Williams - G. H. Williams

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JCPP/Williams

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G. H. Williams

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  • 1930 - 1958 (Creation)

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1 album, photographic prints

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The album contains photographs mainly taken by G.H. Williams in the 1930s. It was restored by him in 1961, and kept in the Combination Room until it was brought to the Archives in 2010. It comprises exterior and interior photographs of the college and photographs of Williams' contemporaries, fellows and senior members of the college.

  1. The Hall

  2. Chapel ceiling

  3. View of the Master's Lodge and College from the tower of All Saints Church, Jesus Lane

  4. View of the Master's Lodge from the Master's Garden

  5. View of the Gate Tower from the Fellows Garden

  6. Gate Tower

  7. First court

  8. A view from the Close

  9. The 'New Building'

  10. The Cricket Pavilion

  11. The Carpenter Tower

  12. The Masters garden

  13. First Court, Cloisters' entrance

  14. Pump Court

  15. The Chapter House as seen from the Cloisters

  16. Chapel from Chapel Court

  17. A photograph of an early architectural detail

  18. Another photograph of an early architectural detail

  19. Exterior wall of the Chapel showing the impression of previous Priory buildings

  20. Arch in the Cloisters

  21. A view of the Chapel from Cloister Court

  22. Another view of the Chapel from Chapel Court

  23. A view of the Chapel from the Master's Garden

  24. The interior of the Chapel facing east, showing screen, lectern and choir designed by Pugin

  25. The interior of the Chapel facing west, showing screen, lectern and choir designed by Pugin

  26. Chapel, the Sutton organ

  27. Chapel, the Sutton organ

  28. Chapel - a view of the altar, piscina and arcading

  29. Chapel - the altar cross

  30. Chapel - the piscina

  31. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 1

  32. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 2

  33. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 3

  34. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 4

  35. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 5

  36. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 6

  37. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 7

  38. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 8

  39. Chapel - gothic arches

  40. Chapel - ante-chapel ceiling, designed by William Morris

  41. Chapel - North Transept

  42. Chapel - Crossing

  43. Chapel - Romanesque arches

  44. Chapel - hassock

  45. Chapel - statue

  46. Drawing of Bishop Alcock and St Ambrose

  47. Holy water stoup

  48. Drawing of Bishop Alcock and St Ambrose

  49. Chapel - carved stone monument of Thomas Cranmer

  50. Chapel - carved stone monument of Tobias Rustat

  51. Chapel - stained glass window

  52. Chapel - stained glass window

  53. Chapel - the Great Window and rose window

  54. Hall - view towards high table

  55. Interior of the Master's Lodge

  56. Old Library

  57. The college skeleton

  58. A painted wood door bearing Bishop Alcock's rebus

  59. The Oriel window in Hall

  60. Conference Room

  61. Chimney piece in the Conference Room

  62. A detail of a ceiling

  63. Puginesque carved wood fragments

  64. The Prioress's Room

  65. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

  66. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

  67. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

  68. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

  69. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

  70. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

  71. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

  72. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

  73. Jesus Boathouse from the River Cam

  74. Exterior wall of the Chapel

  75. Carved stone monument to ST Coleridge

  76. 'Deus Providebit' by Eric Gill

  77. A photograph from P. Gardner-Smith with the following list of names: W.R. Inge; F.J. Foakes-Jackson; J.C. Watt; E. Abbott; H. Goodwin; W. Welsh; Arthur Gray; H.G. Wood and H.A. Morgan, circa 1905.

  78. Arthur Gray

  79. J.C. Watt

  80. F.J. Foakes Jackson

  81. E. Abbott

  82. W.L.H. Duckworth

  83. C.A. Elliott

  84. W.H. Mills

  85. Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch

  86. A. Nairne

  87. B.L. Manning

  88. L.A. Pars

  89. H. Barnes

  90. P.G. Gardner-Smith

  91. A.P. Sinker

  92. W.H. Thorpe

  93. E.M.W. Tillyard

  94. R.W.V. Gittings

  95. C.W. Gilber

  96. A.E. Green

  97. O.V. Guy

  98. C.H. Dodd

  99. F. Brittain

  100. C.H. Wilson

  101. A.L. Percival

  102. F. Brittain

  103. R.V. Jennings

  104. DH Wilkinson

  105. P. Gardner-Smith

  106. L.E.R. Picken

  107. D.J.V. Fisher

  108. A.P. Rossiter

  109. J. Mill

  110. A.G. Sharpe

  111. Group photograph with the following names: Brian Ralph; Trevor Jones; Glanville Williams; Alan Sharpe; Shackleton Bailey; Moses Finley; Bernard Towers; Ken Johnson; John Adkins; Wilkinson; Leslie Martin; G Fulton Roberts; Robbie Jennings; Hugo Jones; Alan Percival; Derek Taunt; Vivian Fisher; Frederick Raby; Percival Gardner-Smith; Lee Alan Pars; E.M.W. Tillyard; Bill Thorpe; Freddy Brittain and Charles Wilson. 1958.

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295 x 250 x 60mm, with the Jesus College crest embossed on the front cover photographic prints in an album

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The photographs in the album were mainly (but not solely) taken by G.H. Williams

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