold residential and agricultural estate, known as Frog Grove, Wood Street Green, within four miles of Guildford in the county of Surrey. For sale by auction by Messrs. Edwin Fox, Burnett and Baddeley .... 1917. Scale 16.6 chains BOX

another copy of Ml4/WOR/2

WOR/3 Estate plan in sales particulars. Plan of freehold properties known as Beech Hill and Bridge Farm in the coimty of Surrey For sale by Messrs. Rushworth and Stevens, 1891. Scale ca. 1 : 2500)

moved to M14/WOK/3

Sale details of Tile House Farm, Stoughton, Weydown Farm Worplesdon, Holly Bush Farm, Wood Street and Cottages 24th March 1936 BOX

Sale details of Fairlands Farm, Worplesdon, 4 t h S e p t e m b e r 1 9 6 2 B O X

Sale details of The Old Mill House, Worplesdon 1st October 1963 BOX

Sale details of Blanket Mill Farm, Worplesdon 18th April 1965

see also M2/34 Conservation area no. 13/18 (draft) WOTTON M14AV0T

WOT/1 Estate plan in sales particulars, 1891. Plan of valuable freehold residential property (known as Slitten's Copse) situated on the southern slope of Leith Hill.. ..for sale by auction by Messrs. King and Chasemore, 1891 Scale ca. 1 : 2500.

Also contains: M14/CAP/2 and M14/NWD/1 BOX

WOT/2 Estate plan in sales particulars. Plan of valuable freehold estates known as Ruckmans and Boswells, situated in the parishes of Ockley, Wotton and Wamham, in the counties of Surrey and Sussex, to be sold by auction by Messrs. King and Chasemore 1893. Scale ca. 1 : 2500.

Also contains M14/NWD/2

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M16/LON/8 The A to Z of Restoration London (The City of London, 1676), introductory notes Ralph Hyde; compiled by John Fisher and Roger dine, London Topographical Society, 1992

M16/LON/9 The A to Z of Georgian London, introductory notes by Ralph Hyde, Harry Margary, 1981

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Hampshire!

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I MAPS

MISCELLAljEOUS I

ROMAN BRITAIN ALBURY

NL/ALB/1 F a r l e y H e a t h

ARTINGTON (LOSELEY) F'oH. fWVrt/mcitoaJ 'St NL/ART/1 L o s e l e y H o u s e

/2 L o s e l e y H o u s e E n t r a n c e

/3 L o s e l e y H o u s e I n t e r i o r

ASHTEAD

NL/AST/1 A s h t e a d W o o d s ( ? )

/2 Ashtead Common (?)

/3 O a k T r e e i n p a s t u r e l a n d

/4 " M H I I II

/5 II II II II II

/6 Pasture land

/7 T r e e s a n d p a s t u r e

/8 T r e e s a n d p a s t u r e

/9 C o w s a n d p a s t u r e

/10 C o w s u n d e r t r e e s

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ASHTEAD (continued)

[SIL/AST/12 Farmyard

/I 3 Cottage Garden

/14 Rockery

/ 1 5 R o c k e r y ( s l i d e c r a c k e d )

/ 1 6 C r a d d o c k ' s L a n e l v ( S \ - / V I v - ^ - e c i o y ,

/ 1 7 O l d C o t t a g e s , R e c t o r y L a n e

/ 1 8 W o o d ﬁ e l d F a r m C r a d d o c k ' s L a n e

/ 1 9 A s h t e a d H o u s e F a r m L a n e

/ 2 0 A s h t e a d H o u s e F a r m L a n e

/21 Ashtead Lodge 122 " " y/Ocwi o~\ lOcnid n;

/ 2 3 " " B a c k

/ 2 4 C a t e r C o t t a g e A g a t e r L a n e ( p r o b a b l y P e p y s Cottage)

/ 2 5 F o w l e r ' s C o t t a g e F r o n t

/ 2 6 " " B a c k

/ 2 7 O l d C o t t a g e s W o o d fi e l d L a n e / /28 Ashtead Football Club Agatej Lane j U n i d e n t i f i e d I n n — — F i i d i y , — H o 11 o y d & H e ^ e y AÔuJc-V- /UL|plR.(S"l_ (-Brewer-s-)" ' T b ^ U j O o ^ 4 * - P ( v ' b . /30 Unidentified timber framed house | AfptX.ve\vVl^ f^VWtl / 3 1 O l d c o t t a g e s ? v m J \ - A s V k - a c i . / 3 2 C o t t a g e - o n c e a b a k e r y ? i c y v i H l v V ^ /33 Lane in Ashtead ? / rt-pfci-Vtvvt'L^ iX-iO- /34 Painting of a Village Green (above fkM.^4 . C o m m o n ( b e l o w ) ? ' ' J

/35 Church tower BANSTEAD

NL/BAN/1 Banstead church exterior

/2 East end

" " N . a i s l e a n d c h a n c e l /3 (exterior)

" " E a s t e n d p i e r /4

BEDDINGTON

NL/BED/1 Beddington House

/2 Beddington House Great Hall

BETCHWORTH

NL/BET/1 Old Yews

/2 Old Yews

/3 Old Yews

/4 Well Farm

/5 Betchworth Clump

/6 D o w n s W e s t o f P i l g r i m s ' W a y

/7 Church S. window exterior BLETCHINGLEY

NL/BLE/1 Mill House Pendell showing Dam on R Bletchingley

It If II II II /2 left

/3 O l d R e c t o r y B r e w e r S t . 1 9 3 8

/4 H a l f - t i m b e r e d B r e w e r S t r e e t

/5 The Hangers, Whitehill

/6 B l e t c h i n g l e y P l a c e F a r m B a r n : E . side E a r l y t u d o r Wall

I I I I I I " * s n W.corner

/8 Q u a r r y H o u s e , E a r l y R o y a l A r m s

/9 P i l g r i m s ' W a y G r a v e l l y H i l l

/10 G r a v e l l y H i l l

/11 II II

/12 II II

/13 W e s t d o o r o f c h u r c h

/14 Chancel Arch

/15 Tomb in church

BOOKHAM

NL/BKM.G/1 E x t e r i o r o f B o o k h a m C h u r c h CAPEL

NL/CAP/1 S h i r e m a r k W i n d m i l l F r o n t \

/2 " " S i d e / P r i n t s i n

/3 " " S i d e ( l a r g e ) ? a l b u m

/4 " " S h u t t e r ) P D I / 1 6 gearing ^

CATERHAM 3"x <2"

NL/CAT/1 Viewpoint

/2 White Hill

/3 Tillingdown Lane looking N. June 1936

/4 W a r C o p p i c e C a m p T r e n c h e s ( c r a c k e d )

(1 H II II /5

/6 N e a r W a r C o p p i c e l o o k i n g W .

CHALDON

NL/CHD/1 P i l g r i m s ' W a y a t C h a l d o n

/2 Tollsworth YHA Chaldon

/3 W i l l e y F a r m C h a l d o n

/4 P i l g r i m s ' W a y W i l l e y F a r m " " W e s t o f W i l l e y /5

/6 If If ff ff ff BURSTOW

NL/BUR/1 O u t w o o d S m o c k M i l l ( 1 9 3 3 )

Outwood Post Mill

Outwood Mills

O u t w o o d P o s t M i l l . T a i l b e a m & L a d d e r

O u t w o o d M i l l s ( t a k e n 6 . 5 . 3 3 )

Outwood Mills

Outwood Post Mill

Wooden pinion

Iron pinion and driving wheel

O u t w o o d S m o c k M i l l

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BYFLEET

NL/BY/1 B y ﬂ e e t c h u r c h E x t e r i o r t i m b e r s p i r e

F r o m N o r t h

Font CHALDON (continued)

NL/CHD/7 C h u r c h E x t e r i o r f r o m E .

/8 W a l l P a i n t i n g L a d d e r o f S a l v a t i o n 1 2 C

CHARLWOOD

NL/CHL/1 Char1wood Church S. Porch

Windmill Lowﬁeld Heath (exterior)(1933

Governors

Driving Wheel and gearing (1933)

Wooden pulley-

Exterior

E x t e r i o r l e f t s i d e

Rear

Governors

Driving wheel /\)

part of driving wheel

Shaft pulley

Driving Wheel (neg, print) NL/CHL/19 W i n d m i l l L o w ﬁ e l d H e a t h R e a r e x t e r i o r s a c k hoist {neg. print)

1 CHIPSTEAD ! NL/CHP/1 N e a r C h i p s t e a d B r i d g e o v e r o l d I r o n R a i l w a y

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COLDHARBOUR

NL/COL/1 T h e D o w n s f r o m n e a r C o l d H a r b o u r i n t h e ! parich of Capel i

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! COMPTON

NL/COM/1 E x t e r i o r C o m p t o n c h u r c h 1 /2 Chancel Arch

/3 Compton Church Tower

/4 i Compton Church East End CRANLEIGH

NL/CRA/1 C r a n l e y c h u r c h t o w e r

|2— //3

CROYDON

NL/CRY/1 C r o y d o n P a l a c e f r o m S o u t h P o r t e r ' s Lodge

/2 Croydon Palace N.E. View

/3 C r o y d o n P a l a c e P o r t e r ' s L o d g e N o r t h View

CUDDINGTON (Nonsuch)

NL/CUD/1 Nonsuch

/2 Nonsuch

DORKING

NL/DOR/1 P i l g r i m s ' W a y N o f C o m b e F a r m l o o k i n g E

ff If II II II II II /2 W

/3 Old Ford Pixholme Firs

/4 Left Bank

/5 Right Bank DORKING (cont)

NL/DOR/6 R a n m o r e f r o m B o x h i l l a n d n e g a t i v e

/7 Looking N at Ranmore Common and neg.

/8 D e n b i e s & Q u a r r y f r o m B o x h i l l F a r m a n d neg.

" a n d 2 /9 negs.

/10 U p p e r a n d l o w e r r o a d l i n e s o f F o r d

/11 B o x h i l l F a r m l o o k i n g E a s t

/12 B o x h i l l n e a r B u r f o r d B r i d g e

/13 Leith Hill

/14 L e i t h H i l l f r o m H o l m b u r y H i l l

DUNSFOLD

D^L/DUN/1 Dunsfold church exterior

/2 1 3 C p e w s i n c h u r c h

EWHURST

NL/EWH/1 Ewhurst Hill

/2 Ewhurst Windmill

/3 Ewhurst church West porch

" " e x t e r i o r /4

/5 H u r t w o o d W i n d m i l l t h r o u g h t r e e s ( n e g . )

/>/>///fc EWHURST

/ NL/EWH/6 Hurtwood Windmill

f? ft ( n " " ( n e g a t i v e ) J /8 " " F l y e r p l a t f o r m F a n s t a g e J /9 " " S i d e v i e w ^eF. j /10 " " S a i l s o n l y ( n e g a t i v e ) s w e e p s /11

FARNHAM

NL/FRN/1 F a r n h a m C a s t l e

/2 W a v e r l e y A b b e y C r y p t " " R e f e c t o r y /3

/4 P l a n o f W a v e r l e y A b b e y

/5 W a v e r l e y S u b - v a u l t o f D o r t e r

/6 P a r t o f W a v e r l e y A b b e y

/7 W a v e r l e y A b b e y S . a i s l e i n t e r i o r " " M a n o r ( f r o n t ) /8 " " " ( s i d e v i e w ) /9

/10 C h a p e l F a r n h a m C a s t l e f o r c { U . r C x ﬁ U c r ! ' 3 ; O ■ GATTON

In Gatton Park

House at entrance to Gatton Park in Gatton Park

Binscombe, GODALMING

F i n s c o m b e S f ﬁ - i r t - h r y ( /

GODSTONE

Godstone Mill On site of Saxon Mill and b y S a x o n P o n d

N. Godstone Roman Road looking S.

Crossing Roman Road

W e s t d o o r o f c h u r c h

Godstone Font C O L L E C T I O N O F G L A S S P L A T E S , N E G A T I V E S E T C . STORED IN METAL FILING CABINET IN RCGDARCII ROOM

ARRANGED BY PARISH

P R E F I X E D N L , T H E N P A R I S H , T H E N C O N S E C U T I V E N U M B E R

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S l i d e N u m b e r D e t a i l s G)ai> /1 General View

/2 Top level of soil

/3 Skeleton of horse

/ 4 T e s s e r a e ﬂ o o r i n s i t u

/ 5 P i l e s o f t e s s e r a e

/6 Trench

n T r e n c h f u r t h e r d o w n

/8 Start of leat in trench

/9 Leat

/lO Leat

/II Ditch

/ 1 2 L e a t f r o m d i t c h e n d

/13 Ditch end of leat

/14 Leat broken through

/15 Drain

/16 Post holes G U I L D F O R D S . A . S . P h o t o g r a p h i c P l a t e s G U I L D F O R D

NL/GFD/1 A b b o t ' s H o s p i t a l G e n e r a l V i e w

" " C o u r t y a r d /2 " " D o o r w a y ( s h u t ) /3

/4 (open) " " S t a i r w a y /5

/6 Guildford Castle Keep

/7 H o l y T r i n i t y C h u r c h

/8A-D S t . M a r y ' s C h u r c h 4 n e g a t i v e s 2 E x t e r i o r 2 i n t e r i o r

/9A-D G u i l d h a l l 4 n e g a t i v e s R e p a i r s & R e - e r e c t i o n of Bell 1926?

/10 High Street looking east c. 1926 " " l o o k i n g w e s t c . 1 9 2 6 /11

/12 U p p e r H i g h S t r e e t l o o k i n g w e s t c . 1 9 2 6 ( c o r n e r o f p l a t e c r a c k e d ) P r i n t e l s e w h e r e

/13 U p p e r H i g h S t r e e t l o o k i n g e a s t

/14 F l o o d s a t 8 4 H i g h S t r e e t C o n n a u g h t H o t e l looking north 1928 ?

/15 F l o o d s C o r n e r o f H i g h S t r e e t a n d F r i a r y S t . 3rd Jan 1928

/16 F l o o d s C o r n e r o f F r i a r y S t . t o T o w n B r i d g e 3rd Jan 1928

/17 F l o o d s i n F r i a r y S t r e e t 3 r d J a n 1 9 2 8

/18 F l o o d s i n M i l l m e a d 2 4 t h D e c . 1 9 2 7

/19 F l o o d s i n M i l l m e a d 2 6 t h D e c . 1 9 2 7

/20 F l o o d s i n M i l l m e a d 2 6 t h D e c . 1 9 2 7

/21 F l o o d s i n M i l l m e a d w a t e r w o r k s 1 9 2 7 7 1 9 2 8 ?

If II II II II II /22

/23 T h e G u i l d f o r d S t o r e s 5 1 H i g h S t 1 9 2 6 ?

/24 G a m m o n s 6 7 - 6 9 N o r t h S t . 1 9 2 6 ? GUILDFORD continued

NL/GFD/25 C a r l i n g , G i l l & C a r l i n g 2 1 7 N o r t h S t . 1 9 2 6

/25A C h e r t s e y S t . 1 9 2 6 ? n e g a t i v e

/26B plate

/27 J o l l y B u t c h e r C o r n e r o f C h a p e l S t . 6 . 2 . 2 7

ﬂ% J o l l y F a r m e r Q u a r r y S t . c . 1 9 2 7

/29 W e s t Te m p e r a n c e H o t e l Q u a r r y c . 1 9 3 0 Print elsewhere

/30 T h e G o o d I n t e n t H o s t e l f o r M e n Q u a r r y S t . Print elsewhere

/31 Smyth 72-73 High St. 1926?

/32 Prudential Assurance 53 High St. 1926?

/33 S t . S a v i o u r ' s C h u r c h

II II II /34

/35 T h e C h e s t n u t s C a s t l e H i l l 1 9 3 0

/36 T a b l e t o n t h e C h e s t n u t s C a s t l e H i l l

/37 C h a r l e s D o d g s o n . T o m b s t o n e 1 9 2 8 (broken plate)

/38 B o o k e r ' s T o w e r

/39 S t o k e L o d g e 5 L o n d o n R d . M r s . R o g e r s 1 9 3 0 ?

M I I I I I I I I I I II /40

/41 Merrow Road Widening 1926? G.H. Brierly Esq.

/42 II II II II II II

/43 Gate House Walnut Tree Close Negative G.H. Brierly

/44 G a s , L i g h t & C o k e C o . P e d e s t a l

/45 Horse-drawn Dust Cart Bedford Rd Depot G.H. Brierly

/46 Q u e e n V i c t o r i a ' s S l e e p i n g C o a c h . M e s s r s . M a y & J a c o b s GUILDFORD (continued)

NL/GFD/47 S t o n e R i d g e P o r t s m o u t h R o a d ( C o r n e r o f B u r y Street)

/48 R a c k ' s C l o s e C a v e r n s Q u a r r y S t . c . 1 9 3 0

/49 R a c k ' s C l o s e C a v e r n s c . 1 9 3 0 E n t r a n c e

/50 P e w l e y D o w n l o o k i n g e a s t w i t h S t . M a r t h a

/51 V i e w f r o m P e w l e y D o w n o v e r S h a l f o r d 2 . 5 . 2 6

/52 C y d e r h o u s e C o t t a g e s P i l g r i m s W a y S h a l f o r d (Isolation hospital during First World War)

/53 S t . C a t h e r i n e ' s c o t t a g e s

ft II 11 /54

/55 S t . C a t h e r i n e ' s c h a p e l c . 1 9 3 5 s e e

/56 also

/57 00 o

/58 S t . C a t h e r i n e ' s S p r i n g N e w G r o t t o 1 9 3 5 Broken slide

/59 New Tablet 1935

/60 U n s t e a d F a r m ( b e t w e e n S h a l f o r d & F a r n c o m b e ) c . 1 9 2 6 ( l a r g e r s i z e 6 . 5 " x 8 . 5 " )

/61 Tunsgate widening 1932 " " " M o v i n g p i l l a r /62 " " l o o k i n g n o r t h /63

/64 Widening Tunsgate 1933

/65 II II II

/66 18.2.33 Deerbarn level crossing N looking S Print ﬁled PDI/25

/67 1 8 . 2 . 3 3 " " " S l o o k i n g N

/68 4 . 4 . 3 3 D e e r b a r n C r o s s i n g f r o m N l o o k i n g S

/69 S l o o k i n g N

/70 S l o o k i n g N Print ﬁled elsewhere GUILDFORD (continued)

NL/GFD/71 4 . 4 . 3 3 D e e r b a r n C r o s s i n g f r o m N . W .

/72 D e e r b a r n ? C r o s s i n g P o s t & ? l o o k i n g N 7.3.33

/73 U n i d e n t i ﬁ e d b u i l d i n g u n d e r c o n s t r u c t i o n 1933? R.O. Garrod Contractor

/74 It II II II

/75 n I I I I II

II II II II /76 u s i n g A t l o c b l o c k ﬂ o o r s 1 9 3 3 ?

/II A l m s h o u s e s ? U n i d e n t i ﬁ e d 4 . 5 " x 6 . 5 "

/IB D o o r L a t c h "

/79 S t . N i c h o l a s C h u r c h S i r W i l l i a m M o r e d. 1600

/80 S t . C a t h e r i n e ' s C h a p e l

/81 C o t t a g e n e a r S t o k e n e x t G u i l d f o r d

/82 S t . M a r t h a ' s c h u r c h n e a r G u i l d f o r d

^ i o / t f / e l G e r o l J v V l^:r ( ^ u t i - h > o i ^ y \ J . A ^ \ , ' / 1 - 1 1

HINDHEAD

NL/HI/1 W e s t o f D e v i l s J u m p s H i n d h e a d

Nu/KLﬂ /|

HORLEY

NL/HOR/1 I n n a t H o r l e y ( w i t h c a r r i a g e ) 331 Jac Cowie Bequest. Guildford

Index of Colour Transparencies

(housed in metal ﬁling cabinet in ReseafclTRoom)

1. Chertsey Street 1977 2. Chersey Street 1983 3. Chertsey Street 1983 4. RGS 1988 5. Holy Trinity 1976 6. Holy Trinity 1977 7. Holy Trinity Vestry 1977 8. Corona Cafe 1976 9. Corona Cafe 1977 10. Back of Corona 1977 11. Back of Corona 1977 12. Roofs of Meakers and Corona 1976 13. Back of Meakers and Corona 1983 14. Interior timbers of Corona 1977 15. Interior timbers of Corona 1977 16. Interior timbers of Corona 1977 17. Corona in 1983 18. General view of 122 - 126 High Street 1976 19. Front view of 122 - 126 High Street 1976 20. 122 - 126 High Street 1976 21. Booker's Gate (?) 1977 22. Roof of cafe and Booker's Gate 1976 23. Tunsgate 4-9 1976 24. Roof of Cafe 1977 25. Tunsgate roofs 1976 26. Tunsgate roofs 1976 27. Tunsgate roofs 1976 28. Roofs opposite Guildhall 1976 29. 9, 11 Tunsgate 1976 30. Tunsgate 1976 31. 132, 134 High Street 1976 32. 132, 134 High Street 1977 33. Back of Tudor Rose and Jeffrey's 1976 34. Back of Tudor Rose and Jeffrey's 1976 35. Tudor Rose, 142 - 146 1976 36. Tudor Rose rooﬂines 1983 37. Roof of County Club 1976 2

38. 152 - 160 High Street 1976 39. 162 High Street 1976 40. 170 High Street 1983 41. 170 High Street 1976 42. 176, 178 High Street 1976 43. 176, 178 High Street 1983 44. 190 High Street 1983 45. 196 High Street 1983 46. 202 High Street 1983 47. 202 High Street 1976 48. 206 High Street 1983 49. 210 - 212 High Street 1976 50. 214 - 216 High Street 1976 51. Abbot's Hospital Facade 1977 52. Abbot's Hospital 1976 53. Abbot's Hospital Coat of Arms 1976 54. Abbot's Hospital courtyard 1976 55. Abbot's Hospital 1977 56. Abbot's Hospital Doorway 1976 57. Back of Abbot's Hospital 1976 58. Back of Abbot's Hospital 1978 59. Abbot's Hospital extension 1983 60. Guildford House 1976 61. Guildford House Back 1976 62. Guildford House Detail 1977 63. Russell House 1978 64. Russell House 1983 65. Compare pillars 1983 66. Guildhall 1978 67. Guildhall 1976 68. 46 High Street into Quarry Street 1976 69. 46 High Street into Quarry Street 1976 70. 56 High Street Smiths 1976 71. 72 - 78 High Street with T S B 1976 72. T S B exterior 1977 73. T S B doorway 1976 74. T S B doorstep 1976 75. T S B undercroft 1977 76. T S B undercroft 1977 77. T S B undercroft blocked door 1977 78. T S B undercroft 1977 79. T S B undercroft 1977 80. T S B undercroft 1977 3

8 1 . T S B u n d e r c r o f t 1 9 7 7 8 2 . T S B u n d e r c r o f t c o r b e l o n E . 1 9 7 7 83. A & N Stores 105 - 111 High Street 1976 8 4 . 1 1 7 - 1 1 9 H i g h S t r e e t 1 9 7 6 8 5 . 1 2 7 - 1 3 1 H i g h S t r e e t 1 9 7 6 8 6 . T h e B u l l s H e a d 1 9 7 6 8 7 . T h e B u l l s H e a d 1 9 7 6 88. Old Russell House without cornice 1976 8 9 . C o l u m n s ( c f 6 5 ) 1 9 7 6 90. 141 - 143, 145 - 149 High Street 1976 91. 149 High Street 1977 9 2 . 1 4 9 - 1 6 3 H i g h S t r e e t 1 9 7 7 93. 151, 153 High Street 1976 9 4 . 1 5 1 - 1 6 3 H i g h S t r e e t 1 9 7 6 9 5 . 1 5 5 - 1 6 3 H i g h S t r e e t 1 9 7 6 9 6 . 1 5 7 - 1 5 9 H i g h S t r e e t 1 9 7 7 97. 161 - 163 High Street (Sherry's) 1976 9 8 . W h e r e t h e a l l e y w a s 1 9 8 3 ( ? ) 9 9 . W h e r e t h e a l l e y w a s 1 9 8 3 ( ? )

F1 /Wer^r?

Vllkjdk1_^h

% \fj (\r\ih cei^ 1 y i a ^ j A ^ J ^ v W k W -

ti 6

«1«dr FW , HORSLEY, WEST

NL/HRS.W/' W e s t H o r s l e y P l a c e

" R o o f p o s t s

LAMBETH

NL/LAM/1 Lambeth Palace

LEATHERHEAD

NL/LEA/1 Leatherhead Church interior

LIMPSFIELD

NL/LMS/1 Limpsﬁeld Church window LINGFIELD

NL/LNG/1 Lingﬁeld Church S. wall of chancel

" " N o r t h s i d e /2

/3 Timber-framed house and shop

/4 S t . P e t e r ' s C r o s s

It II II /5

MERROW

ML/ME/1 Marrow Church North Porch

/2 P i e r a r c h

MERSTHAM

NL/MRS/1 M e r s t h a m S . E . R . T u n n e l l o o k i n g N .

/2 R e b u i l t D o v e c o t o f M e r s t h a m H o u s e

/3 N . M e r s t h a m s h o w i n g h o l l o w f o r O l d I r o n Tramway

/4 M e r s t h a m . A l b u r y F a r m 1 7 C . w a l l

/5 Alderstead Farm. Limestone.

/6 M e r s t h a m C h u r c h

n Merstham

/8 M e r s t h a m Q u a r r y l o o k i n g E .

/9 M e r s t h a m T u n n e l . V e n t i l a t i n g T o w e r M E R S T H A M ( C O N T I N U E D )

NL/MRS/10 M e r s t h a m W h i t e h i l l s

/11 P i l g r i m s ' W a y l o o k i n g W . a n d Old Iron Way and S.E.R.

/12 Railroad of Old Iron Railway looking N.

/13 N. of Merstham. Old cutting f o r I r o n RaiIway

/14 E x t e r i o r o f C h u r c h

/15 Church West Door

" D o o r /16

MERTON

NL/MRT/1 Merton church E. window in 1N. aisle

" " S o u t h w i n d o w /2

MICKLEHAM

NL/MIC/1 E x t e r i o r o f C h u r c h

/2 N o r t h T o w e r w i n d o w

/3 West Door I OCKHAM j N L / O C K / 1 I E x t e r i o r o f O c k h a m c h u r c h j /2 j East window / 3 I O c k h a m c h u r c h c h a n c e l

/ 4 " " e x t e r i o r j / 5 I " " E a s t w i n d o w

OCKLEY

NL/OCY/1 Mill (exterior

O c k l e y W i n d m i l l E x t e r i o r

Exterior

W o r m G e a r

I n t e r i o r U p w a r d s ( t a k e n 1933)

Distant View negative

I n t e r i o r U p w a r d s ( t a k e n 1935)

PEPERHAROW

NL/PEP/1 Peperharow Chancel arch

W i ndow NL/PEP/1 Peperharow Chancel arch

" W i n d o w /2

PIRBRIGHT N \ \ NL/PIR/1 Hatchers.

/2 H a t c h e r s a n d T h e W h i t e H a r t p h o t o 1 9 0 6

/3A H a t c h e r s S k e t c h b y M i s s E . A . R u c k e r 1 8 9 0 / n I t I I M 1 1 M H 1 1 /3B

Hatchers / /4 i / /5 H a t c h e r s /

/6 H a t c h e r s / CU &T/ S n H a t c h e r s 1

H a t c h e r s I /8 /Soo/c /9A The White Hart. Sketch by Miss Rucker \

II II II II II II II /9B \ II II II II II II II /10 { p. Z! /11 V i e w f r o m C o w B r i d g e /12 Cowshot Manor \ /13 Sandpit Cottages

/14 Old Cottage on West Heath

/15 The Old School House

/16 T h e V i n e . L a t e r t h e R e d L i o n P . H .

/17 Borough Hill Cottage

/18 Maiden. An old house on Boro' Hill

/19 T e r r y ' s B o x C o t t a g e B a c k V i e w

/20 Swallow Farm

/21 II II i/ " " S i d e V i e w / /22 PIRBRIGHT (continued)

NL/PIR/23 W e s t h a l l F a r m F r o n t \

/2A W e s t h a l l F a r m O u t b u i l d i n g s

/25 W i c k h a m s F r o n t

/26 T h e M a n o r H o u s e F r o n t i

/27 M a n o r H o u s e R e m a i n s o f M o a t /

/28 L i n n a r d s /

/29 L i n n a r d s C o t t a g e

/30 Apple Tree Cottage Front

I I I I M \ /31 Co^ r/s II It tl \ /32

" " B a c k /33 £ooa /34 Church Cottage

/35 C a u s e w a y F a r m f /36 R a i l e s F a r m B a c k 1 A S / /37 G a r d e n ( M a n o r H o u s e ? ) \ /38 House in Pirbright \ P /39 Pirbright Church East End

/40 Wooden grave boards, photographed 1919 \

/41 Old Tombstone \

/42 Pirbright Parish Front Cover \

/43 Punch Bowl etc. used at Audit Dinner at the White Hart

/44 D e c a n t e r s , k n i f e , f o r k e t c f r o m W h i t e Hart 1

/45 C o p p e r u r n , s c u t t l e a n d t a n k a r d e t c . /

/46 R u s h l i g h t H o l d e r s e t c , f o u n d i n M a n o r House Moat /

/47 F i r e d o g s f r o m Te r r y ' s , n o w B o x C o t t a g e /

/48 S w a l l o w F a r m ( n e g a t i v e ) s e e a l s o 2 0 - 22 PIRBRIGHT (continued)

N L / P I R / 4 9 S . W . C o r n e r o f V i l l a g e G r e e n - B l a c k s m i t h ' s Shop in background

/ 5 0 U p p e r o r M a n o r M i l l ( n e g a t i v e )

/ 5 1 R e m a i n s o f M a n o r H o u s e M o a t ( n e g a t i v e ) see also 27

/ S I u i U X k U c W l r

PUTTENHAM

N L / P U T / 1 I n t e r i o r P u t t e n h a m c h u r c h

REIGATE

N L / R E I / 1 R e i g a t e H i l l P i l g r i m s ' W a y & Q u e e n ' s P a r k

/ 2 F r o m t o p o f R e i g a t e H i l l

/3 Reigate Windmill. General View of Heath

/ 4 T r u m p e t s H i l l W i n d m i l l R e i g a t e H e a t h N

y g I I M I I I I M / 6 W r a y W i n d m i l l j 1 ^ 1 1 I I / / a J 7 " J ^ / / v J / 8 " " V / ^ C E u / ^ / 9 " " D o o r ( /10 " Flyer and Fanstage PC>/^/6

/11 Reigate Heath Windmill exterior /12 Shaw's Corner Windmill Redhill J R E I G A T E ( c o n t i n u e d )

/13 S h a w ' s C o r n e r W i n d m i l l R e d h i l l \

/14 "(part of negative)

/15 Reigate Heath Post Mill / " " " " A l t a r i n R o u n d h o u s e ( /16 " " " C e n t r e p o s t ^ /17 Po//i> /18 " " " " U p w a r d s I " ( n e g a t i v e d u p l i c a t e ) /19 " " " " Q u a r t e r p o s t /20 " " " " " " n e g a t i v e /21

/22 " Q u a r t e r p o s t J

" M o r t i c e s /23

RICHMOND

NL/RIC/1 Richmond Palace

RIPLEY

NL/RIP/1 N e w a r k M i l l 5 . 4 . 2 6

M I f t l I f II /2

/3 N e w a r k P r i o r y 1 2 t h M a y 1 9 2 5 " " S o u t h T r a n s e p t f r o m S . W . /4 " " S . T r a n s e p t a n d P r e b y t e r y f r o m S E /5 RIPLEY (continued'

NL/RIP/6 N e w a r k P r i o r y W e s t S i d e

SHERE

N L / S H E / 1 F r o m t o p o f H o l m b u r y H i l l

/ 2 W e s t e r n s l o p e s H o l m b u r y H i l l

SHIRLEY

N L / S H I / 1 S h i r l e y W i n d m i l l

/ 5 " " S a i l s

/ 6 " " S a i l s

SOUTHWARK

NL/SOU/1 S o u t h w a r k W i n c h e s t e r P a l a c e S T O K E D ' A B E R N O N

NL/.ST.D/1 Stoke D'Abernon Church S. side

THURSLEY

N L / T H U / 1 T h u r s l e y C h u r c h

/ 2 T h u r s l e y C h u r c h i n t e r i o r

/ 3 D e v i l s J u m p s

/ 4 T h e F o n t , T h u r s l e y c h u r c h

TILFORD

N L / T I L / 1 F r o m C r o o k s b u r y H i l l l o o k i n g w e s t

/ 2 C r o o k s b u r y H e a t h e r

/3 Heather, ling, bracken and bilberry Crooksbury

/ 4 C r o o k s b u r y H i l l

/5 Tilford Bridge

W A L T O N O N T H E H I L L

NL/WAL.H/1 Tadworth Windmill Walton on the Hill / > £ / y u r s / A j

II II II

/>x>/ //6

K»^ I 11 - V*' ^ 6rtrrAX c4^ , 10^66-11 WIMBLEDON

NL/WIM/1 Wimbledon House in 1676 ?

/2 Wimbledon Common Windmill ) T S J 8 < - > < * * -

II fl »l \ /3 i />/)///6 n ? i I I ^1 /4

VvvtU^ C4<-wA-

WOKING

NL/WOK/1 Sutton Place

WOTTON

NL/WOT/1 O l d W a y N o r t h f r o m P a r k F a r m Wotton

/2 P a r k F a r m W o t t o n 17/07/2003 15:32:59 Page: 1 Surrey Archaeological Society Library Inquiry Search Result Bibliography for series: Ballard Slide Collection

0S2 NL / BAL Ballard, Harold Slides of Surrey churches and some other locations [Slide]

1981-87

Summary: A collection of 35 mm colour slides taken by H. Ballard. Most have been dated by the processor, some remain unidentiﬁed, and may be Sussex subjects

0S2 NL / BAL / ADD / 1-6 Ballard, Harold Church of St Mary the Virgin, Addington [Slide] 1984

Summary: Four slides of the exterior, two of the chancel. Dated 14, 18 Feb 1984

0S2 NL / BAL / BLE / 1-10 Ballard, Harold Church of St Mary the Virgin, Bletchingley [Slide]

Summary: 1-2: exterior; 3-6: general views of the interior; 7-8: pulpit; 9-10: reredos. Dated Sept. 1986

0S2 NL / BAL / BLE / 11-21 Ballard, Harold Church of St Mary the Virgin, Bletchingley, monumental brasses [Slide]

Summary: 11-13: Brass of Thomas Warde and his wife, 1541; 14-15: brass of a lady, c. 1470; 16-21: brass of a priest, c. 15! Dated Sept. 1986

0S2 NL / BAL / BLE / 22-24 Ballard, Harold Church Walk, Bletchingley [Slide]

Summary: 22: view from east; 23: view from west; 24: close-up of Longhurst. Dated Sept. 1986

0S2 NL / BAL / ESH / 1-5 Ballard, Harold St George's Church, Esher [Slide]

1981

Summary: 1-2: exterior; 2-4: interior: 5: monument to Princess Charlotte. Dated November 1981

0S2 NL / BAL / MIC / 1-12 Ballard, Harold St Michael's Church, Mickleham [Slide]

1981-82

Summary: 1-5: exterior; 6-7: nave interior; 8-9: Norman porch; 10-11: Norman font; 12: Widdowson family monument and brass. Dated Nov. 1981 & Feb. 1982 17/07/2003 15:32:59 Surrey Archaeological Society Library Inquiry Search Result B i b l i o g r a p h y f o r s e r i e s : B a l l a r d S l i d e C o l l e c t i o n

3AL / REI / 1-23 :a, Harold St Mary Magdalene Church, Reigate [Slide]

Summary: 17: exterior in snow; 8-9: exteriuor in spring time; 10-11: nave and chancel; 12-13: chancel and screen; 14-15: high altar; 16: south chapel; 17-18: north chapel showing monuments to William Howard, Baron of Efﬁngham and Elizabeth Denton; 19:

L / BAL / TM / 1-3 ra, Harold St peter's Church, Tandridge [Slide]

Summary: Exterior views. Undated, but dated Sept 1986 in Ballard's notebook

L / BAL / WIS / 1 rd, Harold Autumn scene at Wisley Gardens [Slide]

SumiTiary: Dated November 1981

L / B.AL / HEA / 1 rd, Harold Autumn scene at Headley [Slide]

Suminary: Dated November 1981

BAL / BKM.G / 1-16 :a, Harold Church of St Nicholas, Great Bookham [Slide]

Summary: 1-2: exterior; 3-6: interior; 7: font; 8: Arthur Moore memorial; 9: Henry and Elizabeth Slyﬁeld brass. Dated

: / BAL / OCK / 1-13 :a, Harold A l l S a i n t s ' C h u r c h , O c k h a m [ S l i d e ]

1981

Summary: 1-5: exterior; 6-8: nave interior; chancel interior; 10-12: monument to 1st Baron King; 13: monument to 7th Baron King. Dated Nov. 1981, no 5 is undated

. / BAL / BKM.L / 1-3 :a, Harold Little Bookham Church [Slide]

Summary: 1-2: exterior, 3: nave interior. Dated Feb & June 1982

. / B A L / b r t t / i - b :d, Harold Shere [Slide]

Summary: Six scenes of Shere village, no.1,2 and 6 showing distant views of the church. Dated August 1981 Page: 3 17/07/2003 15:32:59 Surrey Archaeological Society Library Inquiry Search Result Bibliography for series: Ballard Slide Collection

0S2 NL / BAL / CAR / 1-9 Baiiard, Harold All Saints' Church, Carshalton [Slide]

SuMiary: 1-4: distant exterior views; 5-7: interior; 8-9: Gaynesford tomb, dated April 1983

0S2 NL / BAL / WAL.T / 1 Ballard, Harold St Mary's Church, Walton-on-Thames, interior [Slide]

1981

Summary: Five other slides were taken by Ballard at the same time, but these are not now in the collection. Dated Nov. 1981

0S2 NL / BAL / CAR / 10-11 Ballard, Harold The river Wandle at Carshalton [Slide]

Summary: Dated April 1983

0S2 NL / BAL / WOT / 1-19 Ballard, Harold St John the Evangelist Church, Wotton [Slide]

Summary: 1-8: exterior; 9-11: south doorway; 12: tower and west window interior; 13: saxon south doorway; 14: choir screen and Evelyn Chapel; 15-17: Evelyn monuments; 18: ﬂoor monumental slab to John Evelyn; 19: unidentiﬁed

0S2 NL / BAL / CHD / 1-6 Ballard, Harold Church of St Peter and St Paul, Chaldon [Slide]

1981

Summary: 1-4: exterior; 5: interior; 6: ancient bell (the original bell was stolen in 1970, so this potograph is probably of the copy installed after the theft)

0S2 NL / BAL / FY / 1-13 Ballard, Harold St Mary's Church, Farleigh [Slide]

1984

Summary: 1-2: exterior; 3-5: interior: 6-9: doorways; 10: monument to Samuel Bernard; 11: brass of John and Ann Brock. Dated February 1984

0S2 NL / BAL / CRM / 1-3 Ballard, Harold Church of St Leonard, Chelsham [Slide]

Summary: All exterior views, dated Feb. 1984

0S2 NL / BAL / LNG / 1-8 Ballard, Harold Collegiate Church of St Peter and St Paul, Lingﬁeld [Slide]

Summary: 1-3: exterior; 4: interior: 5: monument of Reginald, 1st Baron Cobham; 6: double lectern with chained Bible; 7: brass of Elizabeth, Lady Cobham; 8: brass on tomb of Reginald Cobham, 2nd Baron Cobham Page: 4 17/07/2003 15:32:59 Surrey Archaeological Society Library Inquiry Search Result Bibliography for series: Ballard Slide Collection

:s: NL ' 3AL / CHP / 1 Ballard, Harold Church of St Margaret, Chipstead [Slide]

Summary: An exterior view. Dated April 1983

3AL / MIC / 13-15 ha.iara, riaroia Autumn scenes at Box Hill and Mickleham [Slide]

Summarv: Dated Nov. 1981

:a, Harold The river Mole at Swanworth, [Cobham?] [Slide]

Summary: Dated November 1981

rd, Harold St Nicholas Church, Pyrford [Slide]

1986

nummary: 1-^: exterior; 3-5: interior. Undated.

L ; 3AL / COB / 3 rd, Harold Church Stile House, Cobham [Slide]

1962

Summary: Dated February 1982

L / BAL / REI / 24-30 ra, Harold Signpost on Reigate Hill [Slide]

Jummary: Seven views of a signpost stating Redhill 1, Epsom 7 1/2, dangerous hills in both directions

Norman doorway, St Andrew's Church, Cobham [Slide]

.^32

Summary: Dated February 1982

BAL / STD / 1-15 :a, Haroia St Mary's Church, Stolce d'Abernon [Slide]

Sumjnary: 1-6: exterior, no 1 showing blocked south doorway; 7: altar; 8: unidentiﬁed interior; 9-10: pulpit; 11: statue of Madonna and Child, Italian, c. 1500; 12-14: Norbury Chapel , 15: close-up of tomb of Sarah, Lady Vincent. Dated Aug 1981 & Feb 17/07/2003 15:32:59 Page: 5

0S2 NL / BAl / CRW / 1-15 Ballard, Harold St George's Church, Crowhurst [Slide] [1986]

Summary: 1-4: exterior; 5-7: interior: 8: brass memorial plate to Richard Cholmley; 9-10: cast-iron slab memorial to Thomasina Maryott ;11 : Gaynesford hatchments; 12-15: John Gaynesford the younger brass, 1460. Dated Nov. 1984 or undated, i.e. Sept

0S2 NL / Bﬂl / TAT / 1-12 Ballard, Harold St M^'s Church, Tatsﬁeld [Slide]

1984

Summary: 1-9: interior, with close-ups of the windows; 10-11: Leveson-Gower hatchment; 12: font. Dated Nov. 1984

0S2 NL / BAL / CRW / 16-18 Ballard, Harold Mansion House Farm, Crowhurst [Slide] [1986]

Summary: Undated, but notes as 1986 in Ballard's notebook

0S2 NL / BAL / WAL.H / 1-6 Ballard, Harold St Peter's Church, Walton-on-the-Hill [Slide]

1981

Summary: 1: exterior; 2-6: font. Dated Oct and Nov 1981

0S2 NL / BAL / CRY / 1-3 Ballard, Harold St John the Baptist Church, Croydon [Slide]

1983

Summary: 1: exterior; 2: east window; 3: tomb of Archbishop Whitgift. Dated March 1983

0S2 NL / BAL / WIS / 2-4 Ballard, Harold W i s l e y C h u r c h [ S l i d e ] [1986]

Summary: 2-3: exterior; 4: interior. Undated, probably 1986

0S2 NL / BAL / CRY / 4-5 Ballard, Harold The old palace, Croydon [Slide]

1983

Summary: Dated March 1983

0S2 NL / BAL / DOR / 1-3 Ballard, Harold Autumn scenes at The Nower, Dorking [Slide] 1981

Summ.ary: Dated November 1981

39 resource(s A . P R E H I S T O R Y 1 B o x o f S l i d e s

B . R O M A N V I L L A S I N S U R R E Y 1 B o x o f S l i d e s

C . 1 - 5 R O M A N L O N D O N AND ROMAN BRITAIN 5 Boxes 331/A J.A.C. BEQUEST SLIDEi S - PRE-HISTORY

If 2. 17. Ufﬁngtxixo Castle

3. n 18. Hill Port in Ufﬁngton

4. Barrow, of ColdruiiL 19. D i g g i n g a t W a y l a n d - S S m i t h y

ri u ft 5. 20. W a y l a i u i f ﬁ S m i t l i y - L o n g B a r r o w

6. If II tt 21. P r e h i s t o r i c s t o n e s a t A i r e f b x i r y

7. DsbnelDury 22. AvelDury

8. tt 23. " S o u t h a p p r o a c h

9. S e v e n B a r r o w s n e a r L a m b o u r n 24. G r e a t D y k e e n t h e R o n i n e y M a r s h e s -

10. C iai che Sit er P o r t if i cat i Oﬁ' 25. Iro.ni Age Eort at Oldhury

11. " M i d w a l l s ; 26. Bronze. Age Barrows,, Bow Hill

12. Dragoni Hill 27. Bow Hill

13. Mefﬁo .sit e , F arnham. 28. Bough (sic) Hill Iron Age Fort

14. L l a n t w l c M a o o r

15. Long Barrow 331/B// J.A. COWIE BEQUEST - SLIDES fJL- ((rFdl 1. GUILDFORD

1. Castle Arch 11. Castle;

2 . " " 1 2 . II

3 . S t . M a r y ' s C h u r c h , S o u t h s i d e 1 3 . High Street

H H I I » t » Angel Inm.

5 . S t a r P u h l i c H o u s e 1 5 . B u l l ' s H e a d ,

6 . Q u a r r y S t r e e t 1 6 . White Lion Walk

7 . " " 1 7 . A h h o t ' s H o s p i t a l

8 . B a c k o f K i n g ' s H e a d P . H . 1 8 . Guildhall

9 . R o s e m a r y A l l e y 1 9 » n

1 0 . " " N o r t h s i d e 2 0 . P l a n s : f o r W h i t e L i o n W a l k

2, ARCHAEOLOGY R O I / i A N V I L L A S I N S U R R E Y

1. S u r r e y M a p 1 8 - 2 3 K a i s e r ' s A n g s t " G e o l o g i c a l 2. 24. Finding a Roman tile

3. V i l l a s i n S u r r e y 25. Iron Age Pottery

" S i t e s 4. 2 6 2 7 B e g i n n e r ' s D r a w i n g

5. Roman Villa Plan

6. S u r r e y, s h o w i n g C h a l k a n d L o w e r G r e e n s a s n d

7. V i l l a a t A l h u r y - s i t e

8. Site of "bath, Roman Villa, Parnham

9. F i n d s f r o m t h e g a r d e n , F a o ? n h a m R o m a n V i l l a

10. Ashtead

" V i l l a P l B J i 11.

12. Digging with 'antlers', Ashtead Roman Villa

13. Drawing of Ashtead Roman Villa

14. 'Holes' on Ashtead Common

15. Part of the clearing in Ashtead Forest

16. Natural Vegetation, Ashtead Comra.on oaks

17. Heap of flints, Aahtead Yittd, ■■

ARGHAEOLQGY (cont J - ROIHAN LONDOF (i)

1 . S t . A l p h a g e W g i l l f r o m l o e h i n d 1 6 . R o m a n W a l l u n d e r P o s t O f ﬁ c e

2. West Gate of Port ,( 2 1 8 . T h e O r g a n i s e r ﬁ n i s h i n g I triangulation 4 . W h e r e W a l l j o i n s F o r t

^ 1 . 9 . W a l l n e a r T o w e r g u n I f t t

g I f M I I M \ 12/ 20, "

- 7 . * * * ' * *

■ 8. St» Alphage, stretch of wall 22. Medieval Wall, All Hallows

, 9 . W a u l l s o u t h o f W e s t G a t e , 1 9 6 9 1/5 23. Roman Wall in Bay 11 10. Medle.val wall. Amen Court 1/^^ 24. Down to Roman foundations

X I " " f/32_25.' B a r " b e Fountain r ' s B o n d playing, e d W a r e h o u s e ff{6 12. Section of Wall "behind the Podixm 2 6 . T h e S e n t r y W a l k 'fh 13. Wall "behind the Podixim 11^^27. East India Co. Sign ; 1 4 . C r i p p l e g a t e - : B a s t i o n 28. Toe H '^29. Toe H Inside 1 5 . " s e c t i o n , 1 9 7 0 30. (Un-named - Part of Wall?)

ROMAN LOroON

! . W e s t G a t e )j[^ IX* Med. wall "by All Hallows on ■ 2 . 2 Te a r a l a t e r ( 1 9 6 9 ) the Wall ijY 122 Bay 11 - Wall 3. Cripplegate Bastion (l£:7-0') '/^i3. Port Wall south of the Gate, 1967 I 4 . R e m a i n s o f S t . A l p h a g e c J i m r c h Middle Basition,' 1969 5. Section of wall near. St. u Gﬂes>. Cripplegate, 1969^ ^ t t . . 1 9 7 0 ■ - 6 . W a l l , r u i n s " b e h i n d iJlS 16. 25 yr'. old trees; insiide Christ Church 7 . B a s t i o n n e a r S t . G i l e s tf7 17. Enitrance t© West. Gate n e a r W e s t G a t e

. ' 8 . B a r " b e i ? ' s B o n d e d Wa r e h o u s e , Segonti-um, Caernavon now outsdde i 1 9 . L i n e o f ' R o r a a n i P o r t

11^ 9. Med. Wall "by All Hallows 20. Romani Bridge 5 miles. N of ■ b y t h e W a l l ^ Blaeniani Pfestinieg -^3 ^ 1^; 10. Wall that used to "be ne:ar B a r h e r & s B o n d e d W a r e h o u s e iji jcr^ 6 < 5 i y ( K J .

\f7l 33l/B/3y/2 j . A . c . B B g p E S T B r i t a i n ( s l i d e s ) ^

-2^) 1. A gateway near Procolitxa 7 / 2 - 8 . M i t h r a s A l t a r i n t h e l a k e a t O x -gl 7//^- 2^7 3. Roman Altar 4 . M i t h r a s A l t a r ^ S i l c h e s t e r - n o r t h a i d e

5 . " » 32. Main Street, Silchester 1 6 . E a s t I n d i a C o m p a n y S i g n 53. Silchester, S.E. corner Showing what used to "be the 54. " A m p h i t h e a t r e S e n t r y W a l k 35. Digging L e a t h e r T r u n k s l(?o 36. Plaiii of Lullingstone Roman iﬂO 9. D i o n y s u s g r o u p ( ? ) Villa

10. Inscribed tile 37. M o s a i c '•

11. Mithras 38. Lullingstone, digging f 1 2 . U n - n a m e d ( M a c A l p i n e s i g n ) 5 9 , " C h r i s t - I a n p a i n t i n g Shakespeare- presiding o-ver gap l e f t i n , S t . M a r y A l d e r m a n - " b u r y , n e s i r t o P u l t o n M i s s i o n

14. Guildhall II0 1 5 . E x c a " w a t i n g S t . M a r y A l d e r - manhury ijty 16 • All HaCLlows, Barking 17. Samian Ware ^J62. 18. E m p e r o r g u a r d i n g Y / a l l !,Vtl9. " " T o w a r " 20. Fishhourne ./-) 81. 4 2 2 . 23. " 2 / 2 4 . " y/il 25. }! 1-2 26. 7/"^ 27. 1/ m 28. •• 2)25 29. Lullingstone 30. Mosaic (-wTlere?)

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.jcn iL^ 'f) ,75^ s-?- Ff^/\riH^hry^ C^snjUT SiUF^Ty , §ltc^u£^ c5>\ 4>^u\, CiXaCle^ ^cAAHi-^^lijL -

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R O M A K L e ^ O J T - B R i m m ( 5 ' J.A.C. BEaUEST:

2 . O n t h e W a l l n e a r H o u s t e a d s C a e r l e o n - a m p h i t h e a t r e

4 . L o Q ; k i n g W e s t t o w a r d s H o u s t e a d Caerwent -walls Mile Castle " " R o m a n o - B r i t i s h 5 . F o w i t a i r i ) a t C o r l D r i d g e A e s i c a o m t h e h i l l s i d e 6 . G r a n a r i e s a t C o r s t o p i t - u i E Loakinjg dQ»n on Vindolanda 7 . A l t a r s i n M i t h i P a , s T e m p l e IlGusteads 8. CoTentiiDa*s Well (16,000 cadiBS coiv'eriEEg I3D0 yrs. On the Wall, looking t® the foiiimd hei?e) Crag Lough

9 . A l t ^ S t o m e i r e M i t h r a s Te m p l e South Gate at Birdioswold,: (C);.amibg Lagara 1 0 . H i t h r a s A l t a r T h e . M i l i t a r y R o a d a n d l i n e 11 . F l o o r o f p r 4 ' " « ? a t e h o u s e : , ®f the Wall Chesters Barcomhe Hill from; Vindolamda 1 2 . M i t h r a s Te i B ® ) ) l e n e a i r Proc®litia West Gate, Housteads 13. Korth Gate, Chesters Se^FWimig^ields: Crag 14. The Treaisury, Chesters • ' C u d d y ' s C r a g s , 15. Roman Bridge at Chesters H i g h s h i e l d s C r a g s

16. Westgate, Chesters Lo®kin® south fromi Housteads

1 7 . C h e s t e r s - t h e B a r r a c k s Walking 021 the Wall west from: Housteads

. 9 . C a e ^ J l e o m - w a l l s

J.A.C. BEQUEST (LONDON - BRITAIN) (4) (SLIDES)

1. Small ﬁnds. Mrs. Waugh 30. A Ditch. Mrs. Sellars

2. B>^irrscorabe 31. The Leet, opp. direction

3. Large post-holes 32. Bxlnscomloe, Post-holes '• the Leet 4. B.>ln®:com"be drawings 33.

5. tt »t 34. ^ S m a l l . s t o r e ; . , r o 0 m 6:. 35. '• Channel of tiles 7. B;^inseombe; po.ts 36.

8. 37. Roman Cafe, Cardiff Castle

9. 38. Chester. Wall and Gate

10. 39. M o s a i c ﬂ o o r i n C h e ^ d w o r t h V i l l a

11. Un—named 40. Chedworth Roman Villa

12. B^lmscombe II (l97l) 41. R o m a n s t o n e i n B r o u g h a m C a s t l e " p o t s 313. 42.

14. t r M 43. The Baths, Urieaniufﬁ

15. View fromi Hadrian Hotel, 4^. Urieonium High Warden 45. tinssatosxl 16. Village pump at Wall 46. 17. H a d r i a n ' s H o t e l a t W a l l 47. 18. Village at Wall, 48. showing line of Wall 49. Rornain ditch at Uriconiuni 19. Showing Vallum, looking E. t o w a r d s t h e H e m m e l 50. The Baths, Uriconiuni

20. Waiill showing Vallunii and 51. Furnace in Romaoi' Villa in^ two 'aigges' towards Chalgro-v:e Fallow Field Fell 52. Chalgroire 21. Limestone Corner, " R o m a n V i l l a 53. looking north 54. 22. T h e V a l l u m n e a r L i m e s t o n e Corner

23: Corhridge from: Corstopitum

24, Digging at Corlaridge 25, Corhridge Lion

26, W a t e r c h a n n e l a t C o r s t o p i t u m

27, G r a n a r y ﬂ o o r s t i l l i n t a c t at Corstopitxim

28, D y n n s F f ' a r o n n e a r B e d d g e l e r t , Lantern Bearers

29, Post holes

I f

Roman Roads of Surrey: a photographic record. Taken and donated by Alex Vincent. ^ ^ ^

London to Silchester Roman Road 1 Near West Bedfont 2 Near West Bedfont 3 South of Stanwell 4 Staines 5-6 Site of Roman bridges at Staines 7 The Causeway at Staines 8 Engleﬁeld Green 9 North of Windlesham 10 North of Bagshot

London to Lewes Roman Road 11 Rowdown Wood 12-18 New Addington 19-20 South of New Addington 20 South of New Addington 21 Along Skid Hill Lane, Frickleshole 22-23 Along Skid Hill Lane near Frickleshole 24-27 Skid Hill 28 From Skid Hill towards Mallards Wood 2 9 S o u t h o f M a l l a r d s W o o d 30 South of Cherry Tree Shaw 31-33 WestofTatsfield 3 4 C l a r k s L a n e F T a t s fi e l d 3 5 S o u t h o f T a t s fi e l d 3 6 - 3 7 N e a r C l a c k e t L a n e 3 8 North of the High Chart 39 Trevereux 40 South of Trevereux

Stane Street 41 Kennington 42-43 Stockwell 44 Balham 4 5 N e a r M o r d e n 46 Cheam 47 North Cheam 48 Nonsuch Park, Stoneleigh 49 Epsom 50 Thirty Acre Bam 51 Near Thirty Acre Bam 52 Near Headley Court 53 Tyrell's Wood 54 South of Tyrell's Wood 55-56 Near Leatherhead Downs 57-58 Near Cherkley Court, Mickleham 59 Near White Hill on Mickleham Downs 60-64 M i c k l e h a m D o w n s 65-68 Jimiper Hill 69 West of Lodge Hill 70 Site of ford, Burford Bridge 71 Westhumble 72-73 Minnickfold 74 M i n n i c k f o l d n e a r H o l m w o o d 75 Buckinghill Farm 76 Along lane and A29 at Buckinghill Farm 77 Along lane at Buckinghill Farm 78 Along A29 and lane at Buckinghill Faiiu 79-80 Along A29 north of Ockley 81 Along A29 in Ockley 82 Through Ockley 83 Along A29 south of Ockley 84 Along treeline north of Oakwoodhill 85 Along a minor road at Oakwoodhill 86 Along lane north of Ruckmans Farm

London to Brighton Roman Road 87 Kennington Park 88 Brixton 89-92 Streatham 93-94 Norbury 95 Broad Green 96 Purley 97-99 Riddlesdown 100 Warlingham 101-102 North of Tillingdown Farm 103 Tillingdown Farm 104 Tillingdown Lane, Caterham 105 Dialbank Wood near Godstone 106 Near Quarry Farm, Godstone 107 Tyler's Green, Godstone 108-109 Godstone 110 Godstone Farm 111 Tilburstowhill Road, Godstone 112 Tilburstowhill Farm 113 South of Stansted 114 Near Kings Farm 115 Stanstreet Farm 116 North of Blindley Heath 117 Through Blindley Heath 118 South of Blindley Heath 119 Stanton's Hall 120 Newchapel 121 North of Greenwood 122 Greenwood 123 South of Newchapel 124 Felbridge

Rowhook to Winterfold Heath Roman Road 125 West of Ridge Farm 126 Near Ridge Farm 127 Hoopwick Farm 128-129 Somersbury Wood 130 Coxland 131 Slythehurst 132 Near Ewhurst Green 133 N e a r E w h u r s t 134-136 High Wykehurst 137 South of High Canfold 138 North of High Canfold 139 Near Winterfold House 140-141 Winterfold Heath 142 Road and temple at Farley Heath

Branch Roman Roads M e r e B a n k R o m a n R o a d 143 Along row of houses in Purley 144 North of Purley 145 Waddon

C o l d h a r b o u r L a n e R o m a n R o a d 146 Purley Way, Purley 147 Purley Way, Waddon 148-150 Thornton Heath Riddlesdown Roman Road 151-155 Purley 156 Hailing Down Purley 157-158 Croydon [possible route 159 Broad Green

Other Roman roads and tracks Chiddingfold to Worplesdon Roman Road 1 6 0 N e a r C h i d d i n g f o l d 161 North of Chiddingfold 162 North End, Chiddingfold 163 Along Petworth Road, North End, Chiddingfold 1 6 4 N e a r H a m b l e d o n 1 6 5 N e a r W o r m l e y 166-167 Wormley

Ockley to Gatton Roman Road 168-169 Ockley 170 Along lane near Capel 171 Across park in Newdigate 172 Parkgate Road, Newdigate 173 Along Broad Lane, Parkgate

Chichester to Hindhead trackway 1 7 4 N e a r H a s l e m e r e 175-176 Haslemere 177 Shottermill 178 Nutcombe 179 Hindhead

The North Downs Ridgeway 180 South of Tatsﬁeld 181 Near Quarry Farm, Godstone 182 St Catherines Hill, Guildford y\oVfc)< i*A cos

NL/SY/1-71 COLLECTION OF SLIDES OF METAL l^INDS FROM SURREY SITES

A collection of slides of metal artefacts found on Surrey sites, including brooches, rings, chapes, buckle pins, stirrup mounts, harness pendants, coins and tokens, ranging in date from prehistoric to 17th century.

NL/SY/1 Banstead 6th century buckle pin. n Betchworth Roman janiform handle. 13 It Gold solidus of Valentian. Reverse. /4 ff Gold solidus of Valentian. Obverse. /5 ff 17th century spur rowel. ff See too NL/SY/61 16 Blechingley Late medieval silver buckle from Pendell, Blechingley. n If Blechingley Hoard. May 1993. /8 ff Late Saxon disc brooch from Pendell, Blechingley. 19 ff Saxo-Norman stirrup mount "Ringerike" style, from Pendell, Blechingley. /lO ff Penny of Stephen obverse/reverse. /II ff 14th/15th century buckle pin from Pendell, Blechingley. /12 ff Medieval harness pendant from Blechingley. /13 ff Medieval buckle from Blechingley. /14 ff Medieval belt hook from Castlehill Farm, Blechingley. II /15 Saxo-Norman stirrup mount from Sandhills Farm, Blechingley. /16 II 12th/13th century buckle plate from Pendell, Blechingley. in ff Medieval ?strap end from Pendell, Blechingley. /18 ff Post-medieval clasp set from Merstham/Pendell, Blechingley. 119 ff Late Bronze Age blade fragment from Blechingley. /20 ff Medieval harness link from Pendell, Blechingley. /21 ff Medieval harness pendant mount from Pendell, Blechingley. /II ft 17th century stirrup attachment from Pendell, Blechingley. 123 ft Medieval annular brooch from Pendell, Blechingley. I2A Botley Hill, 6th century saucer brooch from Botley Hill. Titsey 125 Chipstead Lead seal. 126 Clandon Neolithic axe blade. 121 CoUeyHiU Potin coin. /28 Cobham/ Saxon brooches Botley Hill 129 Cobham Chapes. /30 Dorking Medieval harness pendants. NL/SY/31 Ewell/ Casket keys. Woodmansterne 132 EweU Late medieval strap end & 8/9th century disc-headed pin with hipped shaft. /33 Belt suspension loop. /34 Late medieval candlestick. /35 Gatton Late Bronze Age awl. 136 II Medieval harness pendant. 131 If 13th century gilt bronze ring, glass setting. /38 If A s a b o v e . 139 M 12th century chape. 140 11 Lead seal. 141 11 14th century annular brooch. 142 Late medieval book clasp. 143 Medieval scabbard chape. 144 Godstone Seal of Galfrid Tanner. 145 II Ampullae. 146 II Ampullae. 141 Headley 4th century folles, Frith Park Farm. /48 II A s a b o v e . 149 Hooley Late Bronze Age axe blade. /50 Limpsfield Lead ampulla. /51 II A s a b o v e . 152 II 9th century gold/black niello mount. /53 Merstham Late Saxon buckle. /54 II Medieval enamelled copper plaque. /55 Nonsuch Park 6th century short long brooch. 156 11 Late Saxon 'Urnes' style mount. 151 II Late medieval harness pendant. /58 South Nutfield Early Bronze Age flat axe. 159 Oxted Iron Age brooch from Hurst Green. /60 11 Medieval harness pendant. 161 Reigate/ Late medieval purse frame from Flanchford. Betchworth Late medieval purse frame from Betchworth. 162 Reigate Priory Park 1994: Late Bronze Age socketed axe. 163 II Priory Park 1994: Late Bronze Age socketed gouge. 164 11 Priory Park 1993: spearhead. 165 Reigate 16th century silver thimble 'FEARB GOD' legend around rim. 166 Ripley/ Saxo-Norman stirrup mount. Caterham Saxo-Norman stirrup mount. 161 Woldingham 6th century saucer brooch. I6S Coin weight. 169 V a r i o u s fi n d Fragments of AE vessels. spots no Lead tokens. HI Lead tokens. (li- HAMPSHIRE

N L / H A N T S / 1 E v e r s l e y R e c t o r y H a n t s .

/ 2 P o r t c h e s t e r C a s t l e f r o m L a k e

H E R T F O R D S H I R E , ^ ^ ^ I N L / H E R T S / 1 B a r n E l m s B a r n e t

KENT

NL/KENT/1 Top: Rocks, Tunbridge Wells

B e l o w : C a n t e r b u r y C a t h e d r a l

S t o p h a m B r i d g e

M e d w a y , P i l g r i m C r o s s i n g

Map of Reculver. 1685

Drawing. Pharos, Dover

Roman Dover

P h a r o s D o v e r

The High Rocks

F o o t h i l l s F o l k e s t o n e t o W y e ( 1 ) ( c r a c k e d ) KENT (continued)

NL/KENT/12 Wye Church

/13 Charing Hill looking E

/14 Charing Hill looking W

/ 1 5 W e s t o f B o x l e y A b b e y

/16 White Horse stone Bluebell Hill ij fcirr^ Cory / ^ l ^ 1 . . K i t t ' s C o t y 2 . E l t h a m B r i d g e HovSa / 1 8 C o u n t l e s s S t o n e s D o l m e n

/ 1 9 B u r h a m C h u r c h S

/ 2 0 " " N

/ 2 1 " " W

/ 2 2 C o l d r u m C i r c l e

/23

/ 2 4 C o l d r u m D o l m e n . W a y b e y o n d

/25 View point. Tupwood

/ 2 6 R o m a n R o a d , H e n l e y W o o d

^ 2 7 " "

/28 Portion of Roman Road. Strood

/29 Plan of House at Lymne (Roman)

/30 Roman building at Boughton Montchelsea

/31

/ 3 2 ( 4 u n i d e n t i ﬁ e d s l i d e s f r o m E d w i n H a r t ' s

/ 3 3 \ C o l l e c t i o n o f s l i d e s o n P i l g r i m ' s W a y, K e n t

/34 SUSSEX

NL/SX/1 Batemans

/2 Part of Roman villa at Bignor

/3 B o d i a m C a s t l e

/4 B o l e b r o o k H o u s e

/5 Moated House at Brambletye

/6 Chichester

/7 P e v e n s e y C a s t l e . E a s t e r n v i e w

/8 P e v e n s e y C a s t l e . P l a n A-^OA)

ATWORTH, COUNTY

Slide Number Details

NL/AVON/1 T shaped oven

/2 Hypocaust

/3 Flue tile in hypocaust

/4 Close up of hypocaust

15 Pillars from hypocaust

16 Shrine or apse in double wall

n Corn driers

/8 Inside corn drier CAERLEON AMPHITHEATRE AND CAERWENT

Slide Number Details

NLAVALES/1 Plan

/2 Remains of arch at entrance

/3 View through entrance to arena

lA General view showing entrance 3

/5 Entrance 3

16 Back of entrance 3

n General view of arena

/8 Gate 5

/9 Behind gate 5

/lO Bathhouse

/II Inscribed stone

/12 Wall detail

/13 Close-up of mortar near Gate 3

/14 Barracks - general view

/15 Drains

/16 Stone circles

/17to Caerwent /20 ROMAN BRITAIN Ccr^ai. A/o 33/^=3^ NL/ROMAN/1 Roman Pig of Lead

Bronze of Roman Ploughman

R o m a n P o t t e r s K i l n

V a r i o u s R o m a n V a s e s

T e m p l e o f J a n u s L e i c e s t e r

Roman Villa Woodchester

R o m a n P o t t e r y f r o m C a s t o r MISCELLANEOUS

NL/MISC/1 T h a t c h e r a t w o r k

Stonehenge

U n i d e n t i ﬁ e d M i l l ( R o m a n t i c 1 )

Unidentiﬁed church 'S"'' i~v\f

G r a v e ( f r o m N e n i a B r i t a n n i c a )

M e t a l G o o d s ( f r o m N e n i a B r i t a n n i c a MAPS

N L / M / 1 S u r r e y , S u s s e x a n d K e n t u n d a t e d

/2 Felbridge and district undated

/3 Britannia Cambrica

/4 S.E. England (Geological Sections)

/5 Section through the Weald

/ 6 2 5 m i l e s a r o u n d L o n d o n 1 8 0 2

y y t l n I t f t M

/8 Road map Croydon to Riverhead

/ 9 E c c l e s i a s t i c a l M a p o f S u r r e y s h o w i n g R u r a l D e a n e r i e s i n 1 5 3 5 a n d R e l i g i o u s H o u s e s

/ 1 0 S u r r e y W i n d m i l l s

/ I I S u r r e y W i n d m i l l s D r a w i n g o f 3 t y p e s

/ 1 2 C a e s a r ' s i n v a s i o n o f B r i t a i n

/13 Supposed Route of Caesar

/ 1 4 B e a c o n s o f K e n t

/15 Map of Saxon England