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'Holly and the Ivy', page from Penguin 'Book of Christmas Carols'

Ref: 2006/136/L

Penguin “Book of Christmas Carols”, pub. 1967, p 30, photocopy of page mentioning Cecil Sharp of Chipping Campden regarding the “Holly and the Ivy”.
Campden a New History. Coloured copy of the cover.

Ref: 2006/159/DO

Campden a New History, by members of CADHAS. Coloured copy of the cover. Vale Press.
Housman and Campden

Ref: 2005/095/DS

Collected facts on Housman and Campden, Carol Jackson 11/1/05, references to Alec Miller, Paul Woodroffe, Ashbee
Campden Calling

Ref: 1996/067/L

Poems about local characters by Guy Pemberton, Guild Cottage, Chipping Campden. December 1930. Handwritten key to people mentioned is appended to the typed copy.
Campden man's second book of poetry

Ref: 2009/025/DS

Gordon Greenall’s poetry book ‘Cool is the Reaping’, cutting from ‘The Journal’ 3/4/2008 about the book’s publication. 2 enlarged photocopies
Campden My Home

Ref: 1994/057/L

Poem about Campden, 3rd June 1988, by Gordon Greenall, 2 copies
A Cotswold Souvenir

Ref: 2004/124/L

Photocopy of poems by Keith Chapman, drawings by S J S Dyer, n.d. Contains “A Cotswold Morning”, “Historic Campden”, “The Cotswolds”, “Walking To Work”, “Stow-on-the-Wold”, “Burford”, “Snowshill”, “Bibury”, “The Cotswold Country”, “A Country Drive”, “Ask A Stranger”, “Chipping Campden” and “Sunset”
Against The Grain

Ref: 2009/114/DS

Play about the Guild of Handicraft, programme for the play on June 7th & 8th 2002 at Chipping Campden School. From Allan Warmington’s effects
An Affecting Copy of Verses

Ref: 1998/073/DT

Broadsheet poem, about Harriet Tarver who was executed on April 9th, 1836. Willey, Printer, Cheltenham. Given by Roy Palmer. Photocopy and typed copy. (see 1998/071/DS)
The Last Visit

Ref: 1996/090/L

Play called “The Last Visit”. Typescript
The Merrimix Miming Play

Ref: 2005/121/L

Mumming Play written by Seamus Stewart 1964, compiled from traditional sources. (File 6)
William Henry Bassett-Green, query

Ref: 2006/099/L

William Henry Bassett-Green, query received at the Tourist office 21.8.2002, about the famous author buried at Chipping Campden. Churchyard Grave U34, probably buried 1962.
Queen Victoria, card in memoriam

Ref: 2007/108/L

Queen Victoria, card “In Memoriam of our Late Queen and Empress”, with poem by H. W. Dolphin, Post Office Pensioner, Campden, R.S.O.
"A Nativity Play", performance 1938

Ref: 2007/080/L

Nativity Play “A Nativity Play” by Mgr. R. H. Benson at the Town Hall 19th and 20th December, 1938. Jenny Bruce’s mother S. Pieters plays a part.
'Chipping Campden' by J. P. Nelson, book review 1975

Ref: 2009/131/DS

‘Chipping Campden’ by J. P. Nelson, book review (probably Evesham Journal), 1975
White Christmas

Ref: 2000/024/L

Poetry by Nigel Townshend illustrated by Joan Townshend, The Black Swan Press, Grove, Wantage, 1987.
Fat King Melon

Ref: 2006/150/L

Chipping Campden School Play.
Haysum

Ref: 1996/066/L

Poem about George Haysum and his bus. Printed on card, handwritten on the back, by Percy Winter, Grevel Lane, Aston Road, Chipping Campden. Also pencilled food notes and Bletchley Park College. Date possibly wartime? Record merged with typed copy of the poem.
On Chipping Campden

Ref: 2007/093/DS

Poem, cutting from a magazine, n.d.
Stories for My Little Nieces

Ref: 1996/112/L

Stories from “My Little Nieces”. Manuscript. From F.P.H. No author, no date. (Nieces Rosemary, Myrtle and Anne)
The Book Beautiful, re Essex House Press

Ref: 2003/194/DS

A list of privately published books ‘An Exhibition of Private Press Books from the Sterling Library’ 6/5/2003 – 24/10/03, pub. University of London Library, May 2003. Essex House Press.
The Campden Crown

Ref: 1996/020/L

Fifty poems about Campden, by Hugh O’Connell. Published 1995, Cygnet Press, Bourton-on-the-Water. Limited edition of 100, No. 89.
Witches Brew

Ref: 1996/089/L

A Moral Comedy in one act, 1964, Seumas Stewart, Harrow House.
T S Eliot, correspondence

Ref: 2011/100/DO

Correspondence between Peter Gordon and Dr. Lyndall Gordon about T.S. Eliot.

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