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TITLE Description Date of Documents Accession Number Extent NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ARCHIVES - 2017 ACQUISITIONS TITLE Description Date of Documents Accession Number Extent RADFORD Lease for a year 28 Nov 1815 9066 1 doc JOHN WILLIAM KERRY OF RADFORD, LACE Sketchbook of lace designs and menu card from Martin and Hollins Ltd, lace furnishing early 20th cent - 1951 9067 2 docs DESIGNER manufacturers, celebration dinner BEESTON AND DISTRICT LOCAL HISTORY Add. Dep: Nottingham Masonic Hall ladies' evening programmes, 1930s; order of service for the 20th cent 9070 1 bdl SOCIETY unveiling of the Nottingham War Memorial, 1927; Nottingham street directories and various research notes FREESTONE FAMILY OF LOUND 'The Freestone Family and its Genealogy' by D J C Freestone 2017 9071 1 vol WEST BRIDGFORD & DISTRICT LOCAL HISTORY Add. Dep: minute books, 1976-2006, annual reports, 1976-2015, attendance book, 1976-1987, 1976 - 2015 9072 2 bdls SOCIETY rules, and printed histories of West Bridgford NOTTINGHAM CITY COUNCIL: TECHNICAL Add.Dep: 1971 land use survey 1971 9073 24 boxes SERVICES DEPARTMENT NOTTINGHAM TRAIN CREW OFFICE WELFARE Minutes, retired staff lists, membership books, photographs, rules, financial statements and 1960 - 2013 9074 8 boxes FUND accounts, correspondence, and other related documents Restricted Access NEWARK BOYS' CLUB Photograph album 1940s - 1960s 9075 1 vol WOODBOROUGH LOCAL HISTORY GROUP Add. Dep: Southwell Diocesan Calendar, 1931, Basford Union and Rural District Council list of 20th cent 9076 3 vols guardians and councillors, 1926, and book of poems by Nora Wright of Woodborough NOTTINGHAM AND DERBY METHODIST Add. Dep: Quinquennial inspection reports for various churches, and records of Clarks Lane 20th - 21st cent 9077 4 boxes DISTRICT Church, Chilwell Restricted Access KEYWORTH, STANTON ON THE WOLDS AND Add. Dep.: minutes: 1989 - 2016 9078 3 boxes NORMANTON ON THE WOLDS PARISH Keyworth Parish Council - Dec 1989 - 2014; Stanton on the Wolds - 1994 - 2016 (with gaps 2003 COUNCILS - 2006); Normanton on the Wolds - 2016; also Rushcliffe Borough Council meeting minutes, 12 Jun 2012 RONALD FAULKS OF NOTTINGHAM Add. Dep: School report and degree certificate with photograph 1930 - 1987 9079 1 bdl NOTTINGHAM, LORD MAYOR AND SHERIFF Volumes of newscuttings 1949 - 1959 9080 5 vols BEESTON AND DISTRICT LOCAL HISTORY Add. Dep: Oral history cassettes, various subjects (Bill Shaw's Estate) 2002 9081 33 tapes SOCIETY Restricted Access NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL Kirkby in Ashfield Feasibility Study Jan 1974 9082 1 vol MAJOR OAK Glass negative early 20th cent 9083 1 glass negative ROBERT ALAN MARRIOTT OF GEDLING Gedling Colliery employment records 1948 - 1965 9084 8 docs NOTTINGHAM PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING Rules 1920 9085 1 doc SOCIETY EDITH MARGARET BULLINGER OF Typescript of novel 'Child's Eye View (1914-1918)' by Margaret Bellenger (pseudonym) based on early 20th cent 9086 1 vol NOTTINGHAM real life during World War I in Nottingham RADCLIFFE ON TRENT, ST MARY Add. Dep: Link parish magazines Jan - Dec 2016 9087 11 docs HENRY JAMESON MEIN OF NOTTINGHAM, Photographs of houses, shops, factories and petrol stations nd [1950s - 1970] 9088 1 bdl ARCHITECT LAXTON, ST MICHAEL Add. Dep: 'Open Field' parish newsletters of Laxton and Moorhouse, including 2016 Summer Jun 2016 - Jan 2017 9089 8 docs Souvenir Special Edition NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND DISTRICT BAPTIST Minutes, reports, accounts, list of presidents, membership details 1899 - 2016 9090 2 boxes PREACHER'S ASSOCIATION Restricted Access NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ARCHIVES - 2017 ACQUISITIONS TITLE Description Date of Documents Accession Number Extent HUCKNALL: SEYMOUR ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH Add. Dep: Lunch club book and newscutting; also programme for the opening and dedication of 1980 - 2004 9091 1 vol, 1 doc Central Methodist Church, Hucknall, and Nottingham and District Table Tennis Association handbook KIRKBY-IN-ASHFIELD LIBRARY Add. Dep: Building plans and notes 1966 9092 1 bdl STEVEN THOMPSON Photographs taken by Steven Thompson, including Nottingham cinemas, Contemporary Art 1996 - 2008 9094 1 box, 31.7 MB Gallery construction, and Blidworth, etc. With digital images on CDs also. RUTH'S ARCHIVE Add. Dep: Action Resource Centre documents 20th cent 9095 9 boxes Restricted Access BORDERS MISSION METHODIST CIRCUIT Add. Dep: St John's Methodist Chuch, Sutton in Ashfield: accounts and quinquennial survey; 1876 - 2010 9096 1 box Stanton Hill Methodist Church: certificates of public worship and deed of release; Kirkby Methodist Manse (24 Pearl Avenue): title deeds Restricted Access STAPLEFORD LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY Add. Dep: Title deeds and documents for properties in Stapleford 1900 - 1916 9097 17 docs JOSEPH HALLAM OF NOTTINGHAM Diary, copy diary, transcript of diary, newscuttings, family tree information and copy 1899 - 2017 9098 1 bdl photographs RUDDINGTON, MANOR PARK ESTATE Add. Dep: Plan for auction 1907 9099 1 doc RADCLIFFE ON TRENT MALE VOICE CHOIR Add Dep: programmes, photographs, newscuttings, etc 1983 - 1996 9100 5 boxes Restricted Access COLSTON BASSETT, ST MARY Plans of the church by Marshall Sissons, Architects 1994 9101 1 roll RETFORD AREA TEAM MINISTRY Add. dep: Darlton, St Giles: register of baptisms 1979-2006, registers of services 1968-2007; 1825 - 2011 9102 17 vols Ragnall, St Leonard: register of services 1959-1968; Fledborough, St Gregory: register of marriages 1962-1990, register of baptisms 1981-2008, register of banns 1825-1978, register of services 1976-1993; Dunham on Trent, St Oswald: register of marriages 1971-1985, register of baptisms 1910-2009, registers of banns 1858-2003, 2006-2012; register of services 1974-2011, PCC/Vestry minutes 1967-1994; church repairs log book 1988-2004; and Dunham, Darlton, Fledborough and Ragnall: PCC minutes 1993-c2003 and confirmation register 1907-1985 OLD MUNDELLANS Add. Dep: Copy of the Old Mundellans website 1 Jan 2017 9103 3.57 MB NEWARK AND NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Nottinghamshire County Show catalogues and showground plan 1972 - 1989 9104 11 vols, 1 doc AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY BEESTON, ST JOHN THE BAPTIST Add. Dep: Plans of church hall and Beeston St Mary's, parish profile, report of future of St 1905 - 1992 9105 1 box, 1 roll Mary's church hall, Phillimore's marriage register transcripts, and other related documents NEWARK AND SOUTHWELL METHODIST Add. Dep: North End Methodist Church, Newark: Church Council minutes 1995-2007, 1968 - 2009 9106 3 boxes CIRCUIT membership lists 1979-1998; Balderton Methodist Church: Church Council minutes 1975-2000, with General minutes from 1986; Collingham Methodist Church: Church accounts 1987-2000, property accounts 1985-2009, Development minutes 1995-2001, bookings 1986-2009, Women's Fellowship AGM minutes 1968-1989, and accounts 1993-1999 Restricted Access 'FOOD FOR THOUGHT' SELF-HELP GROUP Correspondence, minutes, publicity and other related documents 1984 - 1987 9107 1 box NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ARCHIVES - 2017 ACQUISITIONS TITLE Description Date of Documents Accession Number Extent NOTTINGHAM CITY HOSPITAL AND MAPPERLEY Photographs of staff, patients and hospital buildings 1950s - 1990s 9108 1 box HOSPITAL Restricted Access KIRKLINGTON Charter of Ranulf, son of Ranulf le poer relating to lands in Kirklington nd [mid - late 13th cent] 9109 1 doc NOTTINGHAM AND AREA Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings, postcards and photographs of Nottingham and surroundings mid 20th cent 9110 1 vol METHODIST RECORDS Circuit plans for Ashfield, Worksop, Mansfield, Southwell, Kimberley, Newark and Nottingham 1929 - 2010 9112 2 boxes Circuits GEORGE BRITTLE Apprenticeship indenture 1894 9113 1 doc JOHN JAMES NORWEBB OF NOTTINGHAM Apprenticeship indenture (gasfitter) 1954 9114 1 doc BINGHAM, ST MARY AND ALL SAINTS Add. Dep. Bingham Clerical Book Society order book 1868 - 1916 9115 1 vol RAMPTON PARISH COUNCIL Add. Dep: Vestry/parish meeting book, Allotment Commitee records, Surveyor of Land and 1834 - 1984 9116 1 box Drains accounts, Parish Council Land and Drains accounts, Inclosure accounts and correspondence, annual return forms, councillors election posters and leaflets, correspondence, tenancy agreements, and other financial records GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAY: BULWELL STATION Add. Dep: Record of goods Oct 1915 9117 1 bdl ARNOLD AND CARLTON COLLEGE OF FURTHER Scrapbook of photographs, event programmes and newspaper cuttings; also printed and typed 1960s 9118 1 bdl EDUCATION histories of Laxton KEY FAMILY OF SUTTON IN ASHFIELD Papers of Joseph Key and family, including insurance policy, Mansfield Building Society report 1927 - 1941 9119 1 bdl and letter, photograph, passes, work application, etc WASS FAMILY OF SUTTON IN ASHFIELD Correspondence, school photographs, bills and receipts, printed ephemera early 20th cent 9120 1 bdl SUTTON IN ASHFIELD LIBRARY Correspondence, printed ephemera, bill for Sutton in Ashfield area early 20th cent 9121 1 bdl JOHN PLAYER & SONS OF NOTTINGHAM, Cigarette card album celebrating cycling, 1839 - 1939 nd [c 1939] 9122 1 vol TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS LINBY PARISH COUNCIL Add. Dep. Minute books, annual parish meeting book, account books 1895 - 2010 9123 6 vols NOTTINGHAM CITY COUNCIL: PLANNING Add. Dep: Logbooks/ledgers of planning applications 1948 - 1963 9124 8 vols DEPARTMENT KINOULTON PARISH COUNCIL Add. Dep: Minutes 1894-2003, financial statements 1940-1964 (incomplete), parish councillor 1894 - 2003 9125 5 boxes declarations 1894-1989, cash book 1895-1975, precept book 1974-1988, poor rate contribution book 1895-1973, coal mining documents 1980s, and maps NOTTINGHAM: MOOT HALL Digital image of exterior, nd [c 1905-1910] 21st cent 9126 12 MB NOTTINGHAM AND BALDERTON
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