726. 16 August 1745. Certified copy of an account of the pills, gouts, sea walls, reens etc. belonging to in the parishes of Nash and Goldcliff as appears by the Court of Sewers book dated 5 April 1720. Subscribed: 16 August 174-5 Extracted out of the Court of Sewers Book by me Hen. Morgan Deputy Clerk under William Williams, gent., Clerk to the Commissioners of Sewers. Endorsed: Goldcliff account of the Sea Walls etc. to be repaired by Eton College.

727. Newport, 9 March 20 George II, 1746 jjl^lj]'. Certified copy of an order of the Commissioners of Sewers for Caldicot Hundred, Monmouthshire, quashing thejpresentment of the jury made before the Court on 10 March 174-5 /Vfkjy/Sj, whereby 6 perches on broadstreet common were to be done by Eton College at 5s. a perch, and a gout was to be made by the College; and ordering that the cost of maintaining the hollow tree in the same stank was to be paid by the Provost and Fellows as brinkers on one side, and a moiety of the expense to be borne by the other brinker, Charles Griffiths, jun.

728. N.d. /Tate lykOs/. Copy of presentments of the jury to the Commissioners of Sewers, 11 March 1744- /T744/57 and 11 March 1745 /J745/67; questions on the presentments which the jury should be called upon to explain; statement of the case to be submitted to the Court of Sewers on behalf of Eton College concerning their liability to repair a certain stretch of sea wall. The College questions the identification of the wall and claims that neither in the Old Book nor in the New Book was it shown that Eton was chargeable for its upkeep beyond a small share. Endorsed: Sea walls 1749 in the manour of Goldcliff

Paper, torn, needs repair.

729. N.d. /T17547. Certified copy of order by the Commissioners of Sewers for Caldicot Hundred, Monmouthshire, at the Court held at Newport, 14 October 28 George II, 1754: that the order made by the Court on 8 April 1754 appointing William Phillips and Samuel Evans, gent., expenditors on the two gouts on the end of Monkditch pill next to the sea which are defective and worth the doing £20, and which ought to be done by the Provost and Fellows of Eton College, be renewed. The expenditors are to employ workmen to do the repairs as soon as possible and upon production of their accounts shall have reimbursement. Subscribed: Examined by W. Williams, Clerk to the Commissioners. Payment due to the Clerk for this and the former order 5s.

144 730. ?1755. Goldcliff parish: an account of damages alleged to have been done to the Provost and Fellows of Eton College by Samuel Evans to the detriment of the sea walls etc. since the death of Westcot Littleton, vicar of Goldcliff, 12 December 1754. Subscribed: The several articles above exhibited against Mr Samuel Evans have been examined by me and I do certify that the same appear to be ill grounded frivolous and very much to the detriment of Mr Evans his Character given under my hand the 23d of July 1755* Charles Van. Van has annotated the entries either 'satisfied' or "no proof. Endorsed: Account of Damages 1754 at Goldcliff to be taken into Consideration No 8 In a different hand: ? P. Francis (the second of the names who made the presentment against Evans, but the hand is difficult to read)

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731' Mandate of Thomas /Cranmer/, Archbishop of Canterbury, to all rectors, vicars etc. in the Province of Canterbury, Manor of , 11 February 1534 in the 2nd year of his episcopacy. Recites that a writ gravi cum querela was shown to him on the part of the Provost and Fellows of Eton College, rectors or proprietors of the parish church of Nash in the diocese of Llandaff, that when master Griffin Leyson, doctor of laws, commissary appointed to visit the city and diocese of Llandaff, visited the parish church of Chepstow in the deanery of Netherwent in the diocese of Llandaff on 15 September last past, he sequestered the ecclesiastical fruits, issues and emoluments of the parish church of Nash because the chancel was in disrepair, and for other reasons sufficiently proved before him on the part of the parishioners, and granted custody of the things sequestered to Robert Smyth and William Sampson, parishioners of the said parish. But because the Provost and Fellows, rectors and proprietors of the said church, offered a sufficient and fi t pledge for repairing the chancel before a day to be fixed by the commissary, and to do other things which the Provost and Fellows, by reason of the appropriation of the said church, and by right and custom, were bound to do, he reversed the sequestration. The Archbishop ordered that the keepers of the things sequestered should no longer detain the fruits and emoluments of the said church after intimation of the reversal of the sequestration, but should permit the Provost and Fellows or their deputies to enjoy their ecclesiastical rights there. But Robert Smyth and William Sampson notwithstanding retained to themselves the levying, collection and receipt of the fruits and emoluments of the church, in contempt of the order. The Archbishop therefore orders the recipients to inhibit Robert Smyth and William Sampson, or anyone else, from detaining the fruits and emoluments of the church, and to permit the Provost and Fellows to enjoy their ecclesiastical rights freely and peaceably themselves or through ministers, upon pain of excommunication. Part of seal only remains. Endorsed: Preceptum vestrum excecutum est per me Edmund' ap Thomas vicarium ecclesie infra scrypt'.

732. 7 December I756. Petition of the Provost and Fellows of Eton College to the Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal: The Provost and Fellows ask that their error in presenting the Revd. Thomas Skinner in August 1756 to the discharged vicarage of Christchurch, Monmouthshire, be overlooked, and that his presentation be confirmed. The vicarage was void, as it was thought, by the cession of the Revd. Mr John Pettingall, who had held it for 4 years with another small living by acquiescence of the College at the request of the Bishop of Lincoln. It has since been discovered that, though discharged, Christchurch is rated at over £10 in the King's books, and therefore the right of presentation belongs to the Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal.

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733. 12 October 17^7- Petition of the free and customary tenants of the manor of Goldcliff to the Provost and Fellows of Eton College, in favour of taking down Goldcliff mill. Endorsed by Betham: 17^7 Goldcliff Petition of the Tenants to take away the Mill.

73^A i 2. N.d. Two copies of a printed notice about the woods which Thomas Bold issued on behalf of the College, threatening legal action against anyone who cuts down or enters the woods on the College estate. ECR 64/734/1 endorsed: Notice about Woods which T. Bold has thought right to distribute at different times.

735- May 1815. Plan for a sea wall, Goldcliff. Scale: 4 ft. to 1 inch.

14-7 APPENDIX I

1. Sciant presentes et futuri quod ego Hoel* de Carliun pro dei amore et sancte Marie Magdalene et pro salute anime mee et antecessorum meorum et heredum meorum concedo et hac carta mea confirmo omnes donationes ecclesiarum terrarum et elemosinarum quas ego feci et antecessores mei et homines mei fecerunt deo et sancte Marie Magdalene et monachis deo et sancte Marie Magd* servientibus, s/cilicet/ ex dono meo ecclesiam de Wndi et molendinum et i acram terre et i i burgagias aput Carliun; Ex dono Morgani molendinum iuxta langestan; ex dono Morg' iunioris x solid' terre aput fraxinum; ex dono Morg' et I duas piscarias in usca, una que dicitur fifwere et aliam ex transverso, et cc acras in mora; de Wronu fil ' Nich' v solid' terre in mora de excambio; ex dono Willelmi camerarii v solid' terre aput fraxinum; ex dono Caradoci terra de bule mora; ex dono W/jronu/ fil' Nic' et Cadug' fratris eius unam piscariam aput colemannes pulle. Quare volo ut predict! monachi habeant et teneant bene et in pace libere et quiete inperpetuam elemosinam omnes predictas possessiones et quicquid eis ab heredibus meis et hominibus meis amplius pro dei amore datum fuit. T/estibus/ Ric* capell', Philipp' Cleric', Rob' cle' de Novob', Gocel' fil' Euer', R. Was.

3. Notum sit omnibus presentibus et futuris quod ego Henricus prior de Goldcl' et eiusdem loci conventus concessimus et hac present' carta nostra confirmavimus Willelmo Blewett domino de langstane et hered' suis ut habeant unam guttam ex transverso de dubeleis currentem per medium terre nostre usque ad magnam guttam nostram que cadat in pullard ad essewiandum pratum suum quod iacet inter terram andree Capellani de K/Tar/liun et pasturam de lanwarne ex una parte et pratum domini Nichol' de Mora et fossatum nostrum iuxta dubeleis ex altera Habend' et tenend' dietarn guttam cum curso suo imperpetuum de nobis et successoribus nostris sibi et hered' suis reddend' inde annuatim nobis et successoribus nostris ipse et hered' sui imperpetuum ad pasca decem solid' sterling' Itaque quod nos habeamus exclusam unam in predicto fossat' nostro currentem quociencumque opus fuerit Et si forte Inundacio aque supervenit in dicto prato per quam teneamus dampnum nobis accidere in terris nostris obstruatur gutta ili a donee Inundacio quociencumque venerit retracta fuerit Cum autem dicta Inundacio retract' fuerit aperiatur iterum dicta gutta Predict' vero Willelmus et hered' tenentur facere et sustinere unam waldam ex parte orientali predict' prati sui a walda predict' andree Capellani usque ad alnetum de lanwaam et aliam waldam usque North a prato predict' Nicholai usque ad valdam nostram iuxta dubeleis Idem vero Willelmus et hered' sui tenentur facere et sustinere predictas waldas ita nec ulla aqua dulcis per eas transeat nec licebit dicto Willelmo et hered' suis ut permittat' dictam guttam recipere aliam aquam quam aquam diet' prati sui Nos vero et successores nostri teneantur fossare et sustinere waldam que iacet inter dubeleis et predict' pratum a terra diet' andree usque ad terram de lanwarn ad mensura altitudinis walde nostre que vocat' Monekewall exceptis viginti pedibus longitudinis in predict'

148 3 (cont.)

walda usque north predict' prati quos concessimus diet' Willelmo et heredibus imperpetuum ad habend' liberum introitum et exitum ad negocia sua facienda Predict' vero Willelmus et heredes sui sustinebunt predict' viginti pedes longitudinis ad mensura predict' altitudinis Si vero aliqua breke forte contigat in predict1 walda quos nos aut successores nostri non emedandamus licebit predict' Willelmo et hered' suis predict' brakas emendare de terra sua ad mensuram diet' altitudinis Et sciendum est quod predict' Willelmus et hered' sui tenentur facere et sustinere dictam guttam ad custum suum et invenire maeremium ad diet' exclusam faciend' quociens opus fuerit Et nos et successores nostri faciemus exclusam ad custum nostrum quociens opus fuerit que exclusa quociens opus fuerit claudatur Pro hac autem concessione et confirmacione dedit nobis dictus Willelmus xl s. sterl1 Si vero contingat quod predict' decem solid' predicto termino non fuerunt nobis plenarie soluti licet ribbis et successoribus nostris diet' Willelmum et heredes suos compellere per dictam guttam vel per animalia sua que inventa sunt in terra nostra quociens opus fuerit donee diet' decem solid' plenarie fuerint soluti Et autem omnia premissa perpetue firmitatis robor optineat utraque pars presentibus script' in modum cirographum confect' sigilla sua alternatim apposuerunt Hiis testibus domino Willelmo de Sancto Muro, Rob/erto/ de Mora, Nicholao de Wideston, milit', Rogero de Wilecke, Ricardo de Portere Bartholmeo fratro suo, Gilberto Ospec et multis aliis.

4. Sciant presentes et futuri quod ego Mawricius de Goldcliva totus eiusdem loci conventus dedimus et concessimus et hac present' nostra Confirmavimus Roberto fili o Simonis et heredibus suis totam Terram nostram manerio de Radewyke que Iacet super viam que dicitur anglice Velstonstrete iuxta Gastellum ilium quam Simon' filius Roberti nobis in Elimosinam pro anima sua contulit Et totam Terram in eadem marisca que Iacet super viam que dicitur anglice lesdestrete quam Walterus filius Durant' et mater eius nobis in Elimosinam Contulit in Crofta sua versus austrum iuxta Camoscroft et duas acras quas Walterus filius Pageni nobis in elimosinam Contulit que Iacent in Raddewyk in Grenemere libere pacifice honorifice et quiete lure hereditario sibi et hered' suis imperpetuum possidendo Reddendo nobis inde ille et heredes sui pro omnibus servitiis auxiliis et demandis sex solidis ad tres anni terminos videlicet ad festum sancti Michaelis et purificacionis beate marie et hokday In excambio vero hered' Cuiuslibet antequam predict' terram Suscipiat unam marcam argenti solvat ne aliquo tempore sibi hered' suis nota servitut' villenagii solit' ab aliquo in posterum fecerit ob io Concessimus eidem Roberto suam libertatem suorum Communium pro hac autem nostra Confirmacione dedit nobis supradictus Robertus unam marcam argenti Et volumus quod hec nostra Confirmacio et Concessio perpetue firmitatis Robur obteneat earn present' scripti nostri Sigilli Testimonial! apposicione Communis Roboravimus Hiis Testibus Thoma tune Capell' de Goldecliva, Willelmo tune Capell' de Fraxino, Ada Capell' de Wyddeston, Roberto de Mora et Waltero de Roma.

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4-18. Right worshipfull sir I Recomend me to you and am glad to her that ye fare well. Pleasith your mastership to know that I am Informed that your brother master George ap Morgan is enterid into durauntesfeld and ther kepith possession wherof I marvell. Sir for so muche as ye ar the kynges grete officer in dyvers lordshipis in this contrey and your brother George officer under you in the lordshipis of the Kynges callid newporte and wentloke and hath a grete nomber of persons as I here say of the said Lordshipe with hym which must and I dowt not wilbe orderyd by you. Sir I am a prist and I am bounden to kepe the kynges peace and so will I do. And I wold be /?g/la& that al l other shuld do the same and I will help ther to the /joes/t of my lytill power. I can do no les/?s/ then to shew this matter unto /jou/x mastership praying you to cause your sa/jLd/ brother master George peasably to advoid the possession of the said grownd callid durauntesfeld. And the Rather by cause ye have a lytill fee of me and the College of Eton. Anf yf your said brother master George will com to the , Courte at Goldclyff which shalbe kepte on Wensdaye next the xxvj^ daye of this moneth of aprill and shew his title he shall have that that Right will after the Custom of the lordship ther. And sir thus doinge ye shall both bynd me and my Companye to do you such pleasur as shall be in our lytil l power. Praying you to Recomend me to my good lady your wyff. And our Lord kepe you bothe. Wryten in hast at Chipestow the xxiij"^ daye of Aprill. Your owyn Roger Lupton Provost

4-19. And where as of late at my being at the More I moved you in certeyn mater concernyng the provouste of Eton. And as then that albeit ye promest me not onely to leve your handes of that thinge that is in his demaunde. And that fro that tyme forward. Neyther ye nor any other for you to entromyt any further therwith. But also at the next courte there holden after our communicacion to permyt & souffre his officer: suche as he wolde appointe to kepe the courte and to receyve the rentes therof. Yet nevertheles as I am credibly enfourmed by the saied provouste ye doo stille deteig/jie/ and witholde the said thinge that is in his demaunde. And woll not souffre his officer to take and receyve his rent and profect therof. Whiche if it thus be/ Then varie ye clerely from the promes and appointement that ye made with me, the whiche I doubte not but is rype and parfect in your remembrance. Not mystrusting but that ye woll be contented to confirme your silfe to the observance of your saied promes. And for your kynde and louyng confirmyte the saied provouste is contented not onely to remyt the arrerages therof/ But also for thentent to have you favourable unto him and to his tenauntes there/ to gyve you an anuell fee of xl s by the yere during your lif . And what your further mynde shall be in this behalf/ or what ye shall entende to doo, I pray you that I may be acertened the playnes therof betwene this and the next terme. For I wolde be lothe to delaye the saied provouste any longer. And thus I commyt you to god. At Wyndesore the ix daye of Decembre.

150 4-20. Ryghte Wurschipfull Sir In my Ryghte harty maner I Recommende me on to you. also to all the maystres of the colage. Sir mayster cheawncelar with the Prynces grace schowyde me abyll of youer demaunde also schowyde me of youer kynde mynde to me warde. y thanke you for the same, sir y have schowyde mayster cheawncelar my mynde consernynge youer demawnde. Wyche I wyll performe yn every poynte as knowethe gode who preserve you & yowers. I prahe you to recommende me to mayster compton to hoym y am mwche bwunde on to & that hit may pleas you schowe hym as y seyde be for that I wyll performe all my promyse. Yours at youer comandmente Wyll'm Morgan Endorsed: to the Ryghte Wurshipfull Mayster Provoste of Eton

421. Right Wurshipfull Sir I Recommend me to you with the hertly desir of your welfare. Pleasyth you to know that I am Informed that now late ye have comandyd and caused the water to be turnyd from my myln of Milton wher of I marvell. And also I am Informed that ye wold have a Fisshing perteynyng to the College of Eton. Sir I pray you to be favorable to the sayd College of Eton that we may Enjoy our Ryght And that ye wyll suffer the water to com to my myln as yt hath don tyme owt of mynd. Trustyng that ye wyll so do for so much that my lady princes most honorable counsaill comaundyd that yt shuld so do. And also Sir we gyve you a Fee of xl s yerly and hath Joynyd your son and heyer with you to the Entent that ye shuld be faverable to the College. And I pray you so be as we may have cause to pray for you and to do you such pleasur as shalbe in our lytil l power. Thus I pray you Recomend me to my good lady your wyff. And our lord preserve you both to his pleasur. Wryten in hast at Eton the xiiij day of July.

4-22. Maister Provost I comende me unto your maistershipp assertaynyng the same how that this daye Sir William Morgan & his brother george were bounden being here present afore the Lordes to stand to thordre taken for you. And ye shuld have hadd it sent you, onles that we have noo tyme to drawe it in fourme at this instant tyme. I trust to see your maistershipp this somer. This fare ye hertely wele. From the Sterre Chambre this xijth daye of July.

423. Right honourable in my humylyste wyse I haue me Recommendid vnto you and yeff hit wolde pleyse, the cause of wrytinge vnto your Lordshippe is this: ther was certen Rente and dewtees for the tethyng Barn of Nashe & the pastur of Cuare behynd apon John ap Richard at his deparetyng and the executaris wolde not paye hit when I requirid of them in your name and so hit was ther was no goodes of the sayde John ap Richard is in or within your Lordshippe of goldeclyeff that I myzthe Strayne for your Rentes & fermes. And therapon I tooke a axecion apon Harry ap Richard the sone and heir and executire vnto John ap Richard in your Cowrte of goldeclyeff and so ther was vj men sworyn in a queyste be twyxte me & the aforsayde Harry, executur to his father John ap Richard.

151 423 (cont.) And so I recoveride the sayde Rentes & the dewters of the farme of the tethyng "barne of Nashe into the behoffe of the Coleyge of Eton hit is soo they delay me as yette and they entende to brynge me vnto the counsel! of my Ladye princes in the marches & ther to make forther delayes. Wherfor I beseiche you to send apreve Seale for harry ap Richard executur & so for Nicholas Wylkyn that was swuerte for the sayde harry that he shuld abyde his contrey & for me Thomas Martyn croner of your Lordeshippe, or ellys I shalbe defferred of your right lange. Jhu preserve you. Your officer & bedman Thomas Martyn of goldeclyeff

424. After hartie Recommendacyons Wheare as my lorde my father & all others myne Awncestors beinge lordes of Ghepstowe hath bene alwaies allowid to theire officers of theire Forest and chase of Wentwood in the Gountie of Monmouth twenty thre busshelles of Beanes going out yerely of the tithyng barne of Gowldeclyffe that is to say to the M/Jj^te/r Foster eight busshelles, to the Ranger fowre busshelles, to the thre kepers fyve busshelles, to the Bedyll of Ghepstowe fowre busshelles and to the Foster his man one busshell. And forasmoche as my said officers can not be paid at your Fermers handes of theire said Fees theise fyftene yeres amowntyng to the some of thre hundreth one and thirtie busshelles I thowghte good to advertyse you therof to the entente that you may take suche order with your Fermor there that I & my officers may be therof answeryd without eny further delay and of your doinges here in to advertise me so that I have no nede to attempte the lawe against you or eny of your Fermors & tenauntes there. From Ragland the vjth day of octobre 1562 Your lowynge frynd W. Worcester

425. Syr with my right hartie commendaciones vnto you as unaqueynted. Thes may be to lett you understand that where there is yerly going owt of the parsonage of Gowldeclyf parcell of the possessiones of Eton college xxiij busshelles of beanys yerly to the officers of the right honorable William Earle of Worcester of his chace & forrest of Wentwood in the countye of Monmouth in mannour and forme following, that is to saie viij busshelles of the Welsh measure commenly called newporte measure to the master Foster, iiij busshelles to the Rawnger, iiij busshelles to the Bedille, vj Busshelles to the three keapers & one busshell to the Fosters man, wherof the said Erie & his Ancetors have alwaies been payde & awneswered of the saied fees tyme owt of memorey untill the feast of St Michaell tharchaungell yn the second yere of King Edward the vjth withowt ent denyall or contradiccion, for that the provest of Eton for the tyme being in consideracion of the same hathe his fewell yn the sayd forrest for his howse in Goldclyff freely & also lx acres of Land within the Lordshippe of cheppystowe at x s in Rent by yere to fynde grasse for his horsses & fewell for all his tenauntes of the Lordshippes of gowldclyff & Gowdrey at a certen smalle pryce. And for that that my Lords officers be alyve that have Receaved the sayde fees by the space of xxx yeres togethers befor the saide Arrerages of the said Fees dydd growe dew, And that al yor own tenauntes of Gowldclif knowes the same to

152 425 (cont.) be the sayde Earles dewtye. And that also one Mr Danyell of Marllynborow beinge your fermour of the sayde Lordeship of Gowldcliff paide the sayd fees dew at the feast of St Mlchaell the archaungell in the first yere of King Edward the vjth, yt is thought reason by the said Erie that you sholde also (?)see the same & tharrerages therof to his L/jDrdship's7" use paid orelles to send up unto me his /J?Lordship's7 Awditer named Thomas Hillary dwelling in Greate St barthilimewes close near smythfeld your present (?)awneswer for otherwise the saide Earle doith mynde to put you yn sewit for the same owte of hand. Wherof I have thought good at his L/jordship'^ request to advertyse you to thyntent you maie take order with hys L/jordshijD/T theryn yn tyme being a noble man & one who as I have ben enformed hathe twise hertofore Jentilly sent unto you for the same. And thus I leave eny further to troble you heryn wisshing unto you helthe with Increase of wvorsshipp. Yors to hys power Thomas Hillarey. post scripta I praie you to send your auneswer by this bringar in writing Whether you will see the sayde Earle satisfied & payde of the aforesayde fee beanes or not & of tharrerages of the same being for xv yeres at Michaelmas next.

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Volume 65

MAPS & PLANS

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Arisaig, 1987 Felicity Strong

/ ETON COLLEGE RECORDS 65

MAPS AND PLANS

Introduction

The maps and plans in this volume supplement those in the earlier calendar of maps and plans, ECR 51, and those in individual estate volumes. All must be used in conjunction. Pre-197^ counties are used throughout.

The maps range from eighteenth-century estate maps to modern road improvement maps. Many, especially tracings and relatively recent maps, are in very poor condition.

The volume also contains descriptions of plans for new buildings or modifications to existing buildings, mostly at Eton, and for memorials and even furniture. It is not always possible to tell whether they were executed. In general, the survival of a plan seems to suggest that the design was not used. Working drawings rarely survive the rough handling they receive. The documents therefore need to be used with caution, bearing in mind the possibility that they may be of superseded or rejected plans and projects.

An interesting run of architectural plans for houses to be built on the Chalcots estate in at the end of the nineteenth century and first decade of the twentieth century survives. They should be used in conjunction with the illustrated leases in the lease book.

Measurements have not been given for Ordnance Survey sheets. Where given, the horizontal measurement precedes the vertical. As in ECR 51, the entries are followed by an index of architects, builders, surveyors, mapmakers, engravers, lithographers, engineers and others mentioned in the entries.

//' CONTENTS

General 1 ­ 5 Asthall see Cogges, Minster Lovell, Asthall, Oxon. Bagshot - Crowthorne, Berks. - 6 Blakenham, Suffolk 7 - 10 Bledlow, Bucks. 11 - 24 Bloxham, Oxon. 25 and , Bucks. 26 - 57 Bray, Bucks. 53-59 Brimfast see Fishers and Brimfast, North Mundham, Burnham, Bucks. 60 Chalcots and Wylds, Hampstead, Hendon, Finchley 6l - 188 Chalvey see Cippenham. Chalvey, Bucks. Charlton Marshall see Piddlehinton and Charlton Marshall, Dorset Chattisham, Suffolk 189 - 192 Chilhampton, Wilts. 193 - 195 Christchurch, Nash, Monmouthshire 196 - 203 Cippenham, Chalvey, Bucks. 204 - 239 , , , Sussex 240 - 294 Cogges, Minster Lovell, Asthall, Oxon. 295 - 301 Creeting St Mary, Suffolk 302 - 305 Crowthorne see Bagshot - Crowthorne, Berks. - Surrey Docking, Norfolk 306 - 307 Dorney see Boveney and Dorney, Bucks. ELlingham, Hants. 308 Eton, Bucks. 309 - 646 , Bucks. 647 - 65I , , Bucks. 652 - 667 Farnham Royal, , Dean, Bucks (addenda) 773 - 774 Fishers and Brimfast, North Mundham, Sussex 668 - 676 Fulbrook, Oxon. 677 Hedgerley Dean see Farnham Royal, Farnham Common, Hedgerley Dean, Bucks. Hingham, Norfolk 678 - 679 Hitcham, Bucks. 680 - 689 Hullavington, Wilts. 69O London 69I - 692 Long Compton, Warwickshire 693 - 697 Lyminster see Climping, Lyminster, Wamingcamp, Sussex Manston, Dorset 698 - 703 Minster Lovell see Cogges, Minster Lovell, Asthall, Oxon. Modbury, Devon 704 - 705 Nash see Christchurch, Nash, Monmouthshire Newington and Stockbury, Kent 706 - 711 Newton Ferrers, Devon 712 - 713 North Mundham see Fishers and Brimfast, North Mundham, Sussex Norton Bavant, Wilts.1 714 Piddlehinton and Charlton Marshall, Dorset 715 - 718 , Bucks. 719 Shipdham, Norfolk 720 - 725 . , Bucks. 726 - 7^8 Stockbury see Newington and Stockbury, Kent Stogursey, Somerset 7^9 Stoke Poges see Farnham Royal, Stoke Poges, Bucks. Stratfield Mortimer, Berks: Stratfield Saye, Hants. 750 - 752 Thurlby, Lines. 753 - 758 Warningcamp see Climping, Lyminster, Warningcamp, Sussex Weedon Beck, Northamptonshire 759 Windsor, Berks. 76O - 762 Wylds see Chalcots and Wylds, Hampstead, Hendon, Finchley Unidentified places 763 - 772 Addenda: Farnham Royal, Farnham Common and Hedgerley Dean, Bucks. 773 ­ 774 GENERAL

1. Itineraire de la Grande Bretagne. The Roads of Great Britain by William Faden, Geographer to the King, 1783, with inset Supplement for the Roads of . Published as the Act directs Aug. 4th I783 hy William Faden, successor to the late T. Jefferys, Geographer to the King, , /"London/. Scale: £.15 miles to 1 inch. Paper on linen, very poor condition, top roller missing. 1*11-1" x 2'8".

2. County of Buckingham surveyed in MDCCLXVI, VII and VIII and engraved by Thomas Jefferys, Geographer to His Majesty MDCCLXXXVIII. London, August 14th I788. Published according to Act of Parliament by Robert Sayer, No. 53 in Fleet Street. Scale: 1 inch to 1 statute mile. 1.2 inches to 1 geographical mile. Inset: Town of Buckingham, 6 chains to 1 inch. To the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Buckingham, subscribers to this survey, This map is most humbly inscribed by their most obedient and devoted servant, Thomas Jefferys. Compass indicator. Outlines of Hundreds coloured. Engraving of Eton College Chapel used to enclose title. Paper sections, mounted on linen. 2'9" x 4'3l".

3. London and N.W. adjacent counties. Part of Ordnance Survey 1st edition, Map no. VII, with left-hand margin and edge of map cut away (the map shows the area from west of High Wycombe to , St Albans to Staines and Wimbledon). £"'.1822/, Engraved at the Drawing Room in the Tower under the direction of Major Colby by Benjamin Baker and assistants. The writing by Ebenezer Bourne. Scale: 1 inch to 1 mile. Stamped Ordnance Survey, ?1854. 3' x 2'3".

4. Bacon's new survey map of the counties of Berks., Bucks, and , showing railways, roads, elevations and distances, also local government divisions and parishes. Revised according to the latest Ordnance Survey. G.W. Bacon & Co Ltd, London Buildings, Deansgate. . Copyright John Bartholomew & Co, Fxlin/^urgh/, n.d., ?early 20th century (the population figures are below those of the 1931 census). Scale: 2 miles to 1 inch. Map divided into 5 mile squares. Inset: geological map. Gazetteer index to parishes, boroughs, urban and rural districts; reference key; geological reference key; table of distances. Paper, linen backed; on rollers. 2-ii" x 3-9".

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5. and : Diagram of Somerset showing civi l parishes and catchment area boundaries, with plan and sheet lines of the 1:2500 and 6" Ordnance Survey maps. Ordnance Survey, 1935' Scale: j inch to 1 mile. yWx 2'4f".

BAGSHOT

6. Bagshot Heath - Crowthorne area, Surrey and . Ordnance Survey 6" maps, Berkshire sheet XLVII SW Surrey: parts of sheets IX and XV. Ordnance Survey, , 1913 edition. Area north of Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum coloured, with figures in black ink, P27 in green ink (no key to these markings). 1'lOfr" x r4f".

BLAKENHAM, SUFFOLK

7. A survey of the demeans of the Manour of Blakenham Magna in the County of Suffolk, which sd Manour belongs to Eton College, Surveyed by W. Collier, 1740. Scale: 10 chains or 1 furlong /to 5 inches/. Coloured cartouche and arms of Eton College, black and white decorated border, compass indicator. Plots named and numbered; key with acreages. Inset: Bayleham Church Field, strip map. MS map on paper pasted on to linen; bottom roller detached. 4'1" x 4'11".

See also: ECR 65/189, Chattisham ECR 65/302 Creeting St Mary

8-10. Ordnance Survey 25" sheets for Suffolk with College estate at Great Blakenham coloured and numbered, with notes of conveyances etc. Second edition, 1904.

8. Suffolk (East) sheet LXVI.10 9. Suffolk (East) sheet LXVI.13 10. Suffolk (east) sheet LXVI.14

BLEDLOW, BUCKS

11. A plan of the upper part of the parish of Bledlow in the County of Bucks describing the old inclosed lands and the new allotments as awarded on the inclosure thereof 1812. Copied from the plan annexed to the Award by R. Stratford, Amersham, 1820.

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11 (cont.) Scale: 4-0 chains to 5 inches. Properties coloured yellow are copyhold under Eton College. MS, compass indicator. l'9i" x 3'iof".

12. A plan of the lower part of Bledlow, as ECR 65/H. Copied by R. Stratford, 1820. All details similar to ECR 65/H. 1'10" x 3'iof".

13/l, 2. Two copies of a ?dyeline copy of No. 2 plan of the upper part of the parish of Bledlow in the County of Bucks. Describing the old Inclosed Lands and the New Allotments as Awarded on the Inclosure there of 1812, with a table of reference. Signed by the Commissioners. Scale: 40 chains to 5 inches. 27Wx 3'3". These copies and ECR 65/l4 and 15 were presumably made from the original inclosure maps. ECR 65/n and 12 are faithful MS copies but the lettering is different and the reference key and signatures of the Commissioners are lacking.

14/1, 2. Two copies, similar to ECR 65/13, of No. 1 plan of the lower part of Bledlow, all details as on previous copies. 2'4" x 3'3".

15/1-3. Three copies of the lower section of ECR 65/lk, with reference table and all other details similar. Pencil note in r.h. bottom corner: Map no. 1 SE. Z'5k" x l'8i'

16/1-3. Plans of farm buildings proposed to replace those destroyed by fire, Manor Farm, Bledlow, March 1864:

/l. Plan of farm buildings, Manor Farm, Bledlow, by George Cooper, surveyor, Thame, Oxon. March 1864. Scale: 8' to 1 inch. 1FW x 1*81".

/Z. Elevation of farm buildings, as above. Scale: 8' to 1 inch. P8F7 x 12f".

/3. Rough pencil plan on blue paper of proposed new buildings, initialled GC March 22 1864. No scale, but dimensions marked. 8" x 10".

17. Bledlow woods, Bucks., n.d. /J189O or later/. Tracing. Bledlow woods, showing acreage of delimited areas and dates when cut between I885 and I89O. No scale given. Pen and ink tracing on tracing paper, fragile. l'9i" x 2'11".

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18. Bledlow, Bucks. Ordnance Survey 25", sheet XXXVII.14. Southampton, Ordnance Survey 2nd edition, 1898.

19. Bledlow woods, Bucks. Sections of 1921 Ordnance Survey 25" sheets, pasted together:

Bucks, sheet XXXVII. 13 and ) , . . , B M n VTTT. ^ . ( and next two sheets to the south Oxon. sheet XLII.13 and 14- ) to show Bledlow Great Wood, Thickthorne Wood and part of Frenche's Wood (outlined in pink) and ?contour lines in red. 3'3i" x 3'3i".

20. Bledlow woods, Bucks. Ordnance Survey 6" map, 2nd edition 1900, Bucks sheet XXXVII.NW ) Oxon sheet XLII.NW ) sent by Rawlence & Squarey, 15 Great George Street, , to H.C. Hollway-Calthrop, /Bursar/, Eton College, 4 April 1907. Shows College estate and public rights of way. Letter and key attached to the map.

21-2^: 4 Ordnance Survey sheets received from Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton, 1944:

21. Bledlow and Chinnor woods, Bucks. Ordnance Survey 25" sheet Oxon. sheet XLII.13 ) Bucks, sheet XXXVII.13 ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1881, reprinted 1891. Marked in blue pencil: 22.

22. Bledlow, Saunderton, Bucks. Ordnance Survey 25" sheet Bucks, sheet XXXVII.14. Ordnance Survey, Southampton. I877 survey. Marked in blue pencil: 25.

23. Crowell, Chinnor, Bucks. Ordnance Survey 25" sheet Oxon. sheet XLVIII.1 ) Bucks, sheet XLI.1 ). Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1881, reprinted I89O. Marked in blue pencil: 27. Annotated in pencil: Reed. 10 June 19^4 from O.S.O. Southampton.

24. Bledlow, Radnage, Saunderton, Chinnor, Bucks. Ordnance Survey 25" sheet Bucks, sheet XLI.2 ) Oxon. sheet XLVIII.2 ). Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1881. Marked in blue pencil: 29. BLOXHAM, OXFORDSHIRE

25. Bloxham: packet of correspondence from Rawlence & Squarey, 4 January 1923 - 2 October 1924. File of correspondence between Rawlence & Squarey, Dean's Yard, Westminster, Bloxham & Whiston Ironstone Company Ltd, P.A. Macindoe, Bursar of Eton College and others, concerning Wayhouse and Old Barn Farms at Bloxham, sublet by the Bloxham & Whiston Ironstone Co Ltd, lessees of Eton College, to Mr S.A. Tustian by agreement of 2 August 1916 (copy included). Tustian was in arrear with his rent, and was persuaded to terminate the tenancy agreement early; reletting of farms to Mr. T.G. Miller. Cover labelled: The Bloxham and Whiston Ironstone Co. Ltd re termination of Mr S. Tustian's tenancy of Wayhouse Farm, Bloxham, 1923.

BOVENEY AND DORNEY, BUCKS

26. Plan of the hamlet or liberty of Lower Boveney, Bucks. Tracing of part of the tithe map, signed John Maurice Herbert, Assistant Tithe Commissioner. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Linen backed. Ticks and other pencil annotations. Labelled on back: Boveney. Tracing from tithe map.

27. Photographic extract from the map or plan referred to in the Apportionment of Tithe Rent Charge in the parish of Dorney in the County of Buckingham dated the 31st day of December 1846. Surveyed and drawn by W.T. Buckland, Wraysbury, 1840. Plots numbered. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Stamped: Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. L.T. 53170 Initialled: A.G.S. Certified by the Commissioners, 31 December l/8k6/. Torn in two parts, and apt to tear further each time it is unrolled. Endorsed in pencil: Boveney Hitcham Dorney etc.

28. Burnham, Dorney and Hitcham parishes Ordnance Survey 25" Bucks, sheet LV.4, showing Boveney Lake End and north part of Dorney. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I875. Roads, buildings and water coloured. Mended with adhesive tape, no longer effective, and yellowed. Endorsed in blue pencil: Stoke Poges, Farnham Royal etc. (presumably it was formerly the outer map of a roll of adjacent O.S. maps).

29. Boveney and Domey. Ordnance Survey 25" 1932 revision Berks, sheet XXXI.8 ) Bucks, sheet LV.8 Ordnance Survey, Chessington, 1934. Pencil annotations; blue pencil numbers EE6 and 6

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30. Similar to ECR 65/29, no markings except EE6 and 8 in blue.

31. Similar to ECR 65/29, but boundaries marked in red, and pencil annotations; EE6 and 7. Endorsed in pencil: Boveney Court.

32. Boveney. 25" map of Boveney and Dorney by Edward Stanford, 12, 13 and 14 Long Acre, W.C., Geographer to the Queen. No date. Cloth backed. Boundaries of Boveney and Boveney Lake End (detached) coloured. V7i" x 4'li".

33-37- Plans of proposed cottages at Boveney for Eton College by Buckland & Sons, surveyors, 75 High Street, Slough. August 1933$

33" Plan marked A: elevations, plans and sections. Initialled DDC. August 1933. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 2*2" x l'6i".

34. Plan marked B, with variants in design from A, otherwise similar. 2'3i" x r8f".

35/l, 2. Two copies of a third design, otherwise similar to ECR 65/33 and 3^- ECR 65/35/2 endorsed: Boveney Cottages June 20 1951 Plans of Boveney Cottages from Repairs Dept File 2'2i" x l'9f".

36. Similar to ECR 65/35, but fenestration altered in pencil on rear elevation. Endorsed: Cottages at Boveney. 2 7 2i17T"l, i0".

37' Cottages at Boveney, Plan C: uncoloured plan of front, back and side elevations, ground and 1st floor plans, section. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Undated. l'7i" x l'2i".

38-44. File of plans for the Old Place, Boveney, by Wilhelm Viggo von Moltke, 1934:

38. Section A - B. Aufgenommen: W.V. von Moltke Jan. 1934; Gezeichnet: W.V. von Moltke Feb. 19341 Gesehen: Yes H. Wach 14 March 1934. Scale: 4 ft. to 1 inch. 1'1" x l'2i".

* 39. Section C - D, otherwise similar to ECR 65/38. l'l£" x l'3i".

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38-44. Plans for the Old Place, Boveney, by Wilhelm Viggo von Moltke:

40. South eastern front elevation, other details as ECR 65/38. jScale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. TSF"' x VZi".

41. South western front elevation, other details as ECR 65/38. 2'4" x 1'3".

42. Site plan. Wilhelm Viggo von Moltke Jan., Sept. 1934. Gesehen: I.P. Rottmayer, 6 Nov. 1934. Scale: 8 ft to 1 inch. vibj" x 17I". Endorsed: Old Place, Boveney (Plans of House) 1934 (by a Resident)

43. Ground floor plan. Scale: 4 ft. to 1 inch. W.V. von Moltke, Jan., Feb. 1934; Gesehen: H. Wach 14 March 1934. 2 , 1" x 1*6".

44. First floor plan, details as ECR 65/43. 2'2" x 1'6". File endorsed: Plans "Old Place" Residence Boveney 1934.

45-50. File of plans relating to Boveney Court Farm:

45. Plan of proposed cowhouse and cowboxes at Boveney Court Farm, for Eton College. Buckland & Sons, surveyors, Slough. N.d. Plan, elevation and section. (See also ECR 65/50. 52) Scale: inch and \ inch to 1 ft. 4^"x 2'3i".

46. Boveney Court Farm: survey made June 1943 by Edgington & Spink, chartered architects, Windsor. Scale: 20 ft. to 1 inch. Block plan: 1:2500 Key to water levels. 3'li " x 2'2".

47. Boveney Court Farm: proposed new pig sties for Eton College, 22 November 1949. Scales: l/8th and l/20th /J?inch7 to 1 ft. Block plan: 1:2500. 2'4" x rio£".

48. Tracing of ECR 65/46. 3'li " x 2'2".

49. Boveney Court Farm: block plan. Buckland & Sons, Slough, 1934. Scale: l/l6th inch to 1 ft. 2'1" x r6f".

50. Proposed cowhouse and cowboxes at Boveney Court Farm, for Eton College. Buckland & Sons, surveyors, Slough. N.d. Side elevation (belongs with ECR 65/45). Scale: i\ inch to 1 ft. 2'9" x l'2i".

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51. Boveney Court Farm: copy of ECR 65/46 with red and blue pencil outlines. 3'li" x 2'li".

52. Boveney Court Farm: proposed cowhouse etc for Eton College. Buckland & Sons, surveyors, Slough. N.d. Scales: plan, l/8th inch to 1 ft.; elevations, section, j inch to 1 ft. Proposed alterations to existing water supply, supply to cowhouse. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Pencil notes and calculations. 3'Hi" x l'10f". (Belongs with ECR 65/45 and 50)

53' Boathouse at Boveney. Plan referred to in the survey report on the alternative sites for the proposed boathouse at Boveney /for Eton College/. John Smith & Partners, consultants, 130 High Street, Eton, Bucks., 1 November 1959. Plan no. EC/l. Scale: 1:2500 Pencil line drawn down the plan with a note to the right: This side not to be photographed. Annotated: Borrowed from Mr Gidney 24/4/61. l'6i" x l'4f".

54/1, 2. Two copies, photocopies of left-hand side of ECR 65/53, as far as the pencil line. l'li" x l'4f".

55- Andrews Boathouse, Boveney. Block plan, James Longley & Co Ltd, 19 October I960, taken off drawing no.E/l2. Scale: 1:2500. PTp7 x 1'6".

56. Dorney, Bucks. Proposed cottages at Dorney, Bucks., for the Provost and Fellows of Eton College: elevations, plans, sections. Herbert J. Stribling, FRIBA, chartered architect, 18 High Street, Slough, Bucks. Ref. no.51. Drawing no.l (revised) June 1935- Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Superscribed: This is the drawing no.l referred to in the articles of agreement dated - October 1935, and signed by R.W. Corbett^ Sec, Eton College Housing Society Ltd and Messrs A. Miles & Sons /Tbuilders/ Numbered in pencil: 9. 1'10" x l'9i".

57. Duplicate of ECR 65/561 but lacks superscription and signatures.

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53. Bray. Ordnance Survey 25" 2nd edition, Berks, sheet XXXI.3 ) Bucks, sheet LV.3 ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1899. Torn. Marked in blue pencil: Nos. EEL and 2.

59. Bray. Ordnance Survey 25" 2nd edition, Berks, sheet XXXI.7 ) Bucks, sheet LV.7 ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1899. Marked in blue pencil: EE5 and 4.

BURNHAM, BUCKS

60. Burnham. Plan showing proposed exchange of glebe land, n.d. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Compass indicator. Plan shows numbered plots with owners near Lent village in Hitcham Shot Common Field, Common Field, Minnicrofts Common Field, and gives acreage of plots 244 and 324, with net gain to the glebe. Ill" x 1'7".

CHALCOTS & WYLDS, HAMPSTEAD, HENDON, FINCHLEY

61. St John's parish, Hampstead, Middlesex. N.d. Tracing from the tithe map of the parish of St John, Hampstead, dated 13 September 1841, made at the Tithe Redemption Commission, n.d. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Pencil annotations giving acreages and ?value per acre. 2'11" x 2'Ci".

62. Number not used.

63. Plan of the Chalcots Estate. N.d., ?mid 1850s Map shows houses along both sides and the ful l length of Adelaide Road; houses on the north side of the west end of King Henry's Road, but not at the east end although F.M.L Thompson in Hampstead. Building a Borough. 1650-1964 (London & Boston, 1974), p. 243 says that Cuming began to build at both ends of King Henry's Road simultaneously in 1856; a few houses in Primrose Hill Road; houses in Church Road (later Eton Road), Provost Road, College Road; Bridge Road marked; Fellows Road undeveloped but named;.Merton Road, King's College Road, Primrose Hill Road mostly undeveloped but named. Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch, or 400 ft . to 3 inches. MS. coloured, on rollers. Compass indicator. , 3 3 2 -" x 2'2".

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64. Plan of part of the Chalcotts Estate Shewing proposed alteration in Roads. N.d., ?l850s The plan shows the area north of Adelaide Road; roads north of Fellows Road and Englands Lane are unnamed. St Saviour's church and St Peter's church named, a third site for a proposed church shown but no dedication given. Scale: 3 inches to 400 ft. or 2 chains to 1 inch. Paper on cloth. Compass indicator. 3'2" x riif.

65. Eton College: Chalcots Estate: plan of roads. N.d. The plan shows roads between Avenue Road, Regents Park Road and Haverstock Hill. Red lines show brick sewers; yellow lines show pipe drains; gradients and road levels shown. No scale given. Compass indicator. 3'2" x 2 , 4f".

66/1-4. Plans of a proposed railway tunnel for the London & North Western Railway from Merton Road to Harley Road:

/l. Site plan showing line of proposed tunnel, by G. & G.H. Pownall, 29 Parliament Street. SW, October 1890. Scale: 3 inches to 400 ft. PIP x 1'1".

/2-4. Three detailed plans of Primrose Hil l New Tunnel from Merton Road to Harley Road, Eton & Middlesex Cricket Ground, with slightly different details on each. N.d., ?1890. Scale: 40 ft. to 1 inch. ECR 65/66/3 stamped: London & North Western Ry Estate Department. Euston Station, London, 2 Oct. . 2'5f" x 10f".

67-68, 109-130 (q.'V.). Architect's plans and elevations for houses to be built in Eton Avenue, Hampstead:

67/1-5* Proposed residence in Eton Avenue for F. Oppenheim, 1 Feb. 1894. Edwin 0. Sacks, architect, 11 Waterloo Place, SW. Elevations, block plan, roof plan, floor plans, sections. Scale: 8 ft . to 1 inch. Initialled: G. & G.H.P. April 3rd 1894. /George Pownall, an architect-surveyor, succeeded John Shaw as Eton's agent for Chalcots in I87I; G. & G.H.P. was presumably his firm, still acting as agent though soon to be succeeded by Herbert Thomas Steward/ 4 plans l'ici" x l'3l"; 1 plan 2'Of" x l'3f". All with endorsed stamp: Photographed by A.S. Wilson & Co., 2 King William Street, Strand, London WC.

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68. Proposed conservatory for Royston, Eton Avenue. Edwin J. Stubbs, architect, 52 Regent's Street, Piccadilly Circus, W. Scale: inch to 1 ft. Annotated: Approved subject to the consent of the Surveyor to the Eton College Estate. W. Willett. 3/10/95 /William Willett and later his son, another William, were the biggest builders in Hampstead/ x l'7i". Endorsed stamp as ECR 65/67.

69. Chalcots estate. N.d., ?1890-1900 Plan of the Avenue Road Estate, N.W., for building sites. William Willett (agent); Amos F. Faulkner, architect and surveyor, 2 Sloane Gardens, SW. Scale: 1.1 inches to 100 ft. Printed by CF. ?Rell, lithographer and printer, 8 Furnival Street, Holborn EC; coloured, with names of houses built. 2'3" x 1'8".

70. Similar to ECR 65/69, but with more houses named. N.d.

71. Similar to ECR 65/69 and 70, but with yet more houses named. N.d.

72-108. Chalcots estate: architect's plans and elevations for houses to be built in Elsworthy Road, Wadham Gardens, Harley Road and Belsize Park Gardens, NW, £.1897-1901, by Amos F. Faulkner, architect, 2 Sloane Gardens, SW. Some are signed or initialled and dated: Approved by Herbert Thomas Steward /agent to Eton College/; the rest are undated, but al l probably date from the turn of the century. All plans are to scale and coloured:

72. The Homestead, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1897.

73. Wrentham, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1897.

74. Thornbrake, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1897­

75. Rievaulx, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1897­

76. Gairloch, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1897.

77. Ovingdean, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1897.

78. Hardanger, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1897.

79/1, 2. Kevington, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1898.

80/1, 2. Inverclyde, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1.898.

81/1, 2. Wyvenhoe, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1899.

82/1, 2. Nutwood, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1899.

83/1, 2. Kingsmead, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1899.

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72-108: Ghalcots estate: architects plans:

84/1-4. Lynedoch, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1901.

85/I, 2. Whyteleafe, Elsworthy Road. Approved 1901.

86. Wentworth House, Elsworthy Road. N.d.

87. The Gables, Elsworthy Road. N.d.

88/l, 2. Somerville Lodge, Elsworthy Road. N.d.

89. Rookwood, Elsworthy Road. N.d.

90. Danehurst, Elsworthy Road. N.d.

91. Lindisfarne, Elsworthy Road. N.d.

92. Adderley House, Elsworthy Road. N.d. j

93. Brampton, Elsworthy Road. N.d. ) stapled

94. Carisbrooke Cottage, Elsworthy Rd. N.d. ) together

95. Elvedon, Elsworthy Road. N.d. ]

96/l, 2. The Shieling, Elsworthy Road: original and revised front elevation showing proposed alterations and additions. N.d.

97/l, 2. Deepdene, Wadham Gardens. Approved 1901.

98/l, 2. Castlewood, Wadham Gardens. Approved 1901.

99/l, 2. Melrose, Wadham Gardens. Approved 1901. lOO/l, 2. Cloyne, Wadham Gardens. Approved 1901. lOl/l, 2. Hawkesbury, Wadham Gardens. Approved 1901.

102/1, 2. Abbotsford, Wadham Gardens. Approved 1901.

103/1, 2. Dysart, Harley Road. Approved 1899.

104/l, 2. Compton Lodge, Harley Road. Approved I899.

105/1, 2. East Lodge, Harley Road. Approved 1899.

106/1-3. Nos. 83 and 85 Belsize Park Gardens. N.d.

107/1, 2. Nos. 87 and 89 Belsize Park Gardens. N.d.

108. Block plan on tracing paper, showing the corner of Elsworthy Road and Wadham Gardens, and the position of Kirby Gate, Littlecourt and The Corner House. N.d. CHALCOTS & WYLDS, HAMPSTEAD, HENDON, FINCHLEY

109-130. Chalcots estate: rol l of plans by Amos F. Faulkner, architect, 2 Sloane Gardens, SW, later 2 Army and Navy Mansions (from £.19C4), for houses in Eton Avenue:

109/1-9. Addington, Eton Avenue: superseded plans approved 7 July 1897 by H/erbert/ T/homas/ S/Teward/ and new plans approved 25 April I898.

HO/l-5. Lynwood, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS 25 April 1898. lll/l, 2. Kin-Craig, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS 3 August I898.

112/1-3. Rotherfield, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS 3 August I898.

113/1-4. Ranfurly, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS 3 August I898.

114/1-5- Glenroy, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS 29 December I898.

115/1,2. Millbrook, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS 8 October/J ^c/l.

116/1, 2. Otterbourne, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS 8 October 1901.

117/1-3. Waverley, Eton Avenue. Approved 21 March 1902 Additions approved 9 February 1903- ECR 65/117/2 endorsed: Waverley. Mr Steward's copies.

118/1-4. Rathnore, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS 28 November I903.

119/1, 2. No. 11 (Ravenswood), Eton Approved HTS 12 March 1904. Avenue.

120/1, 2. No. 13 (Sylvan Hae), Eton Approved HTS 12 March 1904. Avenue. 121/1-6. Waynflete, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS 22 July 1904.

122-124: undated plans but probably before 1904 because Faulkner is still at 2 Sloane Gardens:

122/1-3. No. 10, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS, n.d.

123/1-3. No. 12, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS, n.d.

124/1-3. No. 14, Eton Avenue. Approved HTS, n.d.

125/1, 2. Proposed alterations to No. 9. Eton Avenue, no architect named. N.d.

126. Stabling, Lancaster Road, NW, for J. Wuidart by /Amos F. Faulkner/, 2 Sloane Gardens. Approved HTS 8 October 1901.

127. Stables in Lancaster Road for S. Weiler by Amos F. Faulkner. Pencil notes on dorse. Approved HTS 16 January 1904.

128. Holmwood, Eton Avenue: proposed new motor house, by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Army & Navy Mansions. N.d. * 129. Northbourne, Eton Avenue: proposed new ornamental gauged brick window, /?Amos F. Faulkner/, n.d.

130. Site plan of Eton Avenue, showing Waverley, Rathmore, Nos. 9, 11, 13, and in pencil 2 proposed houses, n.d.

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131-154. Chalcots estate: approved architect's drawings of houses in Elsworthy Road, Wadham Gardens, etc. (Cricket Ground site):

131/1-4. The Corner House, Elsworthy Road], plans /?by Amos F. Faulkner/, approved H/Jerbert/ T/laomas/ S/teward/ 13 February 090/5, cancelled 4 May 02/10.

132/1-4. The Corner House, Elsworthy Road: plans and elevations by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Sloane Gardens, n.d. Approved HTS 4 May 0^JlO.

133/l-^. Littlecourt, Elsworthy Road /J?by Faulkner/. Approved HTS 13 February 090/5; cancelled 4 May 0%/lO.

134/1-4. Littlecourt. Elsworthy Road /J?by Faulkner/. Approved HTS 4 May 0$1O.

135/1-4. Kirby-Gate, Elsworthy Road /?by Faulkner/. Approved HTS 23 April/May /T90/3.

136/1-3. Cranbrook, Elsworthy Road by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Sloane Gardens and 2 Army & Navy Mansions, n.d., ?c.l904. Two earlier drawings approved HTS 24 July 090/1.

137- Carisbrooke Cottage, Elsworthy Road: proposed motor house for Sidney Jones, Esq. No architect named. N.d.

138/1-4. Kingussie, Elsworthy Road by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Sloane Gardens, n.d. Approved HTS 21 December /T9/1O.

139/1-4. Hillside, Elsworthy Road by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Sloane Gardens, n.d. Approved HTS 20 July /T9C/3 or 5. l40/l-4. Carfax, Elsworthy Road by Amos F. Faulkner,2 Army & Navy Mansions, n.d. Approved HTS 14 May /T90/4. l4l/l, 2. Carfax: alterations and additions by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Sloane Gardens, n.d.. ECR 65/lkl/l cancelled.

142. Caldecotts, Elsworthy Road, no architect named. Approved HTS 23 ?May /T90/5.

143/1, 2. The Warren, Elsworthy Road by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Sloane Gardens, n.d. Approved HTS 24 July /T90/I.

144/1-4. Falconbridge, Elsworthy Road by Amos F. Faulkner. 2 Army & Navy Mansions, n.d. Approved HTS 24 July /T9C/4. Cancelled.

145/1-3. Shepherd^well, Elsworthy Road by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Sloane Gardens, n.d. Approved HTS 24 July /T9p/?1.

146/1-4. St Martins, Elsworthy Road by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Army & Navy Mansions. Approved HTS 24 November 090/k. Numbered Drawing A-D, with note superscribed on A by Mack H. Judge & Sons, 7 Pall Mall, on behalf of Mr William Mead, leaseholder of 25 Elsworthy Road, that he will not object to the erection of St Martins if the 4 drawings marked are followed.

147/1-4. The Grange, Wadham Gardens, no architect named. Approved HTS 23 April 090/5 or 3.

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131 -I54. Chalcots estate: architects drawings:

148/1-5. Sibertswold, Wadham Gardens, no architect named. Approved HTS 20 July /j90/?5.

149/1, 2. Sibertswold: proposed stables in Merton Road, by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Sloane Gardens; and proposed additions, n.d. Approved HTS 17 July /T90/8.

150/1-3 . House for CF. Hardy, Esq., Wadham Gardens, by Lauder, Bedell & Crompton, architects, 6 John Street, Bedford Row. Approved 12 July/T9p /l.

15l/l, 2. House for B. Redwood, Esq., Wadham Gardens, by Amos F. Faulkner, 2 Sloane Gardens. Approved 25 February 09Q/Z­

152. Stabling in Lancaster Road for S. Weiler, Esq., by Amos F. Faulkner. Approved 28 November /T9p/3, cancelled Herbert Thomas Steward 16 January 1904. (See also ECR 65/127)

153/1, 2. Stabling in Lancaster Road for J. Wuidart, Esq., /by Amos F. Faulkner/, 2 Sloane Gardens. One cancelled HTS, one approved HTS. (See also ECR 65/126)

154. Nos. 2 and 3 Merton Road: proposed connection of the two houses, by Sanders & Church, architects, 118 Camden Road, n.d.

155. Chalcots Estate, Eton College. N.d., ?1902 Tracing showing numbers of leases, numbering of houses, names of houses, property referred to in a mortgage to the Prudential Assurance Co. Ltd., London & North Western Railway tunnel, etc. Scale: 100 ft. = ll/l6th inch. Subscribed: 2 tracings on linen sent to Messrs Hallowes Carter & Ellis, 21 March 1902. Tracings returned & alterations made, according to a letter from H.T. Steward to Hallowes Carter & Ellis, 10 June 1902. 3*5i" x 2'3".

I56-I58. Sections of 25" Ordnance Survey sheets showing Chalcots estate:

156' Slese^sheet XVIA ) (part) and **** o f a d J a c e n t sheet pasted together, with College estate outlined. Torn & brittle. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1915.

157. London sheet V.1 (right-hand side only), St. Pancras area. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1916. 158. London sheet ? (left-hand side only), Kilburn, West Hampstead. Ordnance Survey. Southampton, n.d. /after 1919/.

159. Eton College Chalcot Estate. N.d., ?1945 Map reproduced from 25" Ordnance Survey by Cook, Hammond & Kell Ltd., Westminster, with College estate coloured to show density of housing to the acre, open spaces, etc.; street numbering and dates when leases are due to fall in are marked. 2 , 4f" x l'9f".

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160. Eton College: Chalcot Estate, London. 1945 Two trimmed sheets of 25" map mounted together to cover roughly the same area as ECR 65/159, but not taken from the same original. Colouring as ECR 65/159, but lacks street numbering and dates of leases. Initialled: H.A.S. 27.7.45 Endorsed: Chalcots Estate. Town Planning. 2 Plans.

161. Eton College, Chalcots Estate: schedule of war damaged property, giving address of property, name and address of lessee. N.d., ?1945 or later.

162. Carbon copy of ECR 65/161.

I63. Eton College: Chalcot Estate. N.d. Shows numbered plots, with blocks (not corresponding with plots) coloured red north of Adelaide Road /^proposed flats or other building/. Scale: 1 inch ^ just over 200 ft. or 200 ft to 15/l6th inch. 2 r 4f7 x l'9i".

164. Eton College Chalcot Estate re-development scheme. Scheme A: preliminary layout, drawing no. 49/Pi, 20 May 1947- Louis de Soissons, ARA, & Partners, 21 St John's Wood Road, NW8. Scale left blank. 2'3" x 1'8".

I65. As ECR 65/164: Scheme B. Drawing no. 49/P2. Both plans show the area between King Henry's Road and Eton Avenue- Englands Lane, Haverstock Hill to west of King's College Road.

166. Eton College Chalcot Estate showing proposed new arterial road coloured brown as per Messrs. L. de Soissons ARA & Partners' Plan no. 49/P4 dated 22.5.47. Reproduced from Ordnance Survey map by Cook Hammond & Kell Ltd. Scale: 200 ft to 1 inch. 27W x l'9i".

I67. As ECR 65/166 showing new sub arterial road coloured yellow; plan no. 49/P5 dated 22.5.47. Label stuck on dorse: Chalcots Estate de Soissons' plans (typescript) This plan was not done (manuscript)

168-170. Adelaide Road, Chalk Farm, proposed married accommodation for the Metropolitan Police:

168. 169-177 Adelaide Road: site layout for 9 flats and 10 maisonettes, married accommodation for the Metropolitan Police. J. Innes Elliott, chief architect and surveyor, New Scotland Yard. Drawing no. 53003/W4/D/1. 15 October 1953. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 2\5F x 2'4i". 16 GHALCOTS & WYLDS, HAMPSTEAD, HENDON, FINCHLEY

168-170. Adelaide Road, proposed married quarters for Metropolitan Police:

169. 169-177 Adelaide Road: block elevations, east, west and north elevations of Blocks A, B, C. J. Innes Elliott, 26 August 1953. Sketch F. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. riF x 2'6". 170. Metropolitan Police: Married Quarters, Adelaide Road, Chalk Farm: elevations of Block C. J. Innes Elliott, 26 October 1953. Job. no. 53003/wVD. Drawing no. 3. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 2r6p" x l'10i".

171. Chalcot Estate: redevelopment plan. N.d. /before 19527 File containing 2 plans by Louis de Soissons, Peacock, Hodges & Robertson, London, , , Drawings 13/P1 and 2. Redevelopment plan for the area bounded by Fellows Road, Primrose Hill Road, King Henry's Road and Winchester Road. 13/Pl shows proposed flats and houses, shops with maisonettes over, and gives density of population planned. 13/F2 shows dates when leases expire and railway tunnels. Scale: 1:1250.

172. Number not used.

173-180. Plans for Adelaide Road, Hampstead:

173' Preliminary layout: site of nos. 44 to 66 Adelaide Road, showing layout of 14 houses and garages. Louis de Soissons, Peacock, Hodges & Robertson, 18 October 1957* Scale: 16 ft to 1 inch. Drawing no. 6:P7. 2'4f" x 1'6".

174. Ground and first floor plans, proposed terrace houses, nos. 44-66 Adelaide Road. Louis de Soissons, Peacock, Hodges & Robertson, 17 September 1957- Scale: £ inch to 1 ft. Drawing no, 6/P5. 2,4£" x 1'6".

175. As ECR 65/174, elevations and section. 18 September 1957. Scale: l/8t h inch to 1 ft. Drawing 6/P6. 2'5" x l'6i" .

176. Layout and drainage plan, proposed block of flats in Adelaide Road, Hampstead (corners of Adelaide Road, Primrose Hill Road and Fellows Road). North & Partners, architects, Maidenhead, January 1967, with revisions April and May I967. Scale: 16 ft. to 1 inch. Drawing no. 2498/53c Z'10%" x 2'4".

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173-180. Plans for Adelaide Road, Hampstead:

177. South elevation, proposed flats, Adelaide Road. North & Partners, January, February 1967' Scale: 4- ft. to 1 inch. Drawing no. MO 2498/62a. 3'4i" x 2'4i".

178. East elevation, proposed flats, Adelaide Road. North & Partners, October 1966, February 1967. Scale: 4- ft. to 1 inch. Drawing no. MO 2498/63a. 3*4iM x 2'4i".

179. Proposed 4-bedroom end-of-terrace house type, fronting service road, Adelaide Road, Hampstead, designed for the Eton Housing Association by North & Partners, architects and surveyors, Maidenhead: elevations, section, plans. October 1966, amended June I967. Scale: 4 ft. to 1 inch. Drawing no. 2498/42b. 2'8" x l'lli".

180. Proposed 4-bedroom end-of-terrace house type, fronting Fellows Road, Adelaide Road, Hampstead, designed for the Eton Housing Association by North & Partners: elevations, section, plans. October 1966, amended June 1967. Scale: 4 ft. to 1 inch. Drawing no. 2498/48B. 3,2f" x 1'lli".

181-182. Eton Housing Association: plans of proposed houses, Adelaide Road, Hampstead:

181. Proposed 3-bedroom terraced house type, fronting Fellows Road, Adelaide Road: elevations, section, plans. North & Partners, Maidenhead. I966, amended 1967. Scale: 4 ft. to 1 inch. Drawing no. 2498/51B. 2 , 9" x 2'Oi".

182. As ECR 65/181, fronting service road, Adelaide Road. Drawing no. 2498/47B. 2'8" x 1*111".

183. Redevelopment of part of Chalcots estate. Draft building agreement prepared by Peake & Co., Bedford Row, between Eton College and (blank), the tenants, concerning redevelopment of property in the parish of St John, Hampstead (bounds given - all in Adelaide Road, Fellows Road, King Henry's Road, Primrose Hill Road, Merton Rise, Elsworthy Rise, King's College Road and Mews). The College agrees to grant leases for 99 years from 29 September 1962; the tenants covenant immediately to apply to the London County Council for outline planning permission to redevelop the site and to submit detailed plans to Eton College; thereafter to apply for full planning permission, to use a specified architect (left blank), obtain vacant possession as early as possible in order to redevelop the site. 4 schedules annexed.

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184. As ECR 65/I83, but lacks pp.37-39 inclusive.

185. Book of analysis sheets, some blank; end of book used to record details of College leases in Chalcots estate. Particulars of leases expiring 1964 where it is proposed to grant 5-year extensions. Details of property leased to H/ampstead/ B/prough/ c/ouncily 5 schedule of property for decanting (i.e. transferring tenants from one property to another). 1963-4.

186. Hendon, Middlesex. Map of the whole manor and parish of Hendon in the county of Middlesex, respectfully dedicated to the subscribers by their obedient servant Francis Whishaw. 1828. Explanation relates grid reference and plot numbers to a book of reference (not found). Engraved by James Bingley, published by Francis Whishaw, 1 Angel Court, Skinner Street. Scale: 5 inches to 6 furlongs or £.6.66 inches to 1 mile. Pencil annotations. 2'3j" x 3'8", mounted in sections for folding.

I87. Hendon estate, Middlesex. Ordnance Survey 6" map, Middlesex sheet XI. College estate outlined and coloured, sold portion cross-hatched. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I873. Labelled: Eton College Hendon Estate Middlesex.

188. Wylds. Plan of an estate situate in the Parishes of Hendon, Finchley and Hampstead in the county of Middlesex called the Wylds Estate, the property of the College Royal of the Blessed Mary of Eton in the County of Bucks, 1874. Inset: Plan of detached field on Park Farm, East End, Finchley. Scale: 28 inches to 1 mile, or 20 chains to 7 inches. MS, coloured; compass indicator. Reference numbers on fields. Cloth, on wooden rollers. Endorsed: Wilds 1871. 3'3" x 4*7".

CHATTISHAM, SUFFOLK

189. A survey of the demeans of the Manour of Chattisham in the County of Suffolk, which sd. Manour belongs to Eton College, Surveyed by W. Collier, 1740. Scale: 10 chains or 1 furlong /to 5 inches/. Details similar to ECR 65/7, to which it is a companion survey. Inset: closes near Washbrook Bridge. Linen-backed MS map on rollers. 6'9" x 2'4i".

SPA ECR 65/7, Blakenham ECR 65/302, Creeting St Mary /? CHATTTSHAM, SUFFOLK

190-192. Ordnance Survey 2nd edition 25" sheets for Suffolk, with College estate at Chattisham and Hintlesham coloured and numbered to correspond with numbers on a plan dated I883 (according to note on ECR 65/190). Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1904.

190. Suffolk (East) sheet LXXIV.16 191. Suffolk (East) sheet LXXV.13 192. Suffolk (East) sheet LXXXI. 4

CHTLHAMPTON, WILTSHIRE

193. Ordnance Survey 25" map, part only of a sheet with the reference number cut away. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1880. College estate coloured and annotated 'Sold to Lord Pembroke'. Labelled: Eton College. Chilhampton Estate, Wiltshire.

194, I95. Chilhampton estate, Wiltshire (2 copies). Ordnance Survey 2nd edition 6" sheet, Wiltshire sheet LXVI.N.W., with College estate coloured. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1901. Labelled: Eton College. Chilhampton, Wiltshire. ECR 65/195 has Hanging Langford added, then deleted. 1092.

CHRISTCHURCH, NASH, MONMOUTHSHIRE

196. Map of the Parish of Nash in the County of Monmouth, 1843. T. Morris, surveyor, Newport. Scale: 40 chains to 5 inches. Coloured, compass indicator. Plots numbered, possibly tithe map numbers. Annotations in pencil. Cloth backed, very poor condition. Endorsed: 1843 Eton College Monmouthshire Estates. Map of Parish of Nash (probably a copy of the Tithe Map). 3'li" x 2'0f".

197-203. Plans for proposed rebuilding, Church of the Holy Trinity, Christchurch, Newport, Monmouthshire, December 1951 - The architect appears not to be named: , FSA, FRIBA, Woodlea Skelton (presumably his address):

197' Drawing no. 5' ground plan. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 2 T 3F"x2'li" .

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197-203. Plans for Holy Trinity, Christchurch:

198. Drawing no. 6: south and east elevations. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 2 7 3i17 x 2'li".

199. Drawing no. 7: north and west elevations. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. F3F x 2'li".

200. Drawing no. 8: roof plan and sections. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 2P3Y x 2'li".

201. Drawing no. 9: foundation plan. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 2 7 3i1T x 2'lf".

202. Drawing no. 10: sectional elevations. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 2 r 3F x 2'li".

203. Drawing no. 14: section. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. VW x 2'4£".

CIPPENHAM, CHALVEY, BUCKS

204. Cippenham, Burnham, Farnham Royal, Upton cum Chalvey, Eton and Stoke Poges parishes, Bucks. Ordnance Survey 25" Bucks, sheet LVI.1 Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1875' Road, buildings, water coloured. Endorsed: Cippenham etc.

205-211. Inclosure Office, London: specification and plans for labourers' cottages at Cippenham, Bucks., for the Provost and Fellows of Eton College:

205. Printed specification issued by the Tnclosure Office relating to plans numbered 4, 5, 6, 6A, 7 and 8 (all but 4 deleted in red ink, and portions of the printed text also deleted. 8 pages MS additions: 'at Cippenham, Bucks.' 'For the Provost and Fellows of Eton College May 1892' also additions to certain clauses in the same hand and ink.

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205-211. Inclosure Office: plans and specification for cottages at Cippenham:

206. Plan no. 4 for labourers' cottages, n.d. Annotated: at Cippenham, Bucks for the Revd. Provost and Fellows of Eton College. Brick built and tiled. Inclosure Office, London. Rbt. J. Cook & Hammond, Lith., Broadway, Westminster. Scale: 5 inches to 4-0 ft. 1'8" x l'2i".

207. Plan no. 5 ) 208. Plan no. 6 ) 209. Plan no. 6A ) as ECR 65/206 but lacking annotations 210. Plan no. 7 ) 211. Plan no. 8 )

212. Cippenham Ordnance Survey 2nd edition 25" Bucks, sheet LVI.1. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1899 (surveyed 1868, 1874, revised 1897). Labelled: Cippenham and Boveney 1897.

213. Cippenham Ordnance Survey 25" Bucks, sheet LVI.1. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I925. College estate coloured and annotated. Blue pencil nos. EF/3 and 3^.

214. Cippenham Ordnance Survey 25" map: part of Bucks, sheets LVI.1 and LV.4 and two adjacent sheets (?LVI.5 and LV.8) pasted together and trimmed. 1932 revision. Coloured with key, showing Cippenham Court Farm, Chalvey Manor Farm, Chalvey land to Cippenham Court and College in hand. North Field. Labelled on dorse: Cippenham Court Farm.

215-217. Cippenham Lodge Farm:

215, 216. Two copies, Eton College: proposed layout of land at Cippenham Lodge Farm. Langley Taylor, architect and surveyor, , 10 March 1933. Scale: 1:2500. Drawing no. 1021/2. Areas numbered and coloured, with key. 2'6" x 1'lOf-".

217. As ECR 65/215, 216, but uncoloured, and one plot is differently numbered and labelled.

218-225. Proposed land development at Cippenham for Eton College:

218. Eton College: proposed development of land at Cippenham. Langley Taylor, architect and surveyor, Beaconsfield, 16 May 1935- Scale: 1:500. Drawing no. 102l/l7 revised. Vl" x 2*51-". 22 CTPPENHAM, CHALVEY, BUCKS

218-225. Proposed land development at Cippenham for Eton College:

219. Section one: Bridgeman Ridge. Scale: 1:500 Drawing no. 1021/5, 28 April 1933. 3'9" x 2'6".

220. As ECR 65/219. Drawing no. 102l/5 revised 19 May 1933. 3'9" x 2'6".

221. As ECR 65/218. Drawing no. 1021/6, 28 April 1933* Scale: 1:500. 3' x 2'5i".

222. As ECR 65/218: Section Four. Drawing no. 1021/9, 28 April 1933. Scale: 1:500. 2P3F x 2'6".

223. As ECR 65/218: Plantations and future road. Drawing no. 1021/10, 28 April 1933. Scale: 1:500. T+Wx 2'5i".

224. As ECR 65/218. Drawing no. 1021/8, 26 April 1933. Scale: 1:500. x 2'6".

225. As ECR 65/218. Drawing no. 1021/7, 28 April 1933- Scale: 1:500. 3'3" x 2'6".

226. Cippenham Ordnance Survey 2nd edition 25" Bucks, sheet LV.4. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1899 (surveyed 1875, revised 1897). Annotated in blue pencil: site of cottages pulled down 1892 /at Cippenham Farm/.

227. Cippenham Ordnance Survey 2nd edition 25" Bucks, sheet LV.4. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1899 (surveyed 1875, revised 1897). College estate at Cippenham coloured. Pencil figures added and annotated: Rightof way reserved; land let to Messrs N.D. & A. Refell, from July 29th 1940. Blue pencil numbers: EE2 and 32.

228. Cippenham Ordnance Survey 25", 1932 revision, Bucks, sheet LV.4. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1934. Annotated in blue pencil: EE2 and 31.

229. Manor Farm, Chalvey Survey made by H.J.S., 26 August 1937, with red ink notes about proposed new work and repairs. Numbered in pencil: 7* Scale: approx. 32 ft. to 1 inch. Endorsed: Manor Farm, Chalvey. Farm Buildings. l'3ir" x l'li".

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230- 239. File of plans of buildings in Cippenham, endorsed Cippenham Court Farm. Buildings, Drains etc.:

230. Cippenham Court Farm: survey made by H.J.S., 31 August 1937. Scale: approx. 32 ft. to 1 inch. Red pencil lines on plan of barn. 1'2" x 1'5".

231- 233. Eton College, Cippenham Lane cottages: site and drainage plan (two on tracing paper, one copy). Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Top^x 7f". 234-235. Eton College: proposed wash houses, Cippenham Lane cottages (two copies). Scale: £ inch to 1 ft. Site plan 1:2500. 1*1" x 1'1".

236-237. Two copies of ECR 65/234, 235. 1'1" x ri".

238. Plan of drains at Cippenham Court, Bucks. F.J. Gains Garner, architect and surveyor, Slough & London. No date, but under key is written: Note July 1931 additions. Scale: 1 inch to 20.83 ft. 1'8" x 1'lli".

239. Cippenham Court Farm: bailiffs cottage (Eton College) new sewage, bathroom etc. Works Department, Eton College, n.d. Scale: Ground and 1st floor plans, l/8th inch /To 1 ftj/; section, t inch /to 1 ftj 7 . Showing proposed bath, lavatory basin and WC with drain system connected to new sewer and new water supply. Pencil number:8. 2'6" x 1*10".

CLIMPING, LYMINSTER, WARNINGCAMP, SUSSEX

240. Climping Rectory, Sussex. A Plan of the Rectory of Climping in the County of Sussex belonging to Eton College. Job Smallpeice, surveyor, I803. Scale: 6 chains to 1 inch. MS, coloured on parchment; later pencil notes about tithe. 3'6" x flli".

241-281. Tithe documents, Climping, Warningcamp, Lyminster, Sussex:

241. Climping MS copy, apportionment of the rent charge in lieu of tildes in the parish of Climping, Sussex, with summary appended. Original dated August 1844; copy undated. Pencil annotations relating to 1920s-1930s.

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241-281. Tithe documents:

242. Warningcamp Certified copy, extract from the confirmed apportionment of the tithe rent charge in the parish of Warningcamp, Sussex (5 March 1840), supplementary award of 10 May 1842; apportionment by the valuer of the rent charge, with schedule of rectorial tithes, confirmed 30 September 1842. Back cover torn off Pencil annotations.

243' Warningcamp Order by the Tithe Commissioners for redemption of tithe rent charge on lands in Warningcamp, Sussex, on or before 13 December I876, 24 November I876.

244. Warningcamp Nomination by the Tithe Commissioners of trustees to receive the money specified in ECR 65/243 on behalf of Eton College to whom the rent charge is payable, 30 November I876. Pencil annotation.

245. Warningcamp Certified tracing of part of the 1st Class Tithe map of the parish of Warningcamp, Sussex, made at the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Initialled, 19 June /Jvjo?. No. 2. 1'2" x l'5i".

246. Lyminster Certified tracing of part of the 2nd class tithe map of Lyminster, Sussex, made at the Board of Agriculture & Fisheries. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Initialled, 19 June /I2/07. No. 1. 9" x 1'2".

247. Warningcamp Part of certified tracing of 1st class tithe map made at the Board of Agriculture & Fisheries, 11 October 1910. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Annotated in pencil and red ink. 4'4i" x 3'3".

248/1-3. Lyminster Plan of the parish of Lyminster, Sussex: tracing from 2nd class tithe map made at the Board of Agriculture & Fisheries, 22 October 1910 (3 sheets). Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Annotated in pencil: numbers circled in blue and red, no key to markings, /l . 6'2" x 3 , lf". /2. 6*2" x 3'1". /3. 6'2" x l'llf".

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241-281. Tithe documents:

249. Climping Plan of the Ford and Climping estate, Sussex, for sale by auction by Messrs. Knight, Frank & Rutley, 1915' Reduced from the 25" Ordnance Survey map: 10,000 ft. to 19 inches. Pencil and coloured pencil numbers, letters and notes have been added, showing from whom tithe payments were due and areas where no tithe was payable. Superscribed: To be returned to the Bursar of Eton College. Attached: two notes in red ink giving particulars of land purchased by the Rt. Hon. W.E. Guinness, on which tithe payable. Initialled: W.H., 16 July 1927. 2 'llf" x Z'9i".

250. Bailiffs Court Farm, being a part of the parish of Littlehampton, bounded by the parish of Climping except on the west. Certified copy /from the tithe map/, Board of Agriculture & Fisheries 14 June 1915. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. 2 7 lli" x l'llf".

251. Climping Certified copy of tracing from 2nd class tithe map, Board of Agriculture & Fisheries, 29 June 1915' Scale: 6 /Tchains - unit of measurement omitted/ to 1 inch. Pencil and blue pencil annotation about tithe, one concerning sale of land in 1936. 4*51" x 2'7i".

252. Climping Volume containing details of rectorial tithe rent charge, arranged under the names of landholders. N.d., but entries about new land owners etc. are dated 1917* 1927, 1934.

253/1, 2. Enclosures with ECR 65/252. Two copies, typescript, of Climping and Littlehampton rectorial tithe rent charge: particulars of the tithe payable by the Rt. Hon. Colonel W.E. Guinness, DSO, MP, from 1 April 1927. 253/1 has a pencil note of sum payable from 1 October.

254. Typescript. Climping rectorial tithe rent charge: Particulars of tithe payable by W.E. Guinness from 1 October 1927. Additions in red ink.

255' Typescript, Climping rectorial tithe rent charge: Particulars of tithe payable by Messrs. Dennis & Ingram from 1 October 1927. Additions in red ink, total altered in pencil.

256. MS schedule of tithe payable on land in Climping, arranged in columns 1-9. Ink with pencil notes.

257-281. 12 October 1927 - 16 September 1936: file of correspondence between the Bursar, Eton College, and Mr.C.W. Fielder and Messrs. Corsellis & Berney, solicitors, concerning the tithe rent charge on property in Climping owned by Mr C.W. Fielder and Mr E.V. Fielder.

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282-287. 27 October I936 - 5 November (wrongly dated October) 1936: correspondence and other papers between the Bursar, Eton College, Rating Officer for Climping and H.P. Nye & Co., chartered surveyors, valuers, land and estate agents, Brighton, concerning the return required under the Tithe Act 1936 to the Ministry, specifying the division of tithe areas between agricultural and non-agricultural land.

288-293. 3 December I936 - 9 August 1937: correspondence between the Bursar, Eton College, and H.G. Richardson, Secretary of the Tithe Redemption Commission, and Littlehampton UDC, concerning the return for Climping under the Tithe Act 1936, and change in ownership of land.

294. Littlehampton Certified extract made at the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries from the tithe apportionment, confirmed 30 September 1842, 15 June 1915. Pencil annotation.

COGGES, MINSTER LOVELL, ASTHALL, OXON

295' A description or Terrar of the Glebe Lands Inclosed, and in the Common Fields and Meadows of Coggs in the County of Oxford, with a yearly estimate of the same, 1767. By Edward Smith.

Ditto for Minster Lovell. Plan of glebe lands in Minster /Lovell/7 . MS, coloured; 5 folios, sewn at head (original stitching gone, now clumsily fastened with red tape); compass indicator. Endorsed by /Edward Betham, Fellow of Eton College 1871-827": Survey & Estimate of Coggs, Survey & Estimate of Minster Lovell with a plan of the Glebe by Edward Smith I767. Another endorsement: Cogges I767 A Terrar of Coggs No. 8 Coggs & Minster Lovell 1'5" x no".

296. Cogges Ordnance Survey 6" Oxfordshire sheet XXXII ) Berkshire sheet I ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I883. Cover labelled: Cogges Pencil annotation: 2nd copy.

297. Asthall and Burford, and part of Minster Lovell estates, Oxon. Parts of Ordnance Survey maps pasted together with College estates outlined and coloured, red ink annotations. Parts of 6" Oxfordshire sheets XXIV and ?XX. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, date cut away /I876/8O survey/. Labelled: Eton College. Asthall and Burford & (pt) Minster Lovell Estates. Oxfordshire (cover section detabhed).

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298. Asthall, Minster Lovell Ordnance Survey 25" Oxfordshire sheet XXXI.6. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1921. Annotated in pencil: No. 62 and notes, e.g. Plough 29/9/40. Endorsed: Asthall, Oxon.

299-301. Plans of quarries at Asthall and Minster Lovell:

299. Eton College: plan of quarry at Asthall worked by A.F. Bishop & Son, ?10 June 1940. S. & J. Bailey, mining and civil engineers, surveyors, valuers, . No. 1858. 10.6.40, /Jo June 194p/. Scale: 1:500. Outlining in blue; measurements in pencil. 2'2i" x 2'3".

300. Copy of ECR 65/299. Part coloured pink, ?showing new excavation December 1940. 2'2l" x 2*3". '

301. Eton College: plan of quarry at Minster Lovell /worked by/ G. Partridge & Sons, 10 June 1940. S. & J. Bailey, Birmingham. No. I858A. 10.6.40. Scale: 1:500.

CREETING ST MARY, SUFFOLK

302. A Survey of the Demeans of the Manour of Creeting St Marys in the County of Suffolk which said Manour belongs to Eton College. Survey'd An' Dom' 1740 by W. Collier. Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch. Table containing key to numbering and acreage of demesne lands. MS notes in later hand. Inset: details of lands lying distant from the College farm. MS, paper on linen, on rollers; black and white decorative border; College arms; compass indicator. 4'7" x 4'2i".

See also: ECR 65/7, Blakenham ECR 65/I89, Chattisham

303-305. Ordnance Survey 25" sheets for Suffolk with College estate at Creeting St Mary coloured and numbered; red numbers are tithe numbers.

303. Suffolk (East) sheet LVII.9 304. Suffolk (East) sheet LVII.13, endorsed 1909 Creeting St Mary Suffolk. With Mr Macindoe's letter of 7 July 1909. 305. Suffolk (East) sheet LVI.16.

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306-307. Tracing of the tithe map for the parish of Docking (two sections), traced at the Board of Agriculture & Fisheries from the 2nd class tithe map, May 1909. Scale: 6 chains to 1 inch. 4"r8lpr x 3'li " (both sections).

ELLINGHAM, HANTS

308. Tracing from the tithe map of I869. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Fragile.

ETON, BUCKS

309. A survey of the Manour of Eton in the County of Bucks, The Estate of Abraham Wessell, Esqr NB The Particulars of this Manour is explained more at large in a Book made to this Plan. Survey'd Anno Domini 1743 By W. Collier. Arms of ?Wessell. Compass indicator. Fields and plots numbered and named, acreages given. The map is divided horizontally and vertically into lettered rectangles. The book of reference is missing. Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch. MS, coloured, paper mounted on cloth, very fragile and faded. 5'11" x 3 , 10f\

310. A working copy of ECR 65/309, with names of owners or occupiers added, sections for reference omitted. Land owners include the Revd. Dr Snape, Mr Perryman, Mr Taylor, Mr Powney, Mrs West, Mr Beadle etc. No scale or compass indicator, but similar to ECR 65/309' This copy is more informative and in better condition than ECR 65/309 although it is uncoloured. 6'2" x 3'10".

311- 314. Stiff Leadbetter's plans for an attic storey, Cloister Court, Eton College, I758:

311. Volume, paper cover: Proposals for Erecting Attick Storey for the Revd The Provost & Fellows if Eton College Agreeable to Elevation of East Front dated the 11th day of Augst. 1758; also the Plan of Attick Storey etc. dated the 9th day of December 1758. per Stiff Leadbetter. Detailed specification of work to be done with estimate'of costs.

312- 314: accompanying plans:

312. Plan of Floor up one flight of stairs at Eton College (1st floor plan), 9 December I758. Scale: 6 inches to 70 ft.

Key to references. 9Qr l'8fH x l'5r". Y ETON, BUCKS

312-314: Stiff Leadbetter's plans for an attic storey, Cloister Court:

313. Plan of attic storey proposed to be erected at Eton College, 9 December 1753. Scale: 6 inches to 70 ft. Key to references. l'8f" x 1'5J".

314. Plan of small section between the Cloisters and College Garden, with measurements, n.d. Plan 8" x 6f" on sheet 8i" x 1'1".

315. A plan of the scite of the College of Eton in the County of Bucks Taken 6, 7 October 1795 by R/Tchar/d Binfield MS, water edged in blue; compass indicator. Key to use or occupiers of sections of buildings. Scale: 60 ft. to llf inches, or £.240 ft. to 5 inches. 2'2j" x l'9r" mounted in guard attached to roller (recently repaired).

316. Photocopy, A plan of Eton Parish surveyed 1742 /by W. Collier/, R.B. I797 /Richard Binfield/. Scale: 20 chains to 3 inches. Reference key, with note about lands which pay no tithe. l'llf" x 1*11".

317. A plan of the parish of Eton in the County of Bucks, 1798 No surveyor named, ?Richard Binfield. Scale: 4 chains to 1 inch. Key to proprietors and occupiers of land. Names of eyots added in a later hand. MS, coloured, paper on linen, bound in green silk; compass indicator. 2'5i" x 3'4".

318. A plan of parts of the at Romney near Windsor, 1810. Reference key inset: to engines, weir etc. in Thames, with a Note: The figures at Mr Pipers Stop or Bucks denote the depths of water when surveyed 9th May 1810. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. MS, coloured; compass indicator. l'8n x l'3lM .

319. A plan of Eyotts & Fishery belonging to Eton College in the counties of Berks & Bucks. Demised to Chas. Carter. Surveyed by J. Faugoni, n.d. /Tearly 19th century/. Scale: 3 /?chains/ to 1 inch. MS, coloured, with reference key; title in rococo cartouche; compass indicator. Labelled: Eton: Eyots and Fishery (very old) (typescript) Fisheries. Eton (ink) Plan of Eyots & (added above in pencil) l'7l" x 1 'li". Fragile: do not handle until repaired.

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320. Plan of Black Potts & New Lock Fisheries, the property of The Provost and Fellows of Eton College H. Walter, 1832. MS, parchment, coloured, on rollers; compass indicator. Reference key to Eton property; later pencil notes. Scale: approx. 10 chains to 1 inch. Endorsed: Fishery & Eyotts etc. in the Thames 1832 Black Pots and Coxwear EC 1'lOi" x 2'8".

321. Eton, showingthe proposed lines of the Windsor Railway /Staines and Datchel^7 to Reading and the branch line of the Great Western Railway /?from Slough/, with average height of embankments given (neither line follows the route taken by the railways that were later built). N.d., but names of occupants suggest 1829-34. Scale: 5 chains to 1 inch. MS, coloured; compass indicator. l'5i" x 11".

322. Eton College, New Buildings, Weston's Yard Plans and elevation (coloured) of proposed alterations to Long Chamber, and additional buildings for the accommodation of scholars on the Foundation. John Shaw, architect, Christ's Hospital. November 1842. Explanatory note about the scope of the proposals. Appeal to Etonians to contribute towards the improvements, 1 January 1843. Lithograph, presumably used as appeal literature. Scale: 3 inches to 70 ft. 1'4f" x 10j", mounted on larger board.

323. Eton tithe map, 1843 Parish of Eton cum Stockdale and Colenorton, co. Bucks. H. Walter, Windsor. Certified by the Tithe Commissioners to be the map referred to in the tithe apportionment. Annotated in pencil and blue pencil with names, numbers etc.; with a Note: Plots marked 'R' Tithe redeemed by the Crown, 30 March 1922. H.B. Dyke /Clerk to the Provost and Fellows/. Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch. Sewn in are 37 sheets of copy of Instrument of Apportionment of 19 September 1845, certified and sealed 6 January 1839* Provisional articles of agreement, 12 October 1839. 6'8" x 5'.

324. Eton College estate: tracing from Eton parish tithe map of 1843 showing the old boundaries of fields at Stone Bridge Field /later Mesopotamia/, since removed in connection with the area of land let to Mr J. Kinross,n.d. Key refers to colouring not shown on this tracing. Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch. PF x l'5f".

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325. Draft petition to the House of Commons of the Provost and College of Eton against the proposed Windsor, Slough & Staines Atmospheric Railway, the Bill for which was before the House. N.d. /?1846 or later: refers to floods of 28 January 1846/.

326. Draft petition to the House of Commons of the Head Master, Under Master and Assistant Masters of Eton College, and other inhabitants of Eton, against the Bill for the Windsor, Slough & Staines Atmospheric Railway, now before the House. N.d. /?1846 or later, as ECR 65/325J.

327-328. Seating plans, Eton College Chapel, 1847. Two plans, endorsed Chapel Plan for Seating 1847 (different in detail). Scale: approx. 8 ft. to 1 inch. Pen and ink, colour wash, with pencil notes and dimensions. Both r8f" x 2*5".

329. Eton, Cock Close Tracing of Cock Close estate, between Keate's Lane and the site of the later Memorial Buildings, showing past and present occupiers of property, with dimensions. N.d.: it predates the building of Hawtrey and Durnford Houses, and provides a different order of occupants of houses from that given in the Eton Guide (6th ed., revised 1964), pp.153-^; the names suggest that it probably dates from 1829-3^. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. Pen and ink on tracing paper, very fragile.

330. Masters' Houses, Eton College. Eton: Durnford and Hawtrey Houses (nos. 19, 20) plan with dimensions. N.d.:?between 1845 and 1861. MS, pen and ink with pencil figures added. Fragile and torn. Labelled: Eton: Nos 19 and 20: Block plan (old). 2'0f" x 1'11".

331. Plan of the Cock Close Estate at Eton, c.1861-4. Names of occupants of houses given, plots coloured. MS, coloured; compass indicator. Scale: 1 inch to 20 ft. Labelled: Eton: Cock Close a Houses nos. 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21. FTP x 2'.

332. Plan of houses occupied by the Revd. J. Hawtrey and the Revd. F.E. Durnford; Durnford's plot outlined in blue. N.d., ?l840s. No scale given. 1'3" x l'0t".

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333- Volume of plans of the Cock Close Estate, Eton, containing:

A. Certified copy of 'plan of an estate called the Christopher Inn situate at Eton cum Stockdales and the lands thereto belonging in the County of Bucks belonging to the Crown, 1797'. Surveyed by order of John Fordyce, H.M.'s Surveyor General, by Jn. Woodcock & son. Copy examined by T. Chawner (? or longer name), November 1861 (very faint red ink). Reference key. Inset of Christopher Inn enlarged, with key. Scale: 4 chains to 1 inch. Inset: 1 chain to 1 inch. MS, coloured; compass indicator. Shows a number of isolated pieces of land in South, North and Stonebridge Fields, Broken Furlong and Mill Furlong. 2'2" x 17".

B. Plan of the Cock Close estate at Eton shewing the proposed division thereof into Eight Plots for separate Leases of each. N.d.: after 1835 and before 184-3 (adjacent occupants given as the Revd. George Dupuis (I835-8) and the Revd. Edw. Coleridge (1834-57); but before building of Hawtrey and Durnford Houses). Scale: 20 ft. to 1 inch. MS, coloured; measurements given; compass indicator. 2'3" x l'9f".

C. Plan of Keate House (or its predecessor) and gardens. N.d., but adjoining occupants suggest 1835 on. No scale given. MS, coloured, measurements given; compass indicator. l'9i" x 1'4".

Five plans numbered No. 1 to No. 5 for Masters' houses at Eton by Robert Hicks, 24 July 184-3. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft.

No. 1: Block plan: showing houses on sites of Hawtrey and Durnford Houses. 2'6" x l'8i". No. 2: Ground plan. 1'2" x 1'8". No. 3: First floor plan. 1'2" x 1'8". No. 4: Second floor plan. 1'2" x l'8i". No. 5: Plan of attics. 1'lf" x 1'7T".

33^. Certified copy by the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales of the order of exchange of land in Datchet, Old and New Windsor, cos. Bucks and Berks, between the Queen and Eton College, Schedules of lands to be exchanged annexed. 16 July 1868. Map of area from Riverside Station to Old Windsor weir below Albert Bridge, showing areas to be exchanged. Scale: 6 chains to 1 inch. Signed: R.J. Cook, 16.12.67; initialled: J.K. 4.1.68. Compass indicator. Endorsed: Exchange with the Crown of Lands in Datchet, Old and New Windsor for lands near Black Potts and Romney Island. 16 July 1868. Typed label: Black Potts etc: exchange with Crown (plan and deed) 1868. 3'0i" x l'5i".

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335. Ordnance Plan of the Parish of Eton, Hundred of Ripplesmere, Buckinghamshire. Surveyed by Capt. the Hon. W. Le Poer Trench RE. Zincographed under the direction of Captn Parsons, RE, FRAS, at the Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton. Published ... May I869. Scale: 25 inches to 1 mile. %W x 7 , 3i".

336. Eton Ordnance Survey 5 ft. to 1 mile (1:1056), Bucks, sheet LVI.43 ) Berks, sheet XXXII.43 ) mounted on rollers. I87O added in pencil. 3'2i" x 2 'li".

337. Eton Ordnance Survey 5 ft. to 1 mile (1:1056), Bucks, sheet LVI.43 ) Berks, sheet XXXII.43 ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I87O. Annotated in ink in top left-hand corner: J J Hornby /Provost 1884­ 19097.

338. Plan of Eton College showing the sewage drains, I87O. Ripley & Simmonds, Bracknell, July I87O. Scale: l/l6th inch to 1 ft. Pencil annotation. The map covers the area from Barnes Pool to College Field, the road to Fellows' Eyot and gardens; the old brick sewer and later sewers are marked. Bottom roller only. 4'9" x 6".

See also: ECR 51/213-215.

339- A plan shewing the drainage of the residence of Francis Tarver, Esqjre, Eton College, Bucks. Ripley & Simmonds, Bracknell, May 1871. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Shows house on site of present Warre Schools. l'9i" x 1'1".

340. Commonable Rights Bill, 45 Victoria Ch. 15. Endorsed in ink: 45 Victoria c.15 P A Hanrolly (?or Hanratty), 14 Bedford Row. Pencil notes faded. Annotated in ink on front: Eton Urban Sanitary authorities £120 or thereabouts paid for Lammas land. Look up papers last Court leet. Ink underlining and sidelining on text of Bill. Fragile.

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341-358. Plans of Lower Chapel and Queen's Schools, I887-8:

341-344. Plans for Lower Chapel by A.W. Blomfield, June 1887:

341. Eton College new chapel: drawing no. 4: east and west elevations, longitudinal section, cross sections. Arthur W. Blomfield, June I887. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Pen and ink, coloured. 2'6" x l'9i".

342. Eton College Chapel: drawing no. 14: details of nave and aisle, roofs etc. Arthur W. Blomfield, June I887. Scale: \ inch to 1 ft. 2 7 6 Tir"x 1'10".

343. Eton College Second Chapel: drawing no. 16: sanctuary roof. Arthur W. Blomfield, June I887. Scale: \ inch to 1 ft. Pen and ink, coloured. 1'10" x 1'3".

344. Eton College Chapel: details. Longitudinal section showing side windows, exterior and interior; section through windows next to the east end; section through east wall showing south east window. Unsigned and undated, but similar to Blomfield's I887 drawings. Scale: j inch to 1 ft. 1'10" x 2'5f".

345-350. Plans for Lower Chapel by A.W. Blomfield, June 1888:

345. Eton College, New Chapel, drawing no. 1: plan. Arthur W. Blomfield, ARA, June 1888. No scale given. Pencil annotation. 1'10" x 1'3".

346. Drawing no. 2: east elevation, cross section looking east. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. riO" x 1'3".

347. Drawing no. 3' longitudinal section looking south. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. 1'10" x 1'3".

348. Drawing no. 4: north elevation. Scale: 8 ft . to 1 inch. riO" x 1'3".

349. Drawing no. 5- south elevation. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Dorse stamped 4 times: This is one of the drawings referred to in the contract signed by me and dated (uncompleted). no" x i'3".

350' Drawing no. 6: west elevation. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. 1'10" x 1'3".

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341-358. Plans of Lower Chapel and Queen's Schools, I887-8:

351-356. Plans with signed statement by John Thompson /works contractor/: This is one of the drawings referred to in a Memorandum of Agreement signed by me and dated Janv 7th 1888:

351. Eton College: no. 1: ground plan and section, Queen's Schools and Lower Chapel. Arthur W. Blomfield, June I887. Chapel and lecture theatre ringed in red and labelled: Not included in Contract dated Jan^ 7th 1888. No scale, but dimensions marked (8 ft. to 1 inch). 3'2l" x 2'2".

352. Eton College: new Museum, class rooms etc.: 1st floor plan. Drawing no. 2. One room excluded from contract of 7 January 1888. Arthur W. Blomfield, June I887. No scale given, but from dimensions 8 ft . to 1 inch. 2'6" x 1*9^.

353. Eton College New Chapel: north and south elevations. Drawing no. J. Mostly noted as excluded from the 7 January 1888 contract. Arthur W. Blomfield, June I887. No scale given, but from dimensions 8 ft. to 1 inch. 2*6" x l'9i".

35^. Eton College: elevation in quad looking east and east elevation /J?Queen's Schools/. Drawing no. 5- Arthur W. Blomfield, June I887. No scale given, probably 8 ft. to 1 inch. 2'6" x l'9i".

355' Eton College: elevation in quad looking south and south elevation /?Queen's Schools/. Arthur W. Blomfield, June I887. No scale given, probably 8 ft . to 1 inch. Part excluded from contract. 2'6" x l'9i".

356. Eton College: -f- inch details of roof to Drawing School. Drawing no. 13. Arthur W. Blomfield, June I887. Scale: 1 ft . to i inch. 273Tr"x 1'10".

357. Eton College: plan shewing the laying out of Quadrangle (showing Lower Chapel, lecture theatre, class rooms). Unsigned and undated, but similar to Blomfield's other plans for Lower Chapel and Queen's Schools. Scale: 8 ft . to 1 inch. 3'1" x 2'2f".

358' Eton College: new lecture theatre, elevations, plans, longitudinal section. Unsigned and undated /f?A.W. Blomfield, I887/8/. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. FolFxrio".

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359. Design for shield of royal arms, crowned, with supporters, rose below, Dieu et mon Droit, and dates 1441 and 1889 above and below. Signed J.W.B. Superscribed: To be returned to Mr. B. Possibly a design for Lower Chapel or Queen's Schools of which laid the foundation stone in May 1889. 1'3" x l'6i".

360. Section of ?0rdnance Survey maps mounted on board, showing Dorney, Boveney, Eton, Clewer, Windsor, with the land of the College, Crown and Lady of the Manor marked. N.d. Scale: ?6 inches to 1 mile.

361. Eton Plan showing North Field, Prince of Wales's Field, Chamber Field, Parson's Bush, Stonebridge Field and Mesopotamia, with acreages. Pencil annotations, including crops sown especially on strips of North Field. N.d. /?late 19th century - early 20th centurv/' Scale: 1:2500. Compass indicator. 2'4f" x l'8l".

362. Tracing of a plan of Agar's Plough and Kennel Field, Eton. N.d. Scale: 1:2500. Pencil tracing. l 'V x 1'8".

363-364. Eton College Chapel: design for pulpit. N.d., ?late 19th century. George Kett for Mrs Rattee, Cambridge. Scale: 1 ft. to 1 inch. Pencil and colour wash; torn, need repair.

363. Pulpit: front and side elevations. 1'9?" x 2'6f".

364. Pulpit: plan of soundboard and canopy, plan of staircase. 1'5" x 1'7".

365. Eton College Chapel: proposed work to stalls. George Kett for Mrs Rattee, Cambridge. Scale: 1 ft. to 1 inch. Endorsed: Chapel. Design for Balustrade etc. Stalls. Pencil and colour wash. l'3i" x 1'10".

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366. Eton College Chapel: south wall. Undated unsigned pen and ink drawing of the wall paintings, with upper panel at organ screen end drawn in pencil, imaginary panel at east end, the height of both upper and lower panels and wider than a window. This panel precedes the first of the sequence of wall paintings.

367. Eton College Chapel: north wall, showing wall paintings (inaccurately) and adjoining canopies. Wratten & Godfrey, architects, 18 Queen Anne's Gate, SW1. Scale: approx. f inch to 1 ft. Pen and ink with colour wash. 5 'li" x 2'H".

368*369. Proposed gardener's cottage in Fellows' Garden, n.d., ?19th century: mounted watercolours:

368. External view of the proposed cottage from Fellows' Eyot, with the road altered from its present position. Pencil title (faint): Cottage shown from Fellows' Ait. The road altered from its present position. 8£" x 61" in bigger mount.

369. External view from Provost's Garden /Jbut apparently from present Head Master's garden/. Pencil title (faint): Cottage shown from Provosfs Garden. The glass (?) panel at X is shown curtailed. The side of cottage towards Provosfs Garden can be without windows. 85-" x 6j" in bigger mount.

370-410. Bundle of plans of Mr Collcutfs proposals for Wise's Yard, Eton College, & site next to Durnford House /J?ise's Yard was between the Christopher and Hodgson House and the bookshop run by Mr Ingalton Drake in 18227. Plans by T.E. Collcutt, architect, 36 Bloomsbury Square, WC.

370/1-4. File of 4 plans and drawings: /l. Site plan on tracing paper of existing buildings with occupants, £.1899. /2. April 1899: measured plan by T.E. Collcutt of Messrs. Allcock's and Whyte-Thomson*s houses (i.e. Old Christopher and Hodgson House). /j. Measured drawing (tracing paper) of the Christopher. /4. Rough plan and drawing of details.

371. File labelled: Measurements of Old Buildings on the various sites. Includes: elevations of Mr Daman's and Mr Hare's houses, Mr Allcoc^s house, 4th, 2nd and 1st floors, measured 11 April 1899, roof over Drake's shop July 1899, 3rd floor plan over Mr Drake's shop, elevation of Mr Drake's bookshop, and plans of ground and 1st floors, bird's eye view of area from Allcock's windows, Eton Volunteer Fire Brigade escape, plan of Mr Booker's yard measured 10 July 1899 by WHB.

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370-410. Mr Collcutfs plans for Wise's Yard etc.:

372/1-4. File no. 1 (in blue pencil, ringed). Eton College, proposed master's house, 1st scheme, 27 April 1899- Ground, 1st, 2nd and /?3rd7 floor plans (3 on tracing paper).

373/1-3. File no. 2. Eton College, new houses, 2nd scheme, 5 June 1899. Ground, 1st and 2nd floor plans.

374/1, 2. Rough sketches no. 2: 2nd scheme, 5 June 1899* Ground and 1st floor plans.

375/1, 2. No. 3: 3rd scheme, June 1899. Ground and 1st floor plans.

376/1-4. No. 4: 4th scheme, 17 June 1899. Ground, 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor plans.

377/1, 2. Rough sketches no. 4: 4th scheme, 16 June 1899. Two ground floor plans.

378/1-5. No. 5A: Plan A, July 1899. Numbered 1-5* ground, 1st, 2nd floor plans, section and elevation of house between Durnford House and No. 22 (replaced by Memorial Buildings).

379/1-5. Nos. 5B and 5C: Plans B and C, same site as ECR 65/378, 6 September 1899, ?27 February 1900.

380/1-4. Rough sketches no. 5, July 1900. 1st and 2nd floor plans, elevation, rough sketch.

381/1-3. No. 6 (5C). Report 27 February 1900. Ground, 1st and 2nd floor plans.

382. No. 7'. rough plan and details.

383/1, 2. No. 8: 2 elevations, 14 November 1899.

384/1-12. No. 9: working drawings, 14 November I899. Plans, elevations, details etc.

385/1-5. No. 11: design no. 1, proposed house, Wise's Yard, February 1901. Numbered 1-5: ground, 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor plans, street elevation /?Hodgson House/.

386/1-4. No. 11: duplicate (3'on tracing paper): plans of 4 floors.

387/1-4. No. 12: Design no. 2, as ECR 65/385, March 1901. Ground, 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor plans, numbered 1A - 4A.

388/1-4. No. 12: duplicate (on tracing paper), March 1901. Annotated: Sent to Mr Cornish.

389/1-4. No. 13: Design no. 3, as ECR 65/385, 27 March 1901. Ground, 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor plans. Annotated: Meeting on March 27 1901.

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370-410. Mr Collcutts plans for Wise's Yard etc.:

390/1-5. Eton College. House, Wise*s Yard, No. 14, April 1901. Numbered 1-5 (l-4 renumbered 2-5), last sheet numbered 1 . Ground, 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor plans, foundation plan. No. 1 dated 9 May 1901 in blue pencil.

391. No. 15: Eton College, plan of sites - No. 1: Old Christopher no. 2: site on Common Lane; no. 3: site on Eton Wick Road. T.E. Collcutt, June 1901.

392-403. Sheets numbered in blue pencil 6-17:

392. No. 6: Eton College: house, Wise's Yard, ?roof plan.

393. No. 7: Eton College: house, Wise*s Yard, front section showing structural detail, side elevation.

394. No. 8: Eton College: house, Wise's Yard, side elevation and section showing structural details. T.E. Collcutt, April 1901.

395* No. 9: ?back elevation; section and side section showing chimney flues and stack.

396. No. 10: elevations and sections, A A, B B. T.E. Collcutt, May 1901.

397* No. 11: Eton College: house, Wise's Yard, street elevation. T.E. Collcutt, April 1901.

398. No. 12: constructional details.

399* No. 13: Eton College: house, Wise's Yard, full size details of mason*s and joiner's work. T.E. Collcutt, April 1901.

400. No. 14: Eton College: houae, Wise's Yard, details of doors etc.

401. No. 15: Eton College: proposed house, Wise's Yard, details of doors and windows. T.E. Collcutt, April 1901.

402. No. 16: Eton College; proposed house, Wise's Yard, street elevation. T.E. Collcutt, April 1901.

403* No. 17: pencil sketch of doors and windows (detail).

404. File no. 10, January 1901: plans, some sketches only, Wise's Yard site.

405/I-8. File labelled: Sundry other sketch plans. Some are probably of Wise's Yard, others not. N.d.

406. R.Ingalton Drake's premises: 1st floor plan. T.E. Collcutt, n.d.

407/1-6. File labelled: Rough sketches of no. 13.

* 408. Rough site plan, Keate's Lane to the Christopher.

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370-410. Mr Collcutfs plans for Wise's Yard, etc.:

409. Rough site plans, Keate's Lane to the Christopher (on tracing paper).

410. Pencil site plan, Wise's Yard area: Keate's Lane to the Christopher.

411-412. Two plans of Wise's Yard site by T.B. Carter, architect, 5 Staple Inn, London, mounted on linen and board, ?1900.

411. ?Existing buildings, labelled in pencil: Wise's Yard 1900. Scale: approx. 16 ft. to 1 inch. 2^ x 1'6".

412. Proposed buildings and adaptations, Christopher, Hodgson and Carter Houses. Scale: approx. 16 ft. to 1 inch. 2'2t" x 1'6".

413. Eton College: The Timbralls or Sixpenny Field, n.d. /?after 190J7- Scale: 1:500. Pencil plan showing Wotton House, therefore it must postdate its building. 1'llf " x l'9i" .

414. Eton College: Evans's. Plan showing the drainage executed at Miss Evans's house and cottage, Eton, 1883; corrected 1893, 1897; altered by the London Sanitary Protection Association Ltd, 13 Charles Street, St James's, sw, 1907. Rogers Field, M. Inst. C.E., Westminster, I883. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Reference key, compass indicator. Blue pencil no. 13. 3'0f" x 2'.

41^16. The Eton Memorial:

415. Tracing: The Eton Memorial: amended plan of seating for the opening ceremony, n.d. /?19087. L.K. Hall & S.K. Greenslade, architects, 38 Victoria Street, Westminster. No scale given. 2'if" x 1'4£".

416. A detached portion, possibly formerly attached to ECR 65/415 by stamp paper, ?to replace an existing part. l'3i" x 3T".

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417. MS map of River Thames between Romney Weir and Victoria Bridge showing areas exchanged with the Crown 1868, original endowment, Black Potts Fishery, Wharf Fishery, area leased from Windsor Corporation for 1000 years from I676 and for 14 years from 1909. N.d., after 1909. No scale given. Paper pasted on paper, brittle; compass indicator. 1'8" x l'4f".

4l8/l, 2. Two copies, typescript: extract from lease from the Corporation of Windsor for 1000 years from Michaelmas 1686, concerning the eyot in Eton in the middle of the New Works.

419. MS map of River Thames from Romney Weir to Victoria Bridge, with river coloured to show exchange with the Crown 1868, original /^endowment/, Black Potts Fishery, Wharf Fishery, land leased from Windsor Corporation for 1000 years from 1686 and for 14 years from 1909. N.d., after 1909. Paper pasted on paper, brittle. 1'7" x l'4f".

420. Eton Wick, Eton and Windsor Ordnance Survey 25" sheets, mounted together on cloth with rollers top and bottom: Berkshire sheet XXXII.5 ) Bucks sheet LVI.5 ) Bucks sheet LVI.9 ) Berkshire sheet XXXII.9 ) Ordnance Survey, Southmapton, 1912 and 1899'

421. Upton Court Farm, the Myrke, Eton College playing fields, Home Park, Windsor Castle. Ordnance Survey 25" sheets mounted together on rollers: Berks sheet XXXII.6 ) Bucks sheet LVI.6 ) Berks sheet XXXII.10 Bucks sheet LVI.10 ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1912.

422-428. Plans of The Cloisters, Eton College, showing spaces available for War Memorial Tablets. Frank T. Deverill, Clerk of Works, June 1917* Scale: all 4ft. to 1 inch.

2'9" x 1' (all).

422/1-4. West wall (4 copies).

423/1-4. South wall and passage out to playing fields^(4 copies).

424/1-4. East wall (4 copies).

425/1-4. Wall on south of Green Yard, facing south (4 copies).

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422-428. Plan of The Cloisters showing spaces for War Memorial Tablets:

426/1-4. South wall facing north; cross walls (4 copies).

427/1-4. Lupton's Tower: walls facing north and south (4 copies).

428/1-4. Towers at NW, SW, NE and SE corners of Green Yard (4 copies),

429. Eton College: proposed additions to the Chapel of the Lower School, Sheet no. 1. Charles J. Blomfield, May 1919. Plan for extra accommodation in Lower Chapel. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Tracing paper, fragile, in many pieces. rsi" x i '2".

430. Similar to ECR 6.5/429: south elevation. 1'9" x 1'lf" .

431. Eton College Chapel, churchyard and Brewhouse Yard: proposed alterations to churchyard. Herbert Baker, 20 August I9I9. Scale: 6.2 inches to 100 ft. 2'1" x l'8i".

432-451. Drawings and plans of proposed alterations and War Memorial Chapel in Eton College Chapel by Sir Robert Lorimer, architect, 17 Great Stuart Street, , 1920-1922 (not executed):

432. Eton College Chapel: survey of choir vestry, south and east elevations, July 1920. Pen and ink; numbered in pencil: Sheet no. 4. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. 2 7 3iF7 x l'3i".

433. As ECR 65/432, west and north elevations, July 1920. Sheet no. 5* Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. 274"FT x l'2i".

434. Eton College Chapel: survey of choir vestry, July 1920. Sheet no. 6. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. 2'4" x 1'4".

435. Eton College Chapel: survey July 1920. Sheet no. 7. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. 1'10" x l'6i".

436. Eton College Chapel: survey, Lupton's Chapel, September 1920. Sheet no. 3. Scale: 1 inch to 1 ft. 2'3" x 2'1". 43 ETON, BUCKS

432-4-51. Proposed alterations and War Memorial Chapel in Eton College Chapel by Sir Robert Lorimer (not executed):

437. Eton College Chapel: j inch scale diagram of east wall of north vestibule, showing relative position of memorial chapel and the proposed arch. N.d. Pencil, with red and blue markings. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft.

438. Eton College: 1 inch scale detail of east elevation of proposed memorial chapel, Sheet no. 2a. N.d. ?Sept. 1920 Scale: 1 inch to 1 ft. Pencil and colour wash drawing, mounted on board. rii" x 2'2fM .

439. As ECR 65A38, south elevation of proposed memorial chapel, Sheet no. 2b. September 1920. Scale: 1 inch to 1 ft. 1'3" x 2'2i".

440. As ECR 65/438, west elevation of proposed memorial chapel, Sheet no. 2c. September 1920. Scale: 1 inch to 1 ft. FTP x 2'2l".

441. As ECR 65/438, north elevation of proposed memorial chapel, Sheet no. 2d. September l/$20/. Scale: 1 inch to 1 ft. r^P 7 x 2 , 2f".

442-446. Coloured drawings mounted on board, of proposed memorial chapel, scheme B:

442. Eton College Chapel: i inch scale detail of east elevation of proposed memorial chapel, January 1921. Marked: Scheme B, I. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. 9" x 1'1".

443. As ECR 65/442, south elevation. Scheme B, 2. January 1921. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft . lTp" x 1'1".

444. As ECR 65/442, west elevation. Scheme B, 3. January 1921. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft . 8" x l'li".

445. As ECR 65/442, i inch scale plan of memorial chapel, Scheme B, 4. January 1921. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. 10F"x l'li".

446. As ECR 65/442, north elevation. Scheme B, 5. January 1921. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. 8t" x l'li".

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432-4-51. Proposed alterations and War Memorial Chapel in Eton College Chapel by Sir Robert Lorimer (not executed):

447. Eton College Chapel, war memorial: i inch plan, July 1921. Pencil and colour wash on tracing paper. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. lTF x 2'lf'.

448. As ECR 65/447, \ inch cross section. July 1921. Pencil and colour wash on tracing paper. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. l^ioi" x i'5".

449. Eton College Chapel: \ inch scale plan showing memorial chapel and north vestibule, November 1921. Pencil with coloured pencil markings and cross hatching. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. F&P x 2 , 3f".

450. As ECR 65/449: -f- inch scale section showing memorial chapel and north vestibule, November 1921. Pencil with coloured pencil markings and cross hatching. Scale: 1 inch to 2 ft. riii" x 17". 451. Letter from Sir Robert Lorimer, ARA, RSA, architect, 7 Great Stuart Street, Edinburgh, to the Provost of Eton College, M.R. James, 17 July 1922: he has asked Country Life to photograph his models before they are removed from the little chapel.

452. Eton College Lower Chapel: plan of proposed south porch: south elevation and plan. Sheet no. 1. Charles J. Blomfield & Morgan, architects, Ashburn Gardens, SW7. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Pencil notes endorsed. l'5" x l'3i".

453. As ECR 65A52, contract drawing no. 1, with note added: This is the drawing referred to in the contract dated . For Josephs, Dorey, Coghla/Tn/, John H. Dorey, Director. 1*5" x l'3r".

454. Eton Ordnance Survey 25" Berks sheet XXXII.9 ) Bucks sheet LVI.9 ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I925. Land of the Lord of the manor coloured pink. Torn. Blue pencil numbers EE11 and 15.

455. Fellow's leather wallet, Cecil Lubbock, M.A. on gpld lettering on front, containing: Plan of Eton College, Michaelmas 1927. Coloured plan with houses numbered. ETON, BUCKS

456. Eton College riverside property, Eton Wharf, showing newly acquired property, old College property, property leased to Robert Calvert, rights of way, use of property, tenants1 names, May 1929. Initialled: DJM. MS, pen and ink, coloured. Compass indicator. Scale: l/l6th inch to 1 ft. 1'7" x l'2i".

457. As ECR 65A56, with the numbering and names of some occupiers altered in pencil, presumably after 1929. Endorsed: Eton: Thames Court. 17" x 1'2".

458-461. School Stores, Eton College: plans for reconstruction, 1929:

458. Plan showing preliminary suggestions for reconstruction, Eton College Works Department, WDH, October 1929. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Plan of block adjoining Gullivers on west side of High Street. 2'2i" x l'8f".

459. Preliminary survey plan, Eton College Works Department, WDH, n.d. Initialled in ink: RLG. Pencil note and figures added. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Differs in several respects from ECR 65/458; also more internal detail given. 2'2i" x l'7f".

460. Proposed reconstruction of the School Stores, Barnes Pool, Eton College: 1st floor plan. Eton College Works Department office copy, WDH, November 1929. Labelled in blue pencil: Mr Butterwick's flat (shows part of two flats and masseur's room and waiting room). Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Pencil and blue pencil notes and sketch; Mr Butterwick's flat outlined in blue. 2'5i" x l'9i".

461. As ECR 65/460, 2nd floor plan, with flats coloured in yellow and pink. Labelled in yellow pencil: Yellow flats. N.d., presumably November 1929. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 2 J 6^"x 1'10".

462. Plan of trees on Upper Club: position of every tree, species and age shown. N.d., ?1935* The plan shows Upper Club, College Field, the Triangle, land between College Field and the Thames, before the new trees were planted in 1936. MS, coloured. Scale: 1 inch to 24 yards. 2*6" x 1'H".

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463/1, 2. / l . Plan of College Field and Upper Club showing trees, giving exact position of each, species and age, December 1935- Similar to ECR 65/462, but annotated: notes about existing trees or new trees to be planted. Scale: 1 inch to 24 yards. 2 7 6 nr"x rii".

/Z. Upper Club: trees taken out Autumn 1936: MS list attached to ECR 65/^63/1.

464. Sir Arthur Hill's scheme, February 1936. Plan of College Field, Upper Club and rough ground between them and the Thames, showing position, species and age of trees. The plan identifies species, gives notes on treatment needed to existing trees and suggests new planting. Scale: 1 inch to 24 yards. 2'6" x ru".

465. Rough plan of College Field, Upper Club, Agar's Plough, showing existing trees and new trees planted or to be planted, numbered 1-126, with key to species for trees I-63 inclusive. Certain areas ringed and numbered A, B, C. N.d., but after December 1935; possibly a preliminary plan for 1936 planting. 2'6" x 1'10".

466, 467. Two copies, map to record the planting of trees in the playing fields by Old Etonian Members of the House of Commons, December 1936. No scale given. MS, compass indicator. Key to 107 MPs.

468. Similar to ECR 65/466, 467, out on blue map paper. Pencil annotation: Extra Place (Elliott Labour). 1'lOf" x 2 , 4\

469. The Old Christopher, Eton College Plans as existing, October 1937* Elevations and plans. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. F ^x 1'Tf".

470-474. Plans etc. for fountain in the Cloister Court by Edmond L. Warre, 1938:

470. Plan of cloisters, showing octagonal fountain. Edmond L. Warre, 16 June 1938. Pen and ink. Scale: 1 inch to 1 ft. 1'7" x 2*51". v 47 ETON, BUCKS

470-474. Plans for fountain in the cloister court by E.L. Warre:

471. Water colour of the fountain and cloisters. Edmond L. Warre, 16 June 1938. l'5i" x no".

472. Typescript notes to accompany drawings of fountain in the Cloisters, Eton College (2 pages, stapled). Edmond L. Warre, 21 June 1938.

473. Copy, letter from /E.L. Warre/ to /?The Provost/: concerning modifications to his plans for a fountain in the Cloisters suggested by the Governing Bodyj encloses amended drawing. (2 pages, stapled). 21 July 1938

474. Pen, ink and colour plan of the Cloisters, showing a different design for the fountain (possibly the enclosure mentioned in ECR 65/473). Edmond L. Warre, 22 July I938. l'5i" x l'4i".

475. Proposed 6" steel pipe line from River Thames (Eton College Boathouse) to the Crown Hotel Cross Roads /Slough/. No provenance given; signed 1.0. Manktelow. Scale: 12 inches to 1 mile. Key. Compass indicator. Numbered in pencil: 2. Endorsed: 1942. Agar's Plough Proposed surface water main. 1' x nof".

476. Bucks County Council Civil Defence area 7. Proposed rescue party depot and cleansing station, Eton College and Langley Road, Slough. Plan and section, E. Winfield, County Surveyor, Aylesbury, Drawing no. A.R.P. 50/ll, 30 July 1942. Endorsed in blue pencil: Proposed ARP cleansing station, Agar's Plough, 1942. 1942 Bucks CC Civil Defence. Proposed Rescue Party Depot and Cleansing Station. l'2i" x l'6i".

477. Eton College Estate: plan of garden allotments at Eton Wick (behind St John's Baptist Church and school). The Bursary, Eton College, July 1942. Reference key has holders' names in pencil. Scale: 1:500. TTF"x 1'64".

478. Eton College Estate: garden allotments at Engineering Field /Eton/: list of plots, names and areas (in poles); names include

Masters and College employees. Plan of numbered plots.j The Bursary, Eton College, 15 February 1943. Scale: 1:500. Pencil notes about termination or commencement of leases, probably made between 1943 and 1950. Pasted on to decaying cardboard. lOf" x l'2i".

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4-79-483. Evans's House, Eton College:

479. National Fire Service, Fire Prevention Inspection Form. Report and recommendations on inspection carried out by Column Officer Swindley, Company Officer Bennett, Fire Force 15, Division B, 27 April 1945 (5 pages typescript).

480-483. National Fire Service, Area 15: layout of rooms at Evans's House: ground, 1st, 2nd, 3rd floors. 3 May 19^5.

484. Joint Planning Committee: Eton Urban District. No key to colouring other than to land owned by Water Company. Blue and red outlining and black broken lines unexplained. Scale: approx. 100 ft. to 1 inch. 16 May 1946. 2,5r" x 3'2i".

485. Eton Copy from Ordnance Survey 1:1250 map, made by Slough Photo Printing Service, 16 May 1946. No evidence why it was made; ECR 65/484, 485 and 486 were kept rolled together and were probably connected.

486. Similar to ECR 65/485 but dated 9 April 1946.

487. Tracing from 25" Ordnance Survey map of Eton, showing by a red verge the boundary of the Eton Great Common. Entrance gates used by the public are numbered 1, 2, 3. 4. Scale: 1:2500. The Bursary, Eton College, May 1946. Pencil notes concerning fence proposed by Eton UDC, area of common cut off by fence. Taken from Berks sheet XXXII.5 ) Bucks sheet LVI.5 )

488. Eton College: proposed restoration of Upper School. Sir Charles Peers, consultant; The Hon. John Seely and Paul Paget, architects, 41 Cloth Fair, London EC1. Drawing no. 9, J.C.M.H., September 1946: elevations, plans, sections. Scale: 4 ft. to 1 inch. 4"75!r"x 2'5i".

489. Black Potts Bridge. Plan, repairs to footbridge over the river, Eton College: cancelled. Artex (1931) Ltd., constructional engineers, Slough. Drawing no. 1, ref. E.1835, 16 November 1946. 2'5" x i'9ir".

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490-496. Drawings for proposed Eton War Memorial buildings by Edmond L. Warre, 1945-7 (not executed):

490. Eton War Memorial: information drawing ('site plan as it exists1 ), showing area between the Long Walk and Savile House fronting the Slough Road, 1 September 19^5' Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Pen and ink. l'5i" x l'2i".

491. Eton War Memorial: elevations and sections, No. 7- Edmond L. Warre, 27 September 1945. Pen and ink, coloured. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. F3F7 x rio".

492. Eton War Memorial: working drawing, No. 9. Edmond L. Warre, 1 July 1946. Pen and ink, coloured. Scale: \ inch to 1 ft. IWx 2*2".

493. Eton War Memorial: plan subject to alteration if school clerk's dwelling added, No. 6. Edmond L. Warre, 1 September 1946. Pen and ink, coloured. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 2'5" x l'9i".

494. Eton War Memorial: details, No. 12. Enmond L. Warre, 30 January 1947. Pen and ink, coloured. Scale: £inch to 1 ft. 2'li " x 2'3".

495' Eton War Memorial: detail of entrance to hall, with memorial inscription. 7E.L. Warre, n.dj/ Drawing, pencil and wash. i'3i" x riof M

496. ?Eton War Memorial: pencil drawings of gables and roof. /TE.L. Warre, n.dj;7: on back of a photograph of the area it was proposed to rebuild (entrance to Weston's Yard and adjacent buildings). Ill" x 9 and l/8th".

^97-^99. Correspondence with Sir Eugen Millington-Drake, K.C.M.G.:

497/1. 28 September 1946: Sir Eugen Millington-Drake to Sir Henry Marten, Provost: objections to Edmond Warre's plans for a War Memorial building adjoining Upper School; proposal for a library to form part of the War Memorial to contain books on modern history and the Second World War, and statement about the contribution he was prepared to make towards establishing and running such a library.

/2, 3. Two carbon copies, lacking MS additions of ECR 65/497/I.

498. A.E. c/onybeare/, Vice Provost, to /TProvost/5 comments on Sir Eugen Millington-Drake's proposals, 2 October 1946.

499. 28 October 1946: Sir Eugen Millington-Drake to Provost: Claude Elliott's objection to the proposed library and Millington-Drake's suggested way round it by creating a post of Hon. Librarian. So ETON, BUCKS

500. Eton College: plan of College showing extent of floods in I947. Page torn from Eton College Chronicle 1* 2482 of 8 February 1939 and coloured (based on Ordnance Survey map).

501-505. Eton footpaths:

501. Eton Ordnance Survey 6" Berks sheet XXXII.N.W. ) Bucks sheet LVI.N.W. ) Ordnance Survey, Chessington, 1932 revision, additions 1938, 1947. Footpaths in Eton marked in green and red, with numbers in red, circled in black.

502. Eton Ordnance Survey 25" Berks sheet XXXII.5 ) Bucks sheet LVI.5 ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton. 1934 (revision of 1932). Footpaths marked in green (7; and red (47, 22, 23). Names of owners or occupants of adjacent land added in pencil.

503-505. Similar to ECR 65/502, but lacking landholders' names.

506/l, 2. Two copies, ?dyeline: Eton College: Chapel, graveyard, flanking houses and College Hall and Brewhouse. Scale: 1:500. The Bursar, Eton College, 7 March 1947.

507. Penzance, Eton College Proposed housing accommodation, 1st floor plan. Herbert J. Stribling, architect, Slough, June 1947. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Pop x l'4f".

508. Bursar's House, The Cloisters, Eton College: proposed housing accommodation. Plan B: 2 flats £1150: second and top floor plans. Herbert J. Stribling, architect, Slough, June 1947. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Pop x 1'8".

509-515. Roll of plans relating to the Cloisters, 1947 and n.d.:

509. Bursar's House, The Cloisters: proposed housing accommodation: 2nd and top floor plans for 2 flats, one on 2nd floor, the other on both floors. Herbert J. Stribling, architect, Slough, June 19^7. Marked C. Plan no. 1. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Pencil and ink drawing on tracing paper, coloured. 1'1" x l , 9iM ,

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509-515' Plans relating to the Cloisters:

510. The Cloisters, Eton College: alterations and additions to part of old Bursar's House: 2nd and top floor plans, and block plan. Plan no. 2. Herbert J. Stribling, Slough, July 19^7- Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Block plan 1:500. Pen and ink. l'2i" x l'4f".

511. Proposed alterations to former Bursar's house in the Cloisters, n.d.: showing rooms for Bursary and Accounts Department. Ground and 1st floor plans, 1st floor and attic plans. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. Pen and ink, torn in two, fragile. 2'6" x rio".

512. Eton College: Head Master's House: plans showing ground, 1st and 2nd floors (This plan shows the dining room on the ground floor, below the drawing room). Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Pen and ink on blue plan paper. 3'3i" x 2'Cl".

513' Similar but not identical plan to ECR 65/512, only roughly labelled in pencil, and not showing areas between floors. 3' x 2'6i" (cut - at widest point 2" wider).

514. As ECR 65/512, but unlabelled and incomplete; ground and 1st floor plans only. Paper, fragile.

515. As ECR 65/51^, 2nd floor only.

516. Eton and Windsor Ordnance Survey sheet 4l/97, 2-f" to 1 mile, provisional edition. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 19^8. Land in Eton and Dorney coloured pink, yellow and green, but no key to colouring.

517. Photocopy, sketch showing interior of covered pool. L/^ouis/ de Soissons, architect, 22 November 19^8. ?Proposed covered swimming pool, ?for Eton College (not executed). 1'2" x r.

518-520. Provost's Lodge: scheme for gravity central heating installed by Alden, Engineer, Oxford, n.d.:

518. Scheme B, showing ground floor plan with old and new radiators. Scale: 1 inch to 8 ft. 1'11" x 2'.

519. As ECR 65/5I8, 2nd floor plan. l'H" x l'10i".

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518-520. Provost's Lodge: scheme for gravity central heating:

520. Provosfs Lodge, Eton College. First floor plan showing central heating radiators and piping. Alden, Engineer, Oxford, n.d. 1 Scale7 : inch to 8 ft. 2 3F x 1'11".

521-533. Plans for alterations to the Provosfs Lodge by Louis de Soissons, ARA, & Partners, London, and Welwyn Garden City, April - June 1949, January 1950:

521. Plan of ground floor, with notes. Drawing 4-7.P.2. No title, date or scale.

522. Plan of ground floor, with red pencil alterations. No notes, title, number or date.

523. First floor plan, drawn by DMH, 8 April 1949. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch.

524. First floor plan with schedule of work to be done in first contract. Drawing no. 4-7.P.3 by DMH, 8 April 1949, amendments 3 June 194-9. Scale: 8 ft . to 1 inch.

525. Alterations to second floor, drawn by JNM (?or JNW), Drawing no. 47.E.1, 23 May 1949, amendments 2 June 1949. Notes and key. Scale: 4 ft . to 1 inch.

526. Alterations to third floor, Drawing no. 47.E.2 by JFS, 23 May 19^9, amendments 2 June 1949. Notes and key. Scale: £ inch (4 ft. to 1 inch).

527. Sketch details of kitchen (sections AA, BB, CC), Drawing no. 47.P.12 by DMH, 20 May /T9497- Scale: -J inch to 1 ft.

428. Sketch details of pantry on first floor, drawing no. 47.P. 14 by DMH, 20 May 194-9. Scale: j inch to 1 ft.

529. Third floor bathroom, drawing no. 47.F8 by WPH, 8 June 1949. Scale: j inch to 1 ft.

530. Bedroom 1: cupboards. Drawing 47/F4 by WFH, 8 June 1949. Scale: \ inch to 1 ft.

531. Details of new windows in 2nd floor, drawing 47.F.7 by JFS, 7 June /J?19497.

532. Housemaid's room, 2nd floor, drawing 47/H1 by WFH, 30 May 1949. Scale: j inch to 1 ft.

533. Fireplace to maids' sitting room, drawing 47/F/17 by JS, 17 January 1950. Scale: 1 inch to 1 ft.

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534/l-iO. Record of crops on fields in Eton, Datchet, Upton etc. in I949 (?June):

/l. Ledger sheet showing Ordnance Survey numbers, names of fields, ?acreages, crop or other use of land.

/2-10. Rough notes, crops on North Field, 4 June 1949; lettings 1949, 1950.

535' North Thames Gas Board: Uxbridge and Windsor districts, 1950. Plan showing route of 12" diameter main, Slough to Windsor Gas Works. Distributing Engineer's Department, drawing no. 2307, job no. 14-5/49. Scale: 6 inches to 1 mile. Details AA and BB, 25 miles to 1 inch. Endorsed in pencil: North Thames Gas Board, Windsor & Slough - route of new gas main, July 3 1950. 3'10" x 2'2f".

536. Eton College swimming pool Map of Eton from vicarage to Willowbrook, probably reproduced from Ordnance Survey 25" map, with area to be allocated to proposed swimming bath outlined. Pencil notes /by Peter Proby, Bursar/ giving details of breakdown of acreage, 1 November 1954. 1*8" x l'10i".

537-545. Eight Ordnance Survey maps of Eton endorsed: The Provost, Eton Estate maps, with MS key. Scale: 50 inches to 1 mile. Ordnance Survey, Chessington, 1956-7'

537. MS key to maps, numbered 1-8, corresponding with MS numbers on the maps.

538. No. 1: Plan SU 9678 NE.

539. No. 2: Plan SU 9778 NW.

540. No. 3: Plan SU 9678 SW.

541. No. 4: Plan SU 9678 SE.

542. No. 5: Plan SU 9778 SW.

543. No. 6: Plan SU 9677 NW. 544. No. 7: Plan SU 9677 NE. 5^5- No. 8: Plan SU 9677 SE.

546. Eton - Chalvey area, reproduced from Ordnance Survey 25" map, showing undisputed and disputed bridleways and footpaths and a used alternative track. County Surveyor, Bucks. County Council, Aylesbury, 20 April 1956. Three sections of map stuck together, top section now detached. i'5" x 3'1".

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547. Site plan, Farrer I, II and garage compound Shows Babylon, Warre House, Farrer House and Farrer II (later named Villiers House). William Holford & Partners, London, April 1959' Scale: 1 inch to 16 ft. 7 3 3 F x 2'ioM .

548. Villiers House: section of proposed drain run from the house to the existing sewer, route 1 (drawing JL/2A), June 1959. James Longley & Co. Ltd., Building Contractors, Crawley, Sussex, (refers also to drawings JL/l and JL/4). Endorsed in red pencil: Mr Scott /Tan Scott of Holfords7. 3'5" x l'0f".

549. Eton College: proposed masters' houses, Willowbrook: block

Herbert J. Stribling, chartered architect, Slough, August 1959- Drawing no. 5^7/1971. Scale: 1:500. vTbJ" x i'5r".

550-551. Baldwin's Bee, Eton College:

550. Proposed reconstruction: l/8th scale general arrangement plan. Second floor plan, drawing no. 19* William Holford & Partners, December 1959* Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 3'4" x 2'0i".

551. As ECR 65/55O, third floor plan, drawing no. 20. Same scale and date. 3'4" x 2'0i".

552* Plans A, Cl, C2a , C2D , Queen's Schools and new Science Schools adjacent to Music Schools: Plan A: site plan, Science and Music Schools; ground and 1st floor plans of Science Schools. Scale: 9/l0th inch to 20 ft. Cl: Ground and 1st floor plans, Queen's Schools. 9/l0th inch to 1 ft. C2a : Queen's Schools: new science block, ground floor (more detail than Cl and different in some respects). Same scale. C2jb: Queen's Schools, new science block: 1st floor plan. Same scale. No architect named, no date/?new buildings by E.A. Duley of William Holford & Partners, 1959 on/7 l'8i" x l'10i".

553* Eton College Chapel Graveyard: plan of trees, tombs etc. (not named), 24 February 1961. Scale: 1 inch to 8 ft. Y^x 2'5f".

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55**-556. Eton: town development maps:

554-. Eton, reproduced from Ordnance Survey 25" map, n.d. (after 1937 because Mustians is shown; no Villiers House).

555. Ordnance Survey plans SU 9677 NE and SU 9677 SE stuck together with adhesive tape. Ordnance Survey 50 miles to 1 inch, 1957' Label pasted on: Plan to indicate future development of Eton subject to survey. Site Plan. Scale: 1:1250. Langley-Taylor & Partners, 9 King's Bench Walk, Temple, EC4. Dated in ink: May I96I. Shows proposed new houses, flats, garages, roads, alternative roads, school, car park etc.

556. Central part of ECR 65/555 showing the same features. G. Langley-Taylor & Partners. Final plan May/June 1961.

557-559. Villiers House: Three copies of plan and diagram showing foundation concrete of the proposed retaining wall projecting under the common (permission given by Mr Bond, 28 December I96I). William Holford & Partners, January 1962. Scale: l/l6th inch to 1 ft. 1'8" x ni". /Mr Bond, farmer at Eton Wick, had rights over Lammas land/

56O-563. Baldwin's Shore: proposed heating:

560. Ground floor plan, preliminary drawing. Rosser & Russell, engineers, Hammersmith. Drawing no. 4976l/2. 15 January 1962 (in ink). William Holford & Partners, Harley Street, Wl. Drawing D.2, September 196l. Scale: ^ inch to 1 ft. yW x 2 , 4£".

561. As ECR 65/560, first floor plan. Drawing no. ^9761/3, D.3.

562. As ECR 65/56O, second floor plan. Drawing no. 4976l/4, D.4.

563* Baldwin's Shore: calorifier chamber: plan and sections. Rosser & Russell, Drawing no. 4976l/l, 30 October 1961. In ink: Preliminary drawing C. of W. 15.i.62. Scale: j inch to 1 ft. 2 7 2F x 1*5".

564-571 - Plans for proposed new houses for masters submitted by Herbert J. Stribling, chartered architect, Slough, 1961-2:

56k. Site plan, proposed two new masters' houses at re.ar of nos. 118 and 119 High Street (New & Lingwood's). Scale: 1:500 (copies from Ordnance Survey plan SU 9677 NE). Drawing no. 666/4, October 1961.

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564-571. Plans for new houses for masters by Herbert J. Stribling:

565. Sketch scheme D for house at west end of site showing west elevation, ground and first floor plans. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Drawing no. 666/6, January 1 Q 62.

566. Alternative elevation: type C plan. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Drawing no. 666/9, February 1962.

567. As ECR 65/566, type D plan. Drawing no. 666/10, February 1962. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft.

568. Sketch plans Cl for house at east end of site, drawing no. 666/11, March 1962. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft.

569. House no. 1: working drawing (elevations and plans), drawing no. 666/12, April 1962. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft.

570. House no. 1: kitchen fitment details, drawing no. 666/23B, November I962. Scale: \ inch to 1 ft.

571' House no. 2: kitchen fitment details, drawing no. 666/2kk, November 1962. Scale: -g- inch to 1 ft.

572-576. Rebuilding of Calverfs timber yard, /iting Stable Street/:

572. Proposed rebuilding of timber stores for R. Calvert. Ground floor plan, Scheme B. Sketch plan A, 15 February 1965. Scale: j inch to 1 ft. Part labelled: Since revised. PTop x l'9t".

573. As ECR 65/572, first floor plan. Labelled: Since revised. riof" x i'9".

57^' Proposed rebuilding for R. Calvert: revised ground floor plan. W. Varney Ltd., Windsor, 25 February I965. Scale: \\ inch to 1 ft. TW x i'.

575. As ECR 65/574, first floor plan. i'2i" x roi". 576. Proposed rebuilding of timber stores for R. Calvert: sketch scheme B. Cross section A - A. 25 February I965. Scale: \\ inch to 1 ft.

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577-590. File of plans and drawings for temporary Choir School. William Holford & Partners, architects. Scott-White & Hookins, chartered civil and structural engineers.

577. Fitments in Library, June 1966, dated in ink 1 July I966. Fol. 210. drawing no. 16. Scale: 1-f inches to 1 ft.

578. Scott-White & Hookins: Bending schedule for ground floor slab (related to reinforcement, Ref. 133/3/0*

579' Ground floor beam details. Drawing no. 133/5* Scale: \ inch and 1 inch to 1 ft.

580. As ECR 65/579, but different beams. Drawing no. 133A­

581. Ground floor slab details. Drawing no. 133/3* Scale: £ inch and \ inch to 1 ft.

582. Foundation and column details. Drawing no. 133/2. Scale: l/8th, i , \ and 1 inch to 1 ft.

583. Letter, R. Scott-White of Scott-White & Hookins to Mr Gutteridge, Clerk of Works, Eton College, 11 December 1965, enclosing two copies of preliminary drawing no. 133/1 * Position of culvert needs to be checked.

584. Scott-White & Hookins: Bending schedule for column bases. Drawing no. I33/2/I.

585. Scott-White & Hookins: Bending schedule for foundation. Drawing no. 133/2/3.

586. Plan of site concrete. Dated in ink: 9 February 1966.

587. Standard Mk 5 detail: column shoe detail for internal free-standing column, 9 February 1966. Medway Building and Supplies Ltd, Rochester. Scale: full size and 3/8th full size.

588. Foundation plan and foundation loadings plan. Medway Buildings Ltd. for William Holford & Partners. Ref. 484/65 drawing 3. 17 December 1965. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Dated in ink: 9/2/66 /?date of meeting of Provost and Fellows to which plans may have been submitted/.

589. Revised south-east elevation, 12 August 1965. revised 16 December I965. Ref. 484/65/2A. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. Dated in ink: 9/2/66.

590. Foundation and column details, 133/2. Scale: l/8th, £, f- and 1 inch to 1 ft.

591* Survey of gardens on south side of Fellows1 Eyot, October 1966. Scale: 1 inch to 8 ft. Pencil endorsement: Service Rd - south side of Fellows' Eyot.

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592. Eton Reproduced from Ordnance Survey map by Cook, Hammond & Kell Ltd., with possible road marked from Windsor Bridge to Barnes Pool Bridge, cutting through South Meadow, n.d.

593-59^. Plans for a Memorial Pavilion (not executed):

593. Plan and elevation, signed Michael Pattrick, n.d. Scale: 5 inches to 40 ft; 1 and 3/l6th inch to 50 ft. Endorsed in pencil: Memorial Pavilion. Scrap. 3'4f' x 2'6".

594/1-3' Three copies, elevations, plan, sections of proposed Memorial Pavilion by Michael Pattrick, FRIBA, SW. Drawing no. E.2/A:B. N.d. Scale: -jj- inch and 1 inch to 1 ft. 3'5" x 2'4".

595- Proposed building for meter and governor at Eton for the Windsor Royal Gas Light Company: plan and elevations. Engineer and manager: J.G. Abbott. N.d. Scale: \ inch to 1 ft. Endorsed in blue pencil: Plan Gas Meter House ?Site Land near Upton Park on Windsor & Slough Road. Gas Meter House - Eton College. Z'5j" x 2'0i".

596-606. Thames Conservancy plans:

596. Thames Conservancy: Boveney towpath: plan 1933. Scale: 88 ft. to 1 inch. Key to land owned by Thames Conservancy and Eton College. Surveyed April 1930, E.H.H. Annotations refer to dredging in 1931, survey of bank erosion 27, 28 March 1933. Signed: G.J. Griffiths, Engineer, Thames Conservancy, 27 April 1933 Pencil note: Given to the Owner by the Surveyor to the T.C. when the question of boundaries between the T.C. and Eton C. in the sections shewn on Plan were settled. C.C.N.

597* Thames Conservancy: survey of the towpath from Surley Hall Point to showing area of land it is proposed to acquire for towpath. Scale: 5 ft. to 1 mile. Very fragile, torn, embrittled tracing.

598. Eton College Estate: Eton and Slough district. Notes as to streams and water courses, sewers etc. (typed): explains courses of streams as coloured on enclosed plan - Chalvey Stream, Cress Stream, Roundmoor Ditch, Hay Mill Stream, Common Ditch - but the map found with it , ECR 65/599, does not appear to belong since the colouring does not correspond. N.d.

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596-606. Thames Conservancy plans:

599. Parts of sheets of Ordnance Survey maps pasted together to show Bray, Domey, Slough, Boveney, Clewer, Windsor, labelled in blue pencil at top left: Thames Conservancy 1938 Main River - taken from map at T.C. Office, London. Note added in red: stream bed kept clear by Thames Conservancy. Pencil reference key and notes on map. Endorsed: Eton College estate: Thames Conservancy waterways. 2'lli" x 2'

600. Thames Conservancy: Colenorton Brook or Common Ditch: land drainage. March 1948. Scale: site plan: 6 inches to 1 mile longitudinal section: horizontal: 6 inches to 1 mile vertical: 4 ft. to 1 inch sections: 16 ft. to 1 inch. 3'4" x 2'3i".

601-602. Thames Conservancy Land Drainage: Boveney and Roundmoor Ditches:

601. Key plan, longitudinal and cross sections 1-11, drawing no.l. H.C. Bowen, Chief Engineer, August 1958* Scale: plan: 6 inches to 1 mile longitudinal section: horizontal: 6 inches to 1 mile vertical: 4 ft. to 1 inch cross sections: 4 ft. to 1 inch. 3'3i" x 2'3"

602. As ECR 65/6OI, drawing no. 2, cross sections 12-25- Scale: 4 ft. to 1 inch.

603-606. Thames Conservancy: Chalvey Ditch improvement scheme plans, 1966-7:

603. General plan of Chalvey Ditch improvement scheme, office copy. H.C. Bowen, Chief Engineer, Thames Conservancy. Plan no. L.D. 690/5. Some pencil alterations and notes. Scale: 1:1250. Note in ink: 2 copies to MAFF /Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food/ 3/66 2 copies to SDE /?Slough District Engineer/ 26/5/66. 3'3i" x 2'2f".

6C4. Thames Conservancy land drainage: Chalvey Ditch Key plan, longitudinal section and cross sections. H.C. Bowen, Chief Engineer, Thames Conservancy. Plan L.D. no.690/1. May 1961. Scale: plan: 6 inches to 1 mile longitudinal section: horizontal: 6 inches to 1 mile longitudinal: 4 ft. to 1 inch cross sections: 8 ft . to 1 inch. 3 , 3r" x 2'3".

605. Thames Conservancy: Chalvey Ditch improvement scheme: fluming at Finch Hatton Memorial Bridge: site plan, longitudinal and cross sections. H.C. Bowen, Chief Engineer, Thames Conservancy, plan no. L.D. 690/5. Scale: plan: 8 ft . to 1 inch, 4 ft. to 1 inch section of bridge invert: 1 ft. to 3/8th inch longitudinal section: 4 ft. to 1 inch cross sections: 4 ft. to 1 inch Note in ink: 2 copies to MAFF 3/66. 2 copies to SDE 26/5/66. 3'3f" x 2'2f". 6n ETON, BUCKS

596-606. Thames Conservancy plans:

606. Thames Conservancy: Chalvey Ditch improvement scheme: footbridge and lasher weir details. Typical footbridge, elevation and plan. Provision for lashers at C.S. no.10: plan, sections. H.C. Bowen, Chief Engineer, Thames Conservancy, plan L.D. 690/3. Scale: 2 ft. to 1 inch. Note in ink: 2 copies to MAFF 3/66. 2 copies to SDE 26/5/66. Endorsed in pencil: Thames Conservancy. Improvement of Chalvey Ditch I967. 3 , 3f" x 2 , 2f".

607-646. Road improvement maps, c.1958-1969s

607-613. Roll of maps relating to the A4 Slough - Maidenhead bypass, Bucks C.C. section:

607/I, 2. Two copies, Boveney, Lake End, showing plot belonging to Eton College which the County Council wished to acquire. Scale: 1:2500, reproduced from Ordnance Survey sheet Bucks LV.4, 1932 revision. Ref. no. RDL9/47W42L3. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. Endorsed: Enclosure to letter dated 4.11.58 from Bucks. C.C. File 9/47W42L3. 1'lf" x 9".

608. Marsh Lane - Meadow Way (Cippenham) area, showing 3 plots owned by Eton College which the County Council wished to acquire, with a fourth added later. Scale: 1:2500, reproduced from 0.S, sheets Bucks LV-4 1932 revision Bucks LV-3 1931 revision Ref. no. RFL9/47W42L3. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. Endorsed: Enclosure to letter dated 4.11.58 from Bucks. C.C. File 9/47W42L3. 2' x 9i".

609/1-3. Three copies, similar to ECR 65/608 but lacking fourth plot and key to numbered plots owned by the Provost and Fellows of Eton College.

610/1-3. Three copies, Area between Mercian Way and Chalvey Ditch Cippenham, showing land belonging to Eton College which the County Council wished to acquire. Scale: 1:2500, reproduced from 0.S, sheets Bucks. LV.4 and LVI.1, 1932 revision. Ref. no. RDL.9/47W43L2. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. Key to Eton College plots. 3'2" x l*li".

611. As ECR 65/6IO but with Eton plots coloured and acreages in key different. Endorsed: Received G. Langley-Taylor & Partners, 27 May i960.

6l2/l , 2. Two copies, as ECR 65/6H but lacking key to plot numbers and acreages.

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607-646. Road improvement maps, £.1958-1969*

607-613. Maps relating to A4 Slough - Maidenhead bypass, Bucks C.C. section:

613. Section of ECR 65/6IO between sewage works and the moat, Cippenham, with part of Eton property coloured, reference numbers given. Stamped: Plan no. A4/417/1. Date: 9/12/59. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. l'7i" x IT'.

6lk. Slough bypass, showing plots belonging to Eton College which the County Council wished to acquire. Shows Agar's Plough, the Myrke, Upton to St Laurence's church. Scale: 1:2500. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. Stamped: G. Langley-Taylor & Partners. Received 7 August 1959. Ref. nos. R.D.L.9/4?W43L7 & Lessees; R.D.L.9/47W43L7A. l'7i" x

615. Letter from G. Langley-Taylor, G. Langley-Taylor & Partners, 9 King's Bench Walk, Temple, EC4, to Peter Proby, Bursar, Eton College, enclosing two copies of a map showing areas covered by the agreement with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food of October 1931, and two copies of a schedule concerning the land, 15 May 1962.

616-617: enclosures to ECR 65/615:

616/1, 2. Two copies, London - Bristol Trunk Road A4, Slough - Maidenhead bypass: land acquired from the Provost and Fellows of Eton College. Scale: 1:2500. Drawing no. 1021/39, May 1962, by G. Langley-Taylor & Partners. 4'9i" x 2'5i".

6I7/I, 2. Two copies, Schedule of land for Slough - Maidenhead by­ pass showing area and price of land included in the Sinking Fund order of the Ministry of Agriculture dated 28 October 1931­

618. London - Bristol Trunk Road A4. Slough - Maidenhead bypass: Bucks. C.C. section: reference plan, Maidenhead section, land acquisition. Scale: Reproduced from O.S. maps 1:2500. Land to be acquired from Eton College coloured pink and numbered. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. Pencil notes. 4 ' x 2 , Ci".

619. As ECR 65/6I8 but lacks annotation.

620. As ECR 65/618 with pencil notes on dorse.

621. 622. Two copies, London - Bristol Trunk Road A4. Slough - Maidenhead bypass, Bucks. C.C. section: reference plan, Slough section, land acquisition, Sheet no. 1 (from Cippenham estate to Chalvey Ditch). Scale: Reproduced from 0.S. maps 1:2500. Land to be acquired from Eton College coloured pink and numbered. Blue ink annotation. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. 3*7?" x 1'6".

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623. Torn off left-hand section of London - Bristol Trunk Road A4, Slough - Maidenhead bypass, Bucks. C.C. section reference plan, land acquisition, sheet no. 2. Shows Chalvey and land to be acquired. Scale: 1:2500. Pencil annotation. 2'8f" x 2'Of".

624. Slough - Maidenhead bypass, Contract no. 2, n.d. Chalvey - Slough area: land assumed to be owned by Eton College coloured pink. Scale: 1:2500. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. Very faint copy.

625. Ministry of Transport, Slough - Maidenhead bypass, Bucks. C.C. section, Contract no. 2, n.d. Scale: 1:5000. Map of A4 between Cippenham and Langley roundabout (in poor condition). E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. 5'8£" x l'8i".

626. Ministry of Transport, Slough - Maidenhead bypass, Bucks. C.C. section, Plan no. R/3, Contract no. 2: Cippenham House to Chalvey Ditch longitudinal section. Scale: horizontal 1:2500 ; vertical 1:250. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. 3'7" x 2'6i".

627. Similar to ECR 65/626, Plan no. R/4: Tuns Lane connection. Plots coloured.

628-630. Slough bypass: drawings by Higgs & Hill/Costain, showing present and proposed levels and plans. Endorsed in pencil: Costains - levels.

628. Disposal area 1. Drawing no. JVSD/lO, 15 May I96I. Scale: 1:2500 and 1:500.

629. Disposal area 3- Drawing no. JVSD/15. 28 May I96I. Scale: 1:2500 and 1:500.

630/I, 2. Two copies, Disposal area 5. Drawing no. JVSD/35, 20 June 1961. Scale: 1:2500 and 1:500.

631. Bucks. C.C., Slough - Eton Relief Road, Plan no. A332/93, January i960. Scale: 1:2500.

632. Bucks. C.C., Slough - Eton - Windsor Relief Road and Tuns Lane link: longitudinal section, January i960. Scale: horizontal 1:2500; vertical 1:250. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. 5*3" x l'3i".

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607-646. Road improvement maps, £.1958-1969.

633' In Parliament: Session 1960-61. Berks and Bucks County Councils (Windsor - Eton Bridge etc) Book of Reference, November i960. Key to owners, lessees, occupiers of land numbered on plan, for Work nos. 1-5, land for educational and recreational purposes.

634. In Parliament: Session I96O-6I. Berks and Bucks County Councils (Windsor - Eton Bridge etc) Bill , plans and sections, November i960. Bound set of 3 pages of plans with pencil annotations concerning embankments. Scale: horizontal 1:2500; vertical 32 ft. to 1 inch.

635* Letter from E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Bucks C.C., to Peter Proby, Bursar of Eton College, enclosing drawing no. A332/102 concerning the Eton - Windsor Relief Road, 21 November 1961.

636. Bucks County Council, Eton - Windsor Relief Road: soil survey sections 2 and 3. Plan no. A332/102 (enclosure with ECR 65/635). Scale: 1:2500. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. 2'6i" x 4'8i".

637. A.355: Eton - Windsor Relief Road. Shows adjacent owners or tenants, measurements. Coloured to show temporary topsoil, plant and access roads etc., Slough roundabout, Chalvey roundabout to River Thames. Scale: 1:2000. Endorsed: Ring road. Soil dumps etc & according small areas of raising levels. 3'3i" x 2'4".

638. Eton - Windsor Relief Road: land acquisition. Shows similar detail to ECR 65/63? but superimposed on a copy of an ?0rdnance Survey map. Drawing no. A355/l/A * Plots numbered and key given to plots, showing owner, tenant, 0.S, number, area, land to be acquired by Parliamentary Bill, land to be acquired by exercise of County Council powers, total. Pencil annotation. Scale: 1:2500. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. Endorsed: Soil dumps and Sanatorium.

639. Bucks County Council: A 355 Eton - Windsor Relief Road: diversion of occupational road - North Field, November 1962. Plan no. A 355/17- Scale: 1:500. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. 2'6i" x l'8i".

640. Bucks County Council: A 355 Eton - Windsor Relief Road, Plan no. A 355/32, July 1963. Access to Agar's Plough. Scale: 1:500. Section: horizontal 20 ft. to 1 inch; vertical 4 ft. to 1 inch. Shows existing and proposed access. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. Endorsed: 355/32 Agars Plough Roundabout. 3*3" x l'4i".

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64l/l, 2. Two copies, Bucks County Council: A 355 Eton - Windsor Relief Road: diversion of public footpath no.33, May 1964. Scale: 1:2500. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. i'ioi" x l'.

642. Bucks County Council: A 355 Eton - Windsor Relief Road: diversions of Chalvey Ditch, Salt Hil l Stream and pumping main, May 1964. Scale: horizontal 1:500 and 4 ft. to 1 inch; vertical 4 ft. to 1 inch. Works drawing no. 53- E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury, sent to Peter Proby, Bursar, Eton College. Endorsed: Relief Road M4. 3'5" x 2'6i".

643. Bucks County Council: A 355 Eton - Windsor Relief Road: diversions of Chalvey Ditch, Salt Hill stream and pumping main, n.d. Scale: horizontal 1:500 and 4 ft. to 1 inch; vertical 4 ft. to 1 inch. E.H. Frankland, County Surveyor, Aylesbury. 3'5l" x 2*6i".

644-645. Windsor - Eton Relief Road: negatives of Ordnance Survey 25" maps showing line of proposed road and plot numbers, n.d.:

644. Eton, Upton Park, Chalvey.

645. Eton Wick.

The maps overlap and have the projected line of the relief road from the roundabout at Agar's Plough and Chalvey roundabout to the river, with plot numbers; line of M4 roughly indicated by a single line.

646/1, 2. Two copies, Eton - Chalvey - Upton - Home Park: dyeline copies of ?0rdnance Survey map, probably to show plots required for Eton link to Slough - Windsor relief road, n.d. 2'4i" x 3'.

ETON WICK, BUCKS

647. Eton Wick Ordnance Survey 25" Berks sheet XXXII.5 ) Bucks sheet LVI.5 ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 192/J?5/. College estate coloured; blue pencil no.12. Torn and very fragile.

648. Plan of property situated on the Eton Wick Road. Shows block between Eton Wick Road and property owned by the Crown and Granville Penn, Esq. C.E. Vauchan and W. Vauchan, n.d. /J?19th century/. Scale: 20 ft. to 1 inch. Compass indicator. Endorsed: Eton Wick Road. Vaughan. Paper label stuck on: Now cemetary (sic) 2'6" x 1'7" on rollers. ETON WICK, BUCKS

649-651. Manor Farm, Eton Wick: plans:

649. Site plan. Scale: 1 inch to 20 ft. PUf" x i'4f".

650/I, 2. Two copies of ECR 65/649, with the addition in bottom right comer of: The Bursary, Eton College, May 10th 1944.

65I. Similar to ECR 65/650 but with notes on new building and repairs added in pencil. i'8" x 1'3i".

FARNHAM ROYAL, STOKE POGES, BUCKS

652. Glebe land and tithe allotments in the parish of Farnham Royal, Bucks., the property of the Revd. John Septimus Grover. H. Walter, I83I. MS, coloured, on rollers; compass indicator. Reference key to named fields etc., giving acreages of old enclosure and allotments. Scale: 6 chains to 1 inch. Pencil notes, 20th century; Eton plot marked: Sold to E.G. Godfrey 1913. Torn at top by tie. l'lli" x 4'11".

653- Farnham Royal, Bucks. In 3 parts: Part I. Traced from a 2nd class map annexed to the tithe apportionment, n.d. Plots numbered, buildings, trees etc. shown, farms named; later pencil annotation. Scale: 4 chains to 1 inch. P ^F x ivy.

654-663. Farnham Royal tithe documents:

654. Sheet of lined exercise book paper headed: 'Farnham Royal Tithe Handed over 17th July 1909' with a list of documents handed over to /?the Bursar, Eton College/: Maps - Glebe and tracing /?ECR 65/652. Z55J Tithe Z?ECR 65/65J/ Farnham & Stoke - * Stoke Court & Mount Alexandra Estate' /?ECR 65/665/ Apportionment - Large Folio /ECR 65/062/ Parish details -f- bound in red leather Alphabetical Reference (Eraser 1846) /ECR 65/662/ Copy of Apportionment in present use with Altered Apportionment & Redemption Cert. Particulars from Inclosure Awards 1831 /ECR 65/652/ ' Rent Charge Lists Jan. 1900 to Jan. 1909 /ECR 65/658-661/

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65^-663. Farnham Royal tithe documents:

655- Tracing of Farnham Royal, woodland marked but plots not numbered. Red ticks in many plots, crossed in pencil (no key). Fragile. 3'8t" x l'8i".

656. Parish of Farnham Royal, plot no. 170 with surrounding road and lands (adjoining Eton College woodland). N.d. c.10" x lOf".

657. Small paper book in faded red cover: Farnham Royal: Particulars from Award I83I. Added in pencil on 1st page: Mr Carr Gomms Book 1901, /jp.l7: index of numbers on 1831 award, ticked in pencil (some numbers omitted). /pp-2-137s particulars from Award of inclosure dated 7 February 1831, with columns for name, number of allotment, number on plan, situation, luantities, tenure, notes. ).l4-l7/i details of exchanges made in accordance with the Act. ?p.l8-2Cy: index of landowners1 names, alphabetical with numbers on Award plan. Pencil notes and ticks throughout probably date from £.1901.

658-661. Farnham Royal and Hedgerley Dean: rent charge due to the Revd. H.C. Wilder, Rector: each list contains a glebe rental and details of rent charges, with annotation.

658. Glebe rental, Lady Day and Michaelmas 1899; rent charge due 1 Jan. 1900, showing owners, occupiers, quantities, rent charge apportioned, year's value of rent charge, notes. Alterations and notes in red ink and pencil. Notes and a letter pinned to pages, giving details or changes of address or payer.

659. As ECR 65/658: glebe rental 1900, lis t of rent charges due 1 January 1901.

660. As ECR 65/658: glebe rental 1901, list of rent charges due 1 January 1902.

661. As ECR 65/658: glebe rental 1902, lis t of rent charges due 1 January 1903.

662. Farnham Royal: Alphabetical Reference 1846. Large volume, llf" x l'6l". Reference book of apportionment of rent charges in lieu of tithes ­ printed pro formas, completed in ink (giving names of landowners, occupiers, numbers on plan, description of land, state of cultivation, quantity, gross and rateable values, situation, description of holdings). Signed: William Trumper, 28 December 1849 (p.44). Entries on pp.52-8 crossed through.

663/1-4. /l. Envelope addressed to Mr H.B. Dyke /Clerk to the Provost and Fellows/, The Bursary, Eton College, stamped 29 September 1910, containing: 12.. Letter from F.M. Hargreaves, The Rectory, Farnham Royal, to Mr Dyke: encloses papers sent to him; he could call any morning.

67 FARNHAM ROYAL, STOKE POGES, BUCKS

663/3. Duties on land values: Notice to make returns; Printed letter from Inland Revenue to the Revd. F.M. Hargreaves, 30 August 1910, enclosing: /4. Duties on land values: instructions for making returns on Form 4 (printed).

664. Sale particulars, Stoke Court and Mount Alexander Estates, /stoke Poges and Farnham Royal/, Buckinghamshire. I869. Messrs. Driver, surveyors, land agents & auctioneers, Whitehall, London, I869. Illustrated: West or Italian Garden & terrace front; South or entrance front; Map of estate (torn in two); Ground plan of house. Blue pencil crosses against tithe rent charges, Farnham Royal and Hedgerley, and entries referring to land of Revd. G.F. Marshall. Rough notes of acreages in blue pencil. Cover addressed to the Revd. G.F. Marshall, Farnham Royal.

665. Map of Stoke Court and Mount Alexander estates in Stoke Poges and Farnham Royal, Bucks, for sale by Messrs. Driver, London, 1870. Pencil notes - Glebe, Allhusen, Rectory. Similar to map in ECR 65/664, but details including lot numbers differ considerably. Torn. l'9i" x 2'lOf".

666. Farnham Royal and Burnham (parts). Ordnance Survey 25" Bucks sheet LIII.13 Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1875- Roads, buildings, water coloured.

667. Famham Royal, Stoke Poges, , Upton, Chalvey (parts). Ordnance Survey 25" Bucks sheet LIII.14 Ordnance Survey, Southampton, n.d. (surveyed 1875) Some plots, roads etc. coloured. Labelled: Stoke Poges, Farnham Royal etc. (in ink). Typed label refers to several maps: Boveney, Burnham, Chalvey, Cippenham, Farnham, Slough, Stoke Poges: parts of parishes Ordnance Survey I875 (ECR 65/212, 226 and 667 were formerly together).

See also: Addenda ECR 65/773, 77^: Farnham Common, Farnham Royal and Hedgerley Dean

FISHERS AND BRIMFAST, NORTH MUNDHAM, SUSSEX

668. Sidlesham Light Railway, 1892 Ordnance Survey 6" Sussex sheet LXXIII. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1880. /?Eton College/ land at North Mundham coloured pink, ?line of railway shown in blue, with ?alternative section in green; part on Eton College land. Typed label: Sidlesham. Sussex Light Railway 1892.

68 FISHERS AND BRIMFAST, NORTH MUNDHAM, SUSSEX

669-67O. Metal tube containing:

669. North Mundham (Fishers), . Ordnance Survey 6" Sussex (West) sheet LXI.SE. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I907 reprint of revised edition of 1896.

670. Gompton, West Sussex. Ordnance Survey 6" Sussex (West) sheet XXXIII.SE. Ordnance Survey, Southampton,/reprint of revised edition of I896. 1906/

671-674. Ordnance Survey sheets, Fishers, North Mundham:

671. Fishers, North Mundham, West Sussex. Ordnance Survey 25" Sussex (West) sheet LXXIII.2. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I898. Sidlesham Common coloured green, Marblebridge Farm blue, Hatchers pink. Pencil figures and ticks; pencil no. 70.

672. As ECR 65/67I, Sussex (West) sheet LXXIII.3. Fishers Farm coloured yellow, other lands pink, blue, green, brown. Note in red ink: Lands hatched Red fell to College 3rd April 1917- Pencil no. 72.

673. As ECR 65/67I, Sussex (West) sheet LXXIII.6. Pencil no. 74.

674. As ECR 65/67I, Sussex (West) sheet LXXIII.7. Pencil no. 76

All torn and brittle.

675' Brimfast and Fishers, North Mundham, Sussex. Map showing land exchanged by Eton College and the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. Ordnance Survey 6" Sussex (West) sheet LXXIII.NE. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 2nd edition 1899* Stamped by Rawlence & Squarey, 15 Great George Street, Westminster, 13 October I905.

676. As ECR 65/675, numbered 1 in top right, date in Rawl ence & Squarey stamp 7 December /Tg/c^, key to colouring given; pencil notes.

FULBROOK, OXON

677. Fulbrook. Map showing land exchanged by Eton College and the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. Ordnance Survey 6" Oxfordshire sheet XXV.SW. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 2nd edition 1900.

Stamped by Rawlence & Squarey 7 December /T9/05. No. 2 in top right.

ECR 65/675, 676 and 677 originally kept together HINGHAM, NORFOLK

678-679. Ordnance Survey sheets, Hingham:

678. Ordnance Survey 25" Norfolk sheet LXXIII. 6 ) Colleg e estate

679. Ordnance Survey 25" Norfolk sheet LXXIII.10 )

HITCHAM, BUCKS

68O-683. Hitcham Rectory: exchange of glebe:

680. Summary of exchange of lands effected with agreement of Eton College between the rector of Hitcham and Lord Grenville in 1804, and reaffirmed by later rectors and the College, but never formalized in an Act of Parliament. Lady Grenville proposes that the arrangement made in 1804- should be finally settled under authority of Act of Parliament passed since 1812 for authorizing the exchange of lands between the church and private persons. N.d. ?c.l850.

681. Particular of lands in Hitcham exchanged by Lord Grenville and the rector in 1804, with pencil notes, n.d.

682. Map of lands in Hitcham exchanged as above in 1804. R. Bowman, land surveyor, Dropmore, Burnham, Bucks, I85O. Scale: 6 chains to 1 inch. MS. coloured, compass indicator. 1'11" x l'5i".

683. Plan of land lying by the side of the turnpike road, sold to the rector of Hitcham parish by the Trustees of the Colnbrook Turnpike Road. John Whitechurch, surveyor to the Colnbrook Trust Turnpike Road, n.d. Scale: 62f ft. to 1 inch (500 ft . to 8 inches). Reference key to posts on road. 1*10" x l'4i".

684-688. Hitcham Rectory: plans for the Revd. W. Carter:

684. Drawing no. 1: ground and 1st floor plans. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. rrp x 1'7". 685. Drawing no. 2: attic plan and sections. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. 1'8" x l'li".

686. Drawing no. 3s roof plan, north elevation. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. TTF x i'ii".

687. Drawing no. 4: east, west, south elevations. Scale: 8 ft. to 1 inch. P7F x 1 'lj". 688. Drawing no. 5- outhouses and drains. Scale: 16 ft. to 1 inch. VW x 1".

70 HITCHAM, BUCKS

689/1-4. Hitcham: /l. 9 August 1948. Letter from L.N. King, Principal Officer, Church Commissioners, to Sir Henry Marten, Provost of Eton College: returning Ordnance Survey maps on which the boundaries of the ecclesiastical parish of Hitcham have been marked, as requested.

Enclosures: /T! Ordnance Survey 6" Berks sheet XXIV.NE Bucks sheet LII.NE Revision of 1923, additions 1938.

/3. Ordnance Survey 6" Berks sheet XXXI.NE ) Bucks sheet LV.NE ) Revision of 1931/2, additions 1938.

/4. Ordnance Survey 6" Berks sheet XXIV.SE ) Bucks sheet LII.SE ) Revision of 1931/2, additions 1938.

Parish boundaries are outlined and coloured on al l three maps.

HULLAVINGTON, WILTS

690. The copy of A Map of Hullavington in the County of Wilts as taken in the Year I763, By E. Smith of Shrivenham, Berks. Scale: 16 poles to 1 inch. Parchment, MS, coloured, on rollers. Decorative coloured cartouche; compass indicator. Keys: to numbered plots, giving occupier and tenure; to owners or occupiers of lands with acreages held; to colouring. MS note superscribed: This is very correct. WR 1803 /Twilliam Roberts/. 4'10i" x 4'6".

LONDON

691. Eton College: Plan of White Bear Estate. Ground plan of property between Cheapside, Black Eagle Court and Bread Street. G. & G.H. Pownall, 29 Parliament Street, SW, July 1874. Scale: 5 inches to 40 ft. Ink and colour wash. rio!" x ril".

71 LONDON

692. Ground plan of area between King Street, Boar's Head Yard and property of the Duke of Buccleuch, showing areas where buildings are already erected and where buildings are proposed to be erected. G. & G.H. Pownall, 29 Parliament Street, SW, July 1874. Scale: 5 inches to 40 ft. Ink and colour wash. 2'61" x lif".

See also CHALCOTS & WYLDS, HAMPSTEAD, HENDON, FINCHLEY

LONG COMPTON, WARWICKSHIRE

693-697. Roll of maps of Long Compton, Warwickshire, prepared by Strutt & Parker: Lofts & Warner, St Giles, Oxford, n.d.:

693/11 2. Two copies, Manor Farm, Long Compton, taken from Ordnance Survey 25" Warwickshire sheets LVII.13 and LIX.1. 2'6" x 3'3?".

694. Manor Farm, Long Compton, taken from Ordnance Survey 25" Warwickshire sheets LVII.9 and LVII.14. Inset map of Long Compton parish. Pencil note: D/^istric^7 ' V/Jaluer/ Warwick proposed purchase for road widening I326 sq. yards. See correspondence. M/Tnistry7 of T/ransport/ Drawing no. M662/2 Warwick CCD. no. 3381. 2'Ci" x 2'1".

695. As ECR 65/694 but lacks annotation.

696. As ECR 65/695, Manor Farm not outlined.

697/1, 2. Two copies, Manor Farm, showing village of Long Compton and farm. Drawing no. 411. Ill" x l'3i".

MANSTON, DORSET

698-703. Plans for Thorton Farm, Manston, Dorset, prepared for the Bursary, Eton College Estates. D.J. Harvey of James Bros (Hamworthy) Ltd., Poole. All annotated: No use. Out of date.

698. Proposed new dairy unit. Drawing no. 1, job SO 536. James Bros (Hamworthy) Ltd., structural engineers, Poole, Dorset, 17 January 1972. Scales: 1/8th and l/l6th inch to 1 ft. Plans, elevations and sections. Inset: site plan taken from Ordnance Survey 25" Dorset sheet VII.12. 2'9" x l'lli".

699. Proposed covered yards and silage barn: plan and foundation base detail. Job J686/7I, Drawing no. 1, 19 January 1972. Scales: l/8th and f- inch to 1 ft. r3F"x 2'3l". ^ MANSTON, DORSET

698-703. Plans for Thorton Farm (out of date):

700. Plan of structural stanchions, bracing etc., with key to Steelwork sizes and weights. Job J686/7I, 19 January 1972. Drawing no. 2. Scale: i/8t h inch to 1 ft. YW x 2'3f".

701. Elevations. Job J686/7I, Drawing no. 3, 19 January 1972. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. 3 1 oJ.il Q I Q3.II JH X C Jn . 702. Plan of sheeting of corrugated asbestos. Job J686/7I, Drawing no. 4, 19 January 1972. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. rW x 2'3t". 703. Elevations. Job J686/7I, Drawing no. 5, 19 January 1972. Scale: l/8th inch to 1 ft. TW x 2'3f".

MODBURY, DEVON

704. Tracing: The manor of Penquit and Upton in the Parishes of Modbury and Ugborough belonging to the College of Eton. Scale: ?4 chains to 1 inch. Compass indicator. Plots distinguished by a letter and number code, e.g. A12, Fl, from A to H plus number. Endorsed: Tracing, Manors ofPenqui t and Upton. June 18.54. Fragile. 2 , 5t" x i'7".

705. Modbury. Tracing of 2nd class tithe map of the parish of Modbury., made and examined at the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, 3 February 1910. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Five sheets, numbered sections 1-5, stitched at top. Each sheet £.8'9i" x 3'.

NEWINGTON AND STOCKBURY, KENT

706. Newington estate, Kent. Ordnance Survey 6" Kent sheet XX (part only). Ordnance Survey, Southampton, surveyed 1869, reprinted from electrotype 1882. Part of original sheet only, with margin stuck on at left hand side where a portion of the map has presumably been cut away. Pencil and red ink annotations on the College estate, including acreages, lands sold. Cover labelled: Eton College. Newington Estate, Kent. In pencil: (P P/awlenceT" & S/jquarev/.

73 NEWINGTON AND STOCKBURY, KENT

707-710. Newington: copies of tithe map attached to altered apportionment:

707. Tracing made at the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries from the altered apportionment maps for Newington, December 1909* Shows altered apportionments confirmed i860, 1866, 1876, I898, 1903, 1904. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch and 1:2500. MS, coloured. 5'6" x 3'.

708. Altered apportionment, parish of Newington, Kent, traced at the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries from the altered apportionment map, March 1919. AA.14 added in pencil. Scale: 1:2500. VW x l'5i".

709. Copy of plan referred to in the altered apportionment for Newington, 8 December 1926. Stamped: Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries (Survey Branch) AA 19624. Scale: 1:2500 (taken from Ordnance Survey maps Kent XX.15 and XXXII.3, 1926). 2'111" x 2 , 3i".

710. Copy of draft plan of altered apportionment /TNewington/, nos. 19033, 19257, confirmed. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch, 1:2500. 3'3" x l'9i".

711/1-3. Stockbury, Kent. /l, 2. Tracing of 1st class tithe map of the parish of Stockbury, Kent, made and examined at the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, 4 January 1910 (in two parts). Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. 7'3" x 3'li"; 7'2i" x 3'1M .

/3. Tracing of altered apportionment map of 2 December 1868 and 17 April 1905, made 2 November 1901 and 24 August I9C-5. Pencil annotation. 4'6i" x 3'0f".

NEWTON FERRERS, DEVON

712. Gnaton Parks estate, Newton Ferrers, Devonshire. Ordnance Survey 6" map, part of Devon sheet CXXX. /^Ordnance Survey, Southampton/", I869. College estate outlined and coloured. Labelled: Eton College. Gnaton Parks Estate, Newton Ferrers, Devonshire.

74 NEWTON FERRERS, DEVON

713. Gnaton Parks Estate, Newton Ferrers, Devonshire. Ordnance Survey 6" maps, parts of Devonshire sheets CXXX.NE and SE pasted together. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1892, reprinted 1898. College estate outlined and coloured. Labelled: Eton College (Gnaton Parks Estate) Newton Ferrers Devonshire.

NORTON BAVANT, WILTSHIRE

714. Middleton Farm, Norton Bavant. Ordnance Survey 6" Wiltshire, Western or Westbury Division, sheet LII. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I889. College estate outlined and coloured. Labelled: Eton College, Middleton Farm, Wilts.

PIDDLEHINTON AND CHARLTON MARSHALL, DORSET

715- Piddlehinton, Dorset Map of the Manor of Piddlehinton, Dorset, the Property of the Provost & Fellows of Eton College I835. Scale: 30 chains to 5 inches. Pencil notes, many plots marked EC. Compass indicator. 5'2i" x 2'.

716. Piddlehinton, Dorset Parish of Piddlehinton, showing owners of land, reference numbers, acreages. Scale: 10 chains to 1 and 5/8th inches. MS, on rollers; compass indicator. Pencil annotation. 5'1" x 2'5T".

717. /Charlton Marshall, Dorset/ Proposed exchange of land between Eton College and Mr /T-H^/ Bastard, £.1860. Ink and pencil annotation. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. "PW x 9f". See ECR 2/548-553 for correspondence relating to the exchange.

718. Piddlehinton, Dorset Ordnance Survey 6" map, parts of Dorset sheets XXXI.NE, XXXII.SW, XL.NE and XVI.NW pasted together. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1888. Labelled: Dorset. Piddlehinton.

75 SEER GREEN, BUCKS

719. Plan subscribed: This is the Plan marked A and referred to in the Annexed Declaration of John Rolfe made before me the tenth day of July I85O. James Du Pre. Shows Parsonage and New Barn Farm coloured, with numbers and acreage. No scale. Compass indicator. Declaration no longer annexed. 1*5" x l'8i".

SHIPDHAM, NORFOLK

720-725. Ordnance Survey sheets showing Eton College estate at Shipdham:

720. Ordnance Survey 25" Norfolk sheet LXI.5. College estate in Shipdham coloured and numbered. Annotated: Red numbers correspond with numbers on plan dated 1864.

721. Ordnance Survey 25" Norfolk sheet LXI.9. College estate coloured and numbered.

722. Ordnance Survey 25" Norfolk sheet LXI.13. College estate coloured and numbered.

723. Ordnance Survey 25" Norfolk sheet LX.12. College estate coloured and numbered.

724. Ordnance Survey 25" Norfolk sheet LX.il. College estate coloured and numbered.

725. Ordnance Survey 25" Norfolk sheet LX.16. College estate coloured and numbered.

SLOUGH, BUCKS

726. Slough, Poughley's Farm Torn and partly defective plan of plots numbered 5 and 10 north of Maidenhead - London turnpike road, adjoining road to Stoke /JPogesT"; one section coloured pink (l ac. 2r. 17p.). Scale: 4 chains to 1 inch. PTp x 1'6".

727. Slough (Station, High Street area) Ordnance Survey 25" Bucks sheet LVI.2. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I875. Buildings, roads, water coloured.

76 SLOUGH, BUCKS

728-731. Rawlence & Squarey: package of sale particulars:

728. Envelope labelled: Eton College, Eton Estate. Sundry Sale Particulars. 1 /circled/ 1074; containing:

729/I. Sale particulars of 64 plots of freehold building land, store yard and small paddock, the remaining portion of the Great Stoke field estate close to Slough station, adjoining Stoke Road, 1898. Nottage & Co., by order of the trustees under the will of Frederick Charsley /Registrar, Eton College, 1866-1892/.

/2. Map (detached), endorsed in red ink: Eton College Ploughleys.

730. Sale particulars of 12 acres in Slough belonging to Eton College, near the railway station, with frontages on Bath Road and Stoke Road, 1902. Buckland & Sons. Endorsed: R/awlenceZ & S/jquarev/ Private Eton College box.

731' Sale particulars and map, Holly Bush Corner in Hedgerley Dean, parish of Farnham Royal, Bucks, adjoining land belonging to Eton College, 1899. Buckland & Sons. Endorsed: Eton College box.

732. Slough: electric lighting, n.d. (after 1901). Ordnance Survey 6" sheets pasted together: Berks sheet XXXII \ Bucks sheet LVI I Middlesex, part of ) sheet XIX ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1868-81; printed 1899; reprinted 1901. Key to areas of supply, compulsory areas. Labelled: SLOUGH: Electric Lighting. Outer edges torn.

733. Slough: electric lighting, 1902. Plan no. 2: Area of supply of electricity for Slough, granted Slough Council 1902. Scale: 25 miles to 1 inch. Reference key. 5' x 3'3i"'

734. Eton College Estates: proposed development of lands for building purposes south of Ragstone Road, /Slough/. Rawlence & Squarey, Salisbury, 1917' Scale: 60 ft. to 1 inch. Key. 2'9i" x 2'11". (Presumably these proposals were not carried out: roads proposed do not conform with the present roads)

77 SLOUGH, BUCKS

735- Slough Ordnance Survey 25" Bucks sheet LVI.2. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I925. College estate coloured. Blue pencil numbers EE4 and 36.

736. Borough of Slough: main drainage scheme - sewage works extension - key plan, traced 20 September 1948. E. Gardner Thorp, Borough Engineer, Slough. Scale: 1:2500. MS coloured, with key; compass indicator.

737/1. Eton College Standing General Purposes Committee: Agenda item no. 16 for meeting held 19 March 1949 concerning Cippenham Lodge Farm (new tenancy) and Cippenham Farm, Bucks., leased to R.D. Gregory: wishes to purchase areas marked B and C on accompanying plan (ECR 65/737/2); the Committee was asked to consider whether the Corporation should also be asked to purchase area marked D, or whether Eton College should retain it and attempt to let it to the tenant of Cippenham Court Farm.

/Z. Plan based on Ordnance Survey 6" Bucks sheets LII.SE and LIII.SW, showing land A - D referred to in ECR 65/737/1, 15 March 1949.

738/1-4. Four copies, Borough of Slough: Cippenham Lane Estate, March 1955. E. Gardner Thorp, Borough Engineer and Surveyor, Slough. Drawing no. H3. 7I7/IA. Scale: 1:500. Key to symbols and colouring. Pencil numbers on ECR 65/738/1. ECR 65/738/I endorsed: Hutted Camp Chalvey. 3'3l" x 2'4i".

739-740. Buckinghamshire County Council: Town and Country- Planning Act 1947. Draft, Development plan, amendment no. 19: Slough and district review town map (2 sheets). Scale: 6 inches to 1 mile.

739. Eton Wick, Burnham, Slough Trading Estate, Eton, Farnham Royal.

740. Stoke Poges, Slough,Langley.

Key to code letters etc. for land use. ECR 65/740 dated: County Offices, Aylesbury, I960.

See also ECR 65/747

78 SLOUGH, BUCKS

741-745. Slough drainage scheme plans:

741. Letter from J.A. King, Borough Engineer and Surveyor, Slough, to P. Proby, Bursar of Eton College: enclosing copies of plans relating to the central areas surface water drainage scheme, also sent to the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries, 21 August 1962.

742. Borough of Slough: central section from Grand Junction Canal to the Myrke, Town Hall to Upton outlined in purple, divided into sections marked W and E: point at the Myrke labelled A. E. Gardner Thorp, Borough Engineer, Slough. Drawing no. I7/01/2 P.2. Copies from Ordnance Survey 6" sheet. 3'2i" x 2 , l£".

743. Borough of Slough: central areas surface water drainage scheme: regrading of ditch, Datchet Road to River Thames. Plan no. 17/02/2 P.4. Copy of Ordnance Survey 25" sheets: Berks sheet XXXII.6 ) Bucks sheet LVI.6 ) Ditch from the Myrke to Datchet Road, Datchet Road to the Thames, and part of the Thames coloured blue. 3'5" x 2'5i".

744. Borough of Slough: cross sections, central areas surface water drainage scheme, regrading of ditch, Pococks Lane to Black Potts. J.A. King, Borough Engineer and Surveyor, Slough. Drawing no. 17/02/2 P.9/1. Scale: plan 1:500 Longitudinal section: horizontal: 1:500 vertical: 4 ft. to 1 inch. cross section, horizontal and vertical: 4 ft. to 1 inch. 3'4" x 2'4".

745. Borough of Slough: cross sections, central areas surface water drainage scheme, regrading of ditch, Datchet Road to Pococks Lane. J.A. King,, Borough Engineer and Surveyor, Slough. Drawing no. 17/02/2 P.10/l. Scale: plan: 1:500 longitudinal section: horizontal: 1:500 vertical: 4 ft. to 1 inch. cross sections: horizontal and vertical: 4 ft. to 1 inch. 3'4" x 2'4".

79 SLOUGH, BUCKS

746. Slough Ordnance Survey plan SU 9579: showing proposed use for land at Chalvey Grove. Scale: 1:2500. Ordnance Survey, 1956 edition. County Planning Department, Aylesbury, January 1964.

747. Buckinghamshire County Council Town and Country Planning Act 1962: Development sheet no. 7: Slough and district town map: draft review, 6 January I965. Reproduced from Ordnance Survey 6" sheet. Key to letter codes etc. for land use. 4'7" x 3'4i".

See also ECR 65/739-7^0

748. Black Potts field water main Slough Borough Council Waterworks Section: new 18" diameter delivery mains - new pump station, Datchet, 24 February 1965' Location plan (inset) and detailed plan of pumping station in Pococks's Lane, Datchet. Scale: location plan 1:2500; no scale given for main plan. J.A. King, Borough Engineer and Surveyor, Slough. 3'4" x 2'6".

STOGURSEY, SOMERSET

749. Stogursey tithe map Plan of the parish of Stogursey in the County of Somerset. Inset: Stogursey town, 1841. Standidge & eo. Litho, 77 Cornhill, London, 1841. Scale: 8 chains to 1 inch; Inset: 2 chains to 1 inch. Plots numbered, no key. Labelled: Stogursey: Tithe map 1841 (Two copies). 5'8" x 3'3".

STRATFIELD MORTIMER, BERKSHIRE: STRATFIELD SAYE, HANTS

750. A survey of the glebe land situate at Stratfield Mortimer in the county of Berks belonging to the Provost and Fellows of the College of Eton Bucks. G. Sweetser, 1804. Scale: 16 poles to 1 inch. Reference key inset, with acreages. MS, coloured. Cartouche, compass indicator. On rollers. Pencil note on one field and against reference table. 2'2" x 1'6".

80 STRATFIELD MORTIMER, BERKSHIRE: STRATFIELD SAYE, HANTS

751. Stratfield Saye Ordnance Survey 6" Hampshire sheet V, Berks sheet XLV. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, I877. College estates coloured and outlined; annotations in lead and violet pencil, owners' or occupiers' names inserted in ink adjacent to College land. Labelled: Eton College. Strathfieldsaye. Berkshire.

752. Similar to ECR 65/75! but with different markings. Labelled: Eton College. Strathfieldsaye Estate. Berkshire. In pencil: R/awlence/ & S/jjuarev/

THURLBY, LINCOLNSHIRE

753-758. Ordnance Survey sheets showing Eton College estate at Thurlby:

753. Ordnance Survey 25" Lines. (Parts of Kesteven) CXL.il. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1904. College estate outlined in blue, field references in red ink.

754. Ordnance Survey 25" Lines (Parts of Kesteven) CXL.12. College estate marked as on ECR 65/753. Annotated: Red numbers correspond with numbers on plan dated i860.

755- Ordnance Survey 25" Lines (Parts of Kesteven) CXL.16. College estate marked as on ECR 65/753.

756. Ordnance Survey 25" Lines (Parts of Kesteven) CXLVI.4. College estate marked as on ECR 65/753.

757. Ordnance Survey 25" Lines (Parts of Kesteven) CXL.15. College estate marked as on ECR 65/753.

758. Ordnance Survey 25" Lines (Parts of Kesteven) CXLVI.3. College estate marked as on ECR 65/753-

WEEDON BECK, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

759. Plan of the Parish of Weedon Beck, in the county of Northampton. Haslam and Buckland, land agents and surveyors, 89 Cannon Street West, London and Reading, August i860. Scale: 3 chains to 1 inch. Coloured; compass indicator. 5'5" x 6'8".

81 WINDSOR, BERKSHIRE

760. Windsor Ordnance Survey 25" Berks sheet XXXII.10 ) Bucks sheet LVI.10 ) Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1925* Torn, unfit for production. Blue pencil numbers EE12 and 17­

761. Map of a freehold estate in the parish of New Windsor in the County of Berks., the property of the Provost and Fellows of Eton College. H. Walter, 1820. MS, coloured; reference key. Compass indicator. On rollers. Scale: 4 chains to 1 inch. UW x 2'2f".

762. Reproduction by Caleys Ltd., Windsor, of map of Windsor, Windsor Castle and the Home Park by W. Collier, 17^2, from the original in the British Museum. Dedicated: To the most noble Charles, Duke of Marlborough, Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter etc. etc. etc. This plan of the Town and Castle of Windsor and Little Park, is most humbly InscriVd by His Grace's Dutiful Obedient Humble Servt. W. Collier.

PLACES UNIDENTIFIED

763. Plan of a pair of cottages, ?place and site (endorsememt). Ground and 1st floor plan of semi-detached 3-bedroom cottages. W.H. Ball, 20 Henry Road, Slough, n.d.

764. Exhibition site plan, area l/3rd acre, showing new land, permanent house, Paragon bungalow, temporary bungalow, March 1946. Messrs. Tarrant Industries, London. Scale: l/l6th inch to 1 ft. rTF"x 1'9".

765-767. Plans by Tarran Industries Ltd., Hull:

765. External view of a bungalow, coloured (RES 8/5). Tarran Industries Ltd., Hull, 27 February 1946. l'7l" x 2'lf".

766. Similar to ECR 65/765, RES 7/7. 1'9" x 2'If".

767. Coloured drawing of 2 rows of houses by Tarran Industries Ltd., Hull, 8 February 1946. Endorsed in pencil (in error): Eton College: Proposed swimming pool. 3'3f" x 2'2".

82 PLACES UNIDENTIFIED

768. Plan for dark oak office desk, with dimensions. l'9i" x i'3".

769-771. Plans of tables:

769. Plan and end elevation of dining table, refectory type, with measurements, n.d. Pencil drawing. 1'7" x llf'.

770. Plan of serving table with hotplates and cupboards, with measurements, n.d. Pencil drawing. 1'2" x 8£".

771. ?Plan of serving table, smaller than ECR 65/77O, n.d. Pencil drawing. l'7f" x 8i".

772. Engraving from vol. II (Plate XV) of unspecified book: Ecclesiae Cathedralis Prioratus Benedictinorum Cantuariae facies Borealis, ab Eadwino ejusdem Conventus Monacho inter annos MCXXX et MCLXXIV delineata with below: /T?lan off the Cathedral Church of Canterbury ... /repr/esented above in Eadwin's drawing Published according to Act of Parliament Feb. 20 1755' ... Sculpsit l'7f" x 2'1".

ADDENDA

773' Brockhurst Wood, /Farnham Common/, Bucks. Taken from Ordnance Survey 25" Bucks sheet LIII.2 and 6. Eton College estate outlined in pink. Annotated in pencil: (Copy) for Bursary File 10p x 9i".

774. School Wood in Farnham Royal and Hedgerley Dean, Bucks. Reproduced from Ordnance Survey 25" Bucks, sheet LIII.1, I938 revision, by Slough Photo Printing Service, Slough, 8 May 1947. Annotated: (Copy) for Bursary 15:6:49. 7" x 11".

83 INDEX OF ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, SURVEYORS, MAPMAKERS, ENGRAVERS, LITHOGRAPHERS AND ENGINEERS (excluding the Ordnance Survey)

Abbott, J.G., engineer and manager, Windsor Royal Gas Light Company, 595 Alden, engineer, Oxford, 518-520

Artex (1931) Ltd., constructional engineers, Slough, 489

B , J.W., 359 Bacon, G.W. & Co. Ltd., Deansgate, Manchester, 4 Bailey, S. & J., mining and civil engineers, surveyors and valuers, Birmingham, 299-301 Baker, Benjamin, engraver to the Ordnance Survey, 3 Baker, Herbert, architect, 431 Ball, W.H., Slough, ?architect, 763 Bartholomew, John, & Co., Edinburgh, 4 Binfield, Richard, surveyor, 315, 316, ?317 Bingley, James, engraver, 186 Blomfield, Arthur W., architect, 341-356, ?357-358 Blomfield, Charles J., architect, 429-430 Blomfield, Charles J., & Morgan, architects, Ashburn Gardens, SW7, 452-453 Bourne, Ebenezer, writer, 3 Bowen, H.C., chief engineer, Thames Conservancy, 601-606 Bowman, R., surveyor, Dropmore, Burnham, Bucks., 682 Buckland & Sons, surveyors and estate agents, Slough, 33-37, 45-52, 730, 731 Buckland, W.T., surveyor, Wraysbury, 27 Carter, T.B., Staple Inn, London, architect, 411-412 Colby, Major , Ordnance Survey, 3 Collcutt, T.E., Bloomsbury Square, WC, architect, 370-410 Collier, William, surveyor, 7, 189, 302, 309, 310, 316, 762 Cook, Hammond & Kell Ltd., Westminster, ?lithographers, 159, 166, 592 Cook, R.J., 334 Cook, Robert J., & Hammond, lithographers, 206 Cooper, George, Thame, surveyor, 16 Costain, 628-630 Deverill, Frank T., Clerk of Works, Eton College, 422-428 Dorey, John H., Director, Josephs, Dorey, Coghlan, ?builders, 453 Driver, Messrs., surveyors, land agents and auctioneers, Whitehall, London, 664-665 Duley, E.A., architect with William Holford & Partners, 552 Elliott, J. Innes, chief architect and surveyor, Metropolitan Police, New Scotland Yard, 168-170 Eton College Housing Society Ltd, 56 Eton Housing Association, 179-180 Faden, William, Geographer to the King, 1 Faugoni, James, surveyor, 319 Faulkner, Amos F., architect, Sloane Gardens and Army & Navy Mansions, 69-71, 72-108, 109-130, 7131-149, 151-153 Field, Rogers, M. Inst. C.E., Westminster, 4l4 Fordyce, John, H.M.'s Surveyor General, 333 Frankland, E.H., County Surveyor, Bucks. County Council, 607-614, 618-622, 624-627, 632, 635, 636, 638-643

84 G , R.L., ?Eton College Works Department, 459 Garner, F.J. Gains, architect and surveyor, Slough & London, 238 Griffiths, G.J., engineer, Thames Conservancy, 596 H , E.H., ?surveyor, Thames Conservancy, 596

H t J.C.M., ?architect with The Hon. John Seely and Paul Paget, 488 H , W.D., ?Eton College Works Department, 458-461 Hall, L.K., & Greenslade, S.K., architects, Victoria Street, Westminster, 415-416 Hallowes Carter & Ellis, 155 Harvey, D.J., of James Bros (Hamworthy) Ltd, structural engineers, Poole, Dorset, 698-703 Haslam & Buckland, land agents and surveyors, London & Reading, 759 Hicks, Robert, ?architect or surveyor, 333 Higgs & Hill/Costain, 628-630 Hill, Sir Arthur, 464 Holford, William, & Partners, architects, London, 547, 548, 550-551, ?552, 557-559, 560-563, 577-590 James Bros (Hamworthy) Ltd, structural engineers, Poole, Dorset, 698-703 Jefferys, Thomas, Geographer to the King, 2 K , J. (?for Inclosure Commissioners). 33^ Kett, George (for Mrs Rattee, Cambridge), 363-365 King, J.A., Borough Engineer & Surveyor, Slough, 7^1, 7^, 7L5, 7L& Knight, Frank & Rutley, estate agents and auctioneers, 249 Langley-Taylor & Partners, King's Bench Walk, Temple, 555, 611, 614-616 See also Taylor, Langley, architect and surveyor, Beaconsfield Lauder, Bedell & Crompton, architects, John Street, Bedford Row, WC, 150 Leadbetter, Stiff, carpenter at Eton College, Jll-Jik Lofts & Warner, St Giles, Oxford, 693-697 London & North Western Railway Estate Department, Euston Station, 66 Longley, James, & Co. Ltd., building contractors, Crawley, 55, 5^8 Lorimer, Sir Robert, architect, Edinburgh, 432-451 M , D.J., 456 Manktelow, 1.0., 475 Medway Buildings and Supplies Ltd., Rochester, 587-588 Miles, Messrs. A., & Sons, ?builders, 56 Moltke, Wilhelm Viggo von, 38-44 Morris, T., surveyor, Newport, Mon., I96 North & Partners, architects, Maidenhead, 176-182 Nottage & Co., Testate agents and auctioneers, 729 Parsons, Captain -, RE, FRAS, Ordnance Survey, 335 Pattrick, Michael, FRIBA, 593-594 Peers, Sir Charles, consultant architect, 488 Pownall, G. & G.H., Parliament Street, SW, 66, 67, 69I, 692 Rattee, Mrs, Cambridge, 363-365 Rawlence & Squarey, land agents, Westminster, SW & Salisbury, 20, 25, 675-677, 706, 728-731, 73^, 752 Rell, C.F., lithographer & printer, Furnival Street, Holborn, 69-71 Ripley & Simmonds, Bracknell, 338-339 Rosser & Russell, engineers, Hammersmith, 56O-563 S , H.J. (?H.J. Stribling), 229-230 Sacks, Edwin 0., architect, Waterloo Place, SW, 67 Sanders & Church, architects, Camden Road, London, 154 . Sayer, Robert , publisher, Fleet Street, London, 2 Scott-White & Hookins, chartered civil & structural engineers, 578-586

85 Seely, Hon. John, and Paget, Paul, architects, Cloth Fair, EC, 488 Shaw, John, architect, Christ's Hospital, 322 Smallpeice, Job, surveyor, 240 Smith, E., surveyor, Shrivenham, Berks., 6 Q 0 Smith, Edward, surveyor, 295 Smith, John, & Partners, consultants, Eton, 53-5^ Soissons, Louis de, architect, 517 Soissons, Louis de, ARA, & Partners, architects, St John's Wood, 164, 166, 16?, 521-533 Soissons, Louis de, Peacock, Hodges & Robertson, architects, London, Exeter, Welwyn Garden City, 171, 173-175 Standidge & Co., lithographers, Cornhill, 749 Stanford, Edward, Geographer to the Queen, Long Acre, 32 Steward, Herbert Thomas, agent of Eton College for Chalcots estate, 72-108, 109-130, 131-153, 155 Stratford, R., surveyor, Amersham, 11, 12 Stribling, Herbert J., FRIBA, Slough, 56-57, 507-515, 549, 564-571; also 7229-230 Strutt & Parker, 693-697 Stubbs, Edwin J., architect, Regents Street, W., 68 Sweetser, G., surveyor, 750 Tarran Industries Ltd., Hull, 765-767 Tarrant Industries, London, 764 Taylor, Langley, architect & surveyor, Beaconsfield, 215-217, 218-225 See also Langley-Taylor & Partners Thompson, John, works contractor, 351-356 Thorp, E. Gardner, Borough Engineer, Slough, 736, 738, 7^+2 Trench, Capt. the Hon. W. Le Poer. RE, Ordnance Survey, 335 Trumper, William, ?surveyor, 662 Varney, W., Ltd., ?builders, Windsor, 574 Vauchan, C.E., and Vauchan, W., ?surveyors, 648 Walter, H., surveyor, 320, 323, 652, 76I Warre, Edmond L., architect, 470-474, 490-496, 497 Whishaw, Francis, surveyor, 186 Whitechurch, John, surveyor to Colnbrook Trust Turnpike Road, 683 Willett, William, builder, London, 68, 69, 72-108 Winfield, E., County Surveyor, Bucks. County Council, 476 Woodcock, John, & Son, surveyors, 333 Wratten & Godfrey, architects, Queen Anne's Gate, SW, 367

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