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Found in 158 Collections and/or Records:
Doors of principal rooms of the lodge and of bedroom doors., 1823-02
440 x 690mm. 1" = 1'. Mouldings full size.
Doors to students' sitting rooms and doors and small doors to Fellows' rooms ('doors to student bedrooms and gyp rooms the same, but narrower')., 1823-01
450 x 690mm. 1" = 1'; mouldings full size.
Doorways to passages, etc., next to New Court, 1823-01
445 x 695mm. Elevations c. 1⅛" = 1'; mouldings full size.
Draft seating plan for breakfast for the Duke of Gloucester and his retinue on the fifth anniversary of laying the foundation stone., 1828-07-02
Nos 16-18 not used.
There are many items relating to the maintenance of college buildings in the bursars' accounts (CCCC02/B).
Many of the documents relating to the college chapels are separately listed.
Drawings for improvements to the Master's Lodge, 1892-07
Elevation and plan of bay, August 1886; altered and twice-traced, July 1892.
Scale: 1/4. Dimensions: 22 x 27 ins.
E. elevation of chapel and Fellows' apartments, 1822 - 1823
430 x 675mm. 1" = 5'.
Elevation and plan of gateway with detail of finial, 1878-12-12
Nos 16-18 not used.
There are many items relating to the maintenance of college buildings in the bursars' accounts (CCCC02/B).
Many of the documents relating to the college chapels are separately listed.
Elevation and plan of railing and posts, 1879-08
Nos 16-18 not used.
There are many items relating to the maintenance of college buildings in the bursars' accounts (CCCC02/B).
Many of the documents relating to the college chapels are separately listed.
Elevation and plan of two semi-detached houses (2 and 3 Bene't Place)., 1819
Annotated: Thomas Tomson and James Clabbon. Clabbon was granted a building lease in 1819, see 09/18/238.
Elevation and plan of windows of the library next the court, with detail of battlements, mullion and section through transom., 1823-02
445 x 690mm. Elevation and plan: ¾" = 1'. Details full size.
Elevation of chapel door and plan of mouldings, 1822 - 1823
442 x 685mm. Elevation: 5" = 7'. Mouldings: 5" = 7' and 5" = 1'.
Elevation of end compartments of front next the street, 1822 - 1823
690 x 445mm. 3½" = 10'
Elevation of principal buildings towards New Court, 1822 - 1823
Lyon's additional storey sketched in to N. of the gate.
Elevation of principal front next the street, 1822-12
450 x 1245mm. Scale 1" = 5'.
Elevation of principal gateway next the street, 1822-12
c. 690 x 445mm. Scale: 3½" = 10'. Framed.
Elevation of S. front of lodge., 1823-02
442 x 680mm. 1" = 5'.
Elevation of S. side of hall, 1822 - 1823
407 x 615mm. 1" = 5'.
Elevation of S. side of the court., 1823-02
440 x 670mm. 1" = 5'.
Elevation of screen and bookcases of the library and plan of mouldings (or screen?), 1827
470 x 680mm. Elevations: 1" = 2'; mouldings full size?
Elevations, 1993-10-05
Scale 1:250
Elmington, 1857 - 1872
1. Plan of Oundle meadow bout in 1864. Scale not given.
2. Notes on valuations of 1796, 1814 and 1835.
3. Rough terrier of Elmington estate, 1858.
4. Rough plan to accompany 3, 1858.
5. Plan of the estate, 1857.
6. Notes by R. T. Caldwell on purchase of Oundle Meadow in 1864,
Engraving of proposed new court: elevation and plan. 3 copies and a negative photostat, 1773
Nos 16-18 not used.
There are many items relating to the maintenance of college buildings in the bursars' accounts (CCCC02/B).
Many of the documents relating to the college chapels are separately listed.
Engraving of proposed new court: elevation and plan: negative photostat, 1773
Source: British Museum App(?) 6776
External N. elevation of hall and section of stairs., 1822 - 1823
Includes an oriel as on the S. side. 415 x 664mm. 1" = 5'.
Fellows' Dining Room, 1987-01 - 1987-07
Preliminary study by Hughes and Bicknell, architects, for an extension to the Fellows' Dining Room (11pp report with plans), January 1987. Together with 11 plans for same by Chamberlin, Powell, Bon & Woods, March - July 1987 (chiefly sketch proposals (plans, sections and elevations), also mirror ceiling plan, table layout sketches and alternative seating layouts).