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Correspondence
JCPP/Pars/1 · Series · 1912 - 1983
Part of Personal Papers

Letters written to L. A. Pars, with copies of letters written by him.

Correspondence
JCPP/Tiller/3 · Item · 28 February 1936
Part of Personal Papers

Two notes from Robert Gittings to Tiller. One of which is congratulating Tiller on winning the Chancellor's Prize.

Terence Rogers Tiller
Correspondence
JCCA/JCAD/7/21/1 · Item · 1884-1885
Part of College Archives

Including correspondence between R. Herbert Carpenter, E. H. Morgan and George Kett concerning the commissioning of railings to the north side of Chapel Court. Also includes correspondence with Joseph Barford at the Gothic Metal Works in Maidenhead, 1884; Boulton and Paul, ironmongers in Norwich, 1884; Robert Jones, art metal worker, at Knowsley Works, Cheetham, Manchester, 1885;

Correspondence
JCCA/JCAD/7/4/3 · Item · 1868-1870
Part of College Archives

Includes correspondence between Alfred Waterhouse and E. H. Morgan, 1868-70; Correpsondence between E. H. Morgan and J. Loveday, builder, concerning the construction of the Waterhouse building, 1869-70; Alfred Waterhous and E. H .Morgan to D. O. Boyd of the sanitary engineering and ventilation company concerning grates and ventilators for the new builidng, 1870;

Correspondence
JCCA/JCAD/7/10/1 · Item · 1924-1929
Part of College Archives

Correspondence with P. Morley Horder concerning the construstion of the new accommodation buildings, 1924-9; Letters from Archibald G. B. Russell, Lancaster Herald, and Eric Gill concerning heraldry to be included in sculpture for the new buildings, 1929;

Correspondence
JCCA/JCGB/2/12/3 · File · 1963 - 1999
Part of College Archives

Includes general correspondence concerning garden matters including planting schemes, list of plants purchased for the garden, Dutch elm disease, 1968 - 1981; papers relating to felling, maintenance, planting and replacement of trees, notes relating to the effect on the gardens by exhibitions including sculpture in the close; creation of St. Radegund's garden in Pump Court, .