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"By Cotswold Lanes to Wold's End", article

Ref: 1990/033/DS

Melvin B, Grosvenor’s article “By Cotswold Lanes to Wold’s End”, pp 615-654. References to Chipping Campden in ‘The National Geographic Magazine’ Vol. XCIII, No. 5, May 1948. P632,637,638. Plates XVIII,XX and XXI. (Photographs of Commander Fred Hart’s nephew and of his greatnephews (David and Basil Hart) p637, p 632 .).
"Chipping Campden", article 2001

Ref: 2002/015/DS

Article about Chipping Campden in Cotswold Life,Vol. 34, No. 8, August 2001. Pp 33-36 “Chipping Campden – home of Robert Dover’s games”, by Corinne James, pictures by Steven Russell.
Almshouses - a life of privilege

Ref: 2013/059/JN

A comparison of almshouse life and poor relief in Chipping Campden. Taken from “Gloucestershire History” published by Gloucestershire Rural Community Council, 2008, pp.18-24.
Ballad of Harriet Tarver

Ref: 1992/062/DS

Ballad of Harriet Tarver, “Gloucestershire History” No. 4 1990, p 9. Harriet Tarver was executed on April 9, 1836 for poisoning her husband in Campden. In Roy Palmer’s “Street Ballads in Gloucestershire”.
Burnt Norton - research material

Ref: 2013/066/DS

Copies of journal articles on Burnt Norton and Sandon Hall, Staffordshire, the seat of the Harrowby family, collected by Dr. Frederica Law-Turner when researching for an article for Country Life magazine. Includes: 1) Burnt Norton by Edward Malins. Pub. in Garden History, Vol. 7, No. 1 (Spring, 1979), pp. 78-85. 2) Burnt Norton by Dr. Christine Hodgetts, ...
Campden Mystery

Ref: 2013/052/J

Article taken from Gloucestershire Countryside magazine, January-March 1956, p.44. Recounts the story and puts forwards ideas as to where William Harrison had been between 1660 to 1662.
Chipping Campden Parochial Magazine October 1874

Ref: 2016/036/DO

Cover only of Home Words, inside page lists local events for the preceding months, August 30 1874 baptisms and September 1874 burials.
Choice Chipping Campden

Ref: 1999/022/DS

Article about Chipping Campden in Gloucestershire & Avon Life, September 1983, pp 22-26. Photographs of the Market Hall, St James’s Tower, Brasses in St James of William Grevel and his wife, Grevel House, Col. Geoffrey Powell, Henry and David Hart, Ian Jones headmaster of Ebrington and St James’s Chipping Campden primary schools, a ...
Cotswold Chronicle

Ref: 1996/086/DS

Cotswold Chronicle from 1966 to 1977.
For the want of two shillings - a life was lost

Ref: 2013/086/J

Article taken from Midland Ancestor, September 2011, about Louisa Jarvis, a silk worker in Campden in the mid 19th century. She had a relationship with a William Bennett, also of Campden, and they had two children together before the relationship broke up. In 1853 William was accused of her murder, was found guilty and imprisoned ...
LH

Ref: 1997/014/J/07

Local History magazine,no 15 1997/014/J, city centre history, in defence of history, GCSE, Leawood canal, Ulgham, degree description, modern labour history and local history, formulating an acquisitions policy, Pinhorn list update, private publishing
LH

Ref: 1997/014/J/01

Local History magazine, no. 17 1997/014/J, W P W Phillimore, avoiding chauvinism, GCSE, broom maker, the norvic factory, local history into print, Pinhorn list update
LH

Ref: 1997/014/J/02

Local History magazine No. 18, photographers Mrs Wadsworth and Lilian Ream, open air schools, methods and materials for local historians, English in Islington, GCSE, Hydes cotton industry, much respected station master, Brixham museum, Pinhorn list update
LH

Ref: 1997/014/J/08

Local History magazine, No. 20 December 1988, Bryan Waites, using old photographs, doing local history footnotes, GCSE, mediaeval pilgrimage to Lichfield Cathedral
LH

Ref: 1997/014/J/04

Local History magazine, April 1989 No. 21 1997/14/J, includes inserts of Batsford Books for archaeologists, form for subscribers, open letter from British Association for Local History, on doing local history – equal time, women, heritage and museums, travails of women, using old photographs, Pinhorn list
Local History Magazine

Ref: 1992/042/J/1

Local History Magazine, No. 57, September/October 1996. Minutes that can turn into hours, Getting excited over a load of hot air: local history and the Victorian Turkish bath, The Local History Scene in Ulster, Restoring old photographs: A traditional activity transformed by computer technology, BiblioFILE
More Tea Please

Ref: 2002/057/DS

“Cotswold Life”, April 2000. “More Tea Places”, the tea trail in Chipping Campden, pp 46-47, by Joanna Remmer.
Morris Dancing at the Dover's Games

Ref: 2011/195/E

1. Photocopy of pages of ‘The Morris Dancer’, Vol. 3, No. 8. pp. 249 – 252 contains correspondence about Dover’s Games. 2. Letter to the editor of same journal from Francis Burns pointing out that he was the author of an article published in ‘The Times’ quoted in the above correspondence and enclosing a note about ...
Notes and Queries

Ref: 2011/176/DS

New Series, Vol. 9, No. 2. February, 1962. Includes to letters (pp. 49-52) from Christopher Whitfield about aspects of Robert Dover’s activities and possible acquaintance with Shakespeare. From estate of Francis Burns
The Cadet Journal

Ref: 2004/161/DO

Official organ of the Army Cadet Force, January 1946, Edited by Harold Wheeler
Wool merchants and their brasses

Ref: 2013/017/DS

Photocopies of two articles with same title and similar content from: 1) Transactions of the Monumental Brass Society, Vol. XV11, Part 4, 2006 2) Transactions of the Monumental Brass Society, October 2008

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