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Deeds for Parsons Close

Ref: 2014/060/D

Original house particulars for Canons Mead, previously Parsons Close, formerly Little Close, Station Road Chipping Campden. Prievous owners include Miss Hawker, Mrs. Campangnac. See also JJ Warmington Plans and photos in Houses, Search Aids.
Letter ref Burtons shop

Ref: 2014/070/DO

13 Ma5rch 1929. Letter from Nottingham & Midland Property Co Ltd to Rev. G E Hitchcock, Vicar of St. James’ Church, re a noticeboard fixed to outer wall of building for the use of Campden Parish Church council. Asks for acknowledgement of situation. Response on back.
Town Hall Restoration 1891-97

Ref: 2014/075/DO

Documents, including list of subscribers to the Town Hall Restoration Fund, started by the Town Trust in 1891 and architect’s specification. The changed design was completed in 1897.
New buildings in Campden 1900s

Ref: 2006/045/DO

List of new buildings in Campden in the 1900s.
Campden listed buildings, NMR details

Ref: 1999/082/RA

National Monuments records ,held at Swindon, List of Campden listed buildings, Photographic collection details of: Hallam Ashley G series, Gerald Ganville, H W Taunt negatives collection. Measured drawings index, Air photographs, details of Specialist collection and Vertical air photographs.
Campden fish and chip shop, 1954, newspaper cutting

Ref: 2006/143/DS

Evesham Journal cutting “50 years ago”, July 24th 1954, referring to the architectural challenge of a “Fish and Chip” shop in Campden. From Allan Warmington’s papers.
Shepherds Close, details of building projects

Ref: 2008/109/DO

John Warmington, details of building projects, itemised by Jill Wilson, from Allan Warmington’s effects; 1. Shepherds Close, estate agents brochure 2. Solicitor’s document to Mr Greasley, Shepherd’s Close 3. Letters regarding Shepherds Close and Island House 4. Specification and accounts for Mr Greasley, Shepherds Close and Westington Manor
Seymour House Hotel, plans for conversion, 1995-8

Ref: 2004/168/DS

Seymour House Hotel, malthouse conversion. Archeological-historical survey, with plans, architects drawings and photographs, 1995-98. 9 boards, 30″ x 21″. (Typed copy from Olivia Amphlett added 20/9/06)
Seymour House Hotel, drawing and business papers

Ref: 2004/167/DS

Seymour House, pen and ink drawing, rear view, (copy), n.d. Various papers from Seymour House Hotel, (closed October 2004), including business cards, brochure, menu
Town Hall, plans for alteration and letter, 1973

Ref: 2005/030/DS

Town Hall. Plans for the alteration to the Town Hall, by the Town Council and one letter from F. A. Holland to Mr Tyson.1973
Listed planning consent for Chipping Campden buildings, correspondence

Ref: 2005/054/DS

Correspondence between the Department of the Environment, Cotswold District Council and The Campden Society about planning consent for listed buildings, in particular High House in Sheep Street and the listed Dovecot in Westington, together with a list of buildings, some of which are listed. Photocopy of an article about Paul Woodroffe’s house at Westington, ...
Old Campden House, Landmark Trust Report

Ref: 2005/103/DS

Landmark Trust Report on the Old Campden House, East and West Banqueting Houses and the Almonry
Old Campden House Family Trail

Ref: 2017/089

2 sided site guide for open days, produced as part of the Lottery project The Howse that was so Fayre.
Campden Manor, Chipping Campden

Ref: 2004/155/DS

Campden House, from Nicholas Kingsley’s book “The Country Houses of Gloucestershire” includes drawings, site plan and recent copy of a photograph of Campden House.pub. London 1989/2002, p.62
Campden Vicarage Cottages

Ref: 2010/152/DS

Vicarage cottages sale. Letter from Thomas W. Benfield about the cottages, 11/2/1972. Cutting from ‘Evesham Journal and Four Shires Advertiser, February 1972. From Allan Warmington’s effects.
Houses in Station Road, brick materials, 1931, newspaper cutting

Ref: 2010/313/DS

Campden Rural District Council settled on brick materials for eight houses in Station Road, some costs defrayed by Mr F. L. Griggs. Cutting from an unnamed newspaper, August 1981, describing an article of 29/8/1931. From Allan Warmington’s papers.
Stamford House, Leysbourne. 1983 Notice of special listing.

Ref: 2011/024/DO

Stamford House, Leysbourne. Notice of inclusion of Stamford House in a list of buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, dated 20th July, 1983. Grade not mentioned, but appears to be Grade II.
Westington Old Farm, details of owners, and other properties.

Ref: 2011/110/DS

Westington Old Farm (Westington Farm), details of owners and other properties: Paul Woodroffe, Mrs Lynch-Staunton, Mr & Mrs Martin Samuelson, Wilfred Gibbins, Miss Katherine Gell, Miss Winifred Heaton, Earl of Gainsborough, Frances Woodroffe, Florence Maguire, Mrs Calverley, Leveson Calvereley, Percy Newman (Stained Glass Worker), Rose Hill, Chipping House, Leysgarth, Rose Cottages, Abbotsbury, Dover’s House.
A few Historical Facts about Burnt Norton

Ref: 1994/053/DS

Description of Burnt Norton house from 1620 to 1987, typescript.
A History of the Court Barn

Ref: 2009/160/DS

The Court Barn, a history of the barn, c1777 – 2007
The other Campden House, home of Sir Baptist Hicks

Ref: 2007/128/DS

Campden House, Kensington, 1965 newspaper cutting. One of the two stone dogs which guarded the house remains in Kensington Central Library.
William Grevel's House Chipping Campden

Ref: 2005/092/DS

Copy of an article in a student magazine (pub. 1997) with plans, illustrations and description of William Grevel’s House. Letter from Morris Barton to Allan Warmington about the article.
J.J. Warmington, builder, cemetery at St Lawrence's Churchyard, Mickleton. 1933.

Ref: 2009/363/DO

Specifications and estimates of work for the cemetery at St Lawrence’s Churchyard, Mickleton. 3 documents, March 1933 and July 1931 for Edwin H. Earp, surveyor. From Allan Warmington’s effects of his father J.J. Warmington.
Lygon Arms, Campden: notes on its history.

Ref: 2010/225/DS

Lygon Arms at Campden. A few notes by anonymous author (poss. J. Baker, Almshouses, 1997/104) about its history. The notes mention Mr Mullins who gave the inn its name: flooding in Campden in 1830 (King George’s Flood). The notes also include a description of a visit to London 70/80 years previously, by ...

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