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"Christian Students": a postscript to the article by Em Prof Baker in University of Liverpool Recorder3 Feb 1989 by the Revd Leak about the Student Christian Movement at Liverpool 1942-1948, and later at Cambridge etc, and about the World Student Christian Federation
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Photographic prints of exterior (11 views) and interior/furnishings (21 views) of St Stephen's Church, Grove St, Liverpool (now in St Luke's parish) taken prior to its demolition in 1992
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Subjects: '; ...Liverpool UniversityStaff...
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Photographic prints (with negatives) of the contents of the Board Room, Royal Liverpool Children's Hospital, Heswall showing mainly diplomas and certificates awarded to Sir Robert Jones, 1878-1932; prints of two paintings of children playing in the snow by Arthur Jelsley, 1901 and 1902, hanging in the corridor of the hospital.
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Photocopy of typescript draft chapter of David Jones' "A study of the foundations of civic Universities: Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool"
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Records of the Liverpool Metallurgical Society, comprising: Minutes of AGM and Committee Meetings, 1948-1969; Membership Application forms, 1952-1975; circulars to members (and photograph of Presidential Badge), 1947-1969; Attendance Registers, 1952-1977; Correspondence file s of the Honorary Secretary, 1948-1977; Copy of J F Giblin 'The Liverpool Metallurgical Society 1948-1983: A Short History', 1983 with corrigenda.
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The Gerald Beech Partnership Papers relate to various projects the company was involved with, particularly the erection of Bedford House Staff Club and the Wyncote Development. There are also folders relating to smaller projects at a warehouse in Gloucester Place, Abercromby Square redevelopment/railings, Staff House extension into 5 Abercromby Square, Staff House future developments, Corporation Cottage, University Air Squadron buildings at 24-26 Oxford Street, the University Chaplaincy, Tate Hall, School of Architecture and the University Naval Unit at 18 Oxford Street. These folders consist mainly of correspondence, plans and drawings, tenders, certificates for payment, invoices, reports, minutes and costings.
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Notes, drafts of papers, minutes of meetings etc., assembled by Anne Dennier as a member of the team at Colin Buchanan and partners re the South Hampshire Study (regarding expansion in the South East of England and its implications for South Hampshire); copy of Regional studies in Ireland, Sep 1968 commissioned by the United Nations on behalf of the Government of Ireland and undertaken by Colin Buchanan and Partners in association with Economic consultants Ltd (Miss Dennier was again a member of the team)
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Records and the Universities Athletics Union Western Division comprising committee minutes and files; also some material re the Northern Division
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In the 1980s Professor Anthony Ryan of the School of History at Liverpool University was made secretary of the society. The papers in this collection therefore generally comprise the documents held by Professor Ryan and those given to him by his predecessors. The papers include correspondence with society members, details of meetings including discussions of papers and publications.
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This collection of working and personal papers dates from Patten's childhood to the time immediately before deposit in 2007. It gives much insight into his working practices and includes many manuscript, typescripts and notebooks containing various drafts of his poetry, plays, books for children and work for television and radio. There is a small but significant series of handmade typescript poetry booklets featuring Patten's early poetry, these are precursor's to his later published magazine Underdog. There is an important series of correspondence with letters from literary figures such as Allan Ginsberg, Philip Larkin, John Betjemen and Ted Hughes, amongst many others. Included with the collection is also a series of printed books is this collection for which see the printed book catalogue at SPEC Patten.
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The Collected papers of the Glasiers include some 3000 letters, as well as diaries, newscuttings, photographs and some printed ephemera, dating from c. 1879-1975
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