Picture

Baptist Hicks

Ref: 1996/162/Pa

Illustration of Baptist Hicks, bought at a Phillips auction, Lot 14, 20/3/1996 from the Woolstaplers’ Museum sale.
Birdseye View of Campden House

Ref: 1996/152/Pa

Burnt down in the year of Naseby, 1645 print from an old drawing. Bought at auction from Phillips, Lot 14 20/3/1996.
Campden Market Hall, black water colour, 1925.

Ref: 1997/151/Pa

Campden Market Hall, black water colour, F L Griggs, 1925.
Campden Town Brass Band.

Ref: 1996/164/Pa

Photograph of members with their instruments at the Madresfield Musical Competition. First Prize. Conductor Jimmy Pyment. Bought at a Phillips auction, Woolstaplers’ Museum, Lot 14 20/3/1996.
Campden Vicarage sketch showing proposed extension 1847

Ref: 2000/048/Pa

Architectural drawing of Campden Vicarage. From the North East, showing the proposed addition, by A.S. Seaton, milkman to Bedfont House, 1847. Plus photocopy.
Christmas Card, 1943, drawing of High Street, by Constance Sparling.

Ref: 1994/059/Pa

Christmas Card, 1943, illustration of High Street, by Constance Sparling. Grammar school to noel arms
Civil War leaders - display items

Ref: 2017/008/P

Civil War leaders – display items
Copies of Noel Portraits from the National Portrait Gallery.

Ref: 2009/068/Pa

1. Gerard Thomas Noel (1782 – 1851) 2. Baptist Wriothesley Noel (1800 – 1873) 3. Hon. Roden Berkeley Wriothesley Noel (1834 – 1894)
Copy of a picture of Sir Baptist Hicks, First Viscount Campden, 1618.

Ref: 2007/020/DS
Copy of an illustration of Grevel's House, n,d.

Ref: 2009/110/Pa

Signature looks like “PLO.?” Possibly taken from a book.
David Birch's exhibition 2nd - 4th December 1994.

Ref: 2007/293/E

Card with illustration, shows St James’ Church Tower from Cider Mill Lane with Fred Caldicott’s cottage in the foreground and Covenant House on the right.
Diagram of Hulls' Steamboat

Ref: 1996/153/Pa

Jonathan Hulls of Darby’s House, Chipping Campden invented a steam boat of the paddle steamboat type, it was tried out at Evesham on the river Avon in 1736.
Dover's Meeting poster 1849.

Ref: 2007/162/Pa

Original framed poster. On the back is a torn sticker “From F. L. Griggs”
Farewell, Bowling Green 1989

Ref: 1999/004/Pa

Watercolour of the old Bowling Green, painted by Mrs R Linsley, late CADHAS member of Saintbury, mother of Juliet Carro.
Farm Sheds, watercolour by Florence Mare

Ref: 2021/054

Watercolour by Florence Mare c. 1960. Written description of her life in Digital Archive Box F15, hard copy with painting.
Football, 2002-2004 Championship & Cup Winning team.

Ref: 2011/043/Pa

Showing D. Reason, P. Robinson, R. White, D. Tustin, A. Cooper, T. Helbert, J. Hands, A. Beale, A. Bennett, R. Lewis, D. Cook, T. Haynes, D. Taylor, S. Gittus (captain), M. Sheridan, D. Beale and M. Tye.
Forge, Blind Lane. Watercolour 1999

Ref: 1999/012/P

Forge, Blind Lane. Watercolour 1999
Framed charcoal drawing of Westington Old Manor.

Ref: 1995/060/Pa
Framed miniature of the Assumption.

Ref: 1998/032/Pa

Gilt on mother-of-pearl. Bought by Col. Farquar’s father in Valetta c1863. Accompanying letter 26/2/1959 from Col. James Farquar to Miss Pip Greenhill. References to Dr. Heald and Dr. Oliff (sic)
Framed, charcoal drawing of unidentified scene.

Ref: 1995/061/Pa
Griggs drawing of Owlpen Manor.

Ref: 2008/138/DS

Etching dated 1931, on a card.
Griggs Illustrations

Ref: 2009/075/Pa

There are four: 1. Grevel’s House, Chipping Campden, copy of an illustration 1904. 2. The Almshouses, Christmas card with greetings from F.L.M and N.B.M Griggs at Dover’s House, Christmas 1934. 3. The South Alley of the Market Hall, Christmas card with Christmas Greetings from F.L and N.B.M. Griggs, 1929. 4. St James’s Church, Chipping Campden, ...
Henry VIII Charter.

Ref: 2003/171/DT

Photographed from original at GRO.
Highland Regiment.

Ref: 1990/034/Pa

Unidentified framed photograph, signed by some of the soldiers in the picture, : M. Jackson, M. G. Spence, R.C. Tomlinson, W.A. Robertson, F. S. Crawford, R. G. Lindsay, B. C. Tomlinson, G. R. Gardner., n.d. Probably Gordon Highlanders billeted here during First World War

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