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Comprehensive Development Areas: Woolwich, 1950s
Comprehensive development areas: Woolwich consists of:
- Woolwich Industrial Estate, ( 1950s )
- plans - St Mary's Woolwich Redevelopment Area reused layout 1955 - with suggestions by the Borough Engineer, ( 1955 )
Correspondence between Thomson and Oliver F M Nicoll, Secretary of the Royal Commission on Population, 9 Jun 1944 – 13 Jul 1944
The correspondence refers to Thomson's work on the correlation of intelligence and family size. Nicoll asks Thomson to prepare a memorandum regarding his findings for the use of the commission, and later thanks him for producing this.
Also includes a telegram from B Hopkin, Assistant Secretary, asking for Thomson's permission to disseminate the memorandum.
Correspondence between Thomson and W A B Hopkin, Assistant Secretary for the Royal Commission on Population, 9-19 April 1946
The correspondence regards Thomson's Galton lecture, specifically an apparent difficulty in the assumption that the parents of all the children in a particular age group form an unbiased sample of parents. Also included is a letter to Thomson from Lawley, stating he approves of Thomson's reply to Hopkins.
Correspondence to Sir Archibald Geikie: Robert Harkness to Francis John Haverfield, 1872-1915
The Correspondence to Sir Archibald Geikie: Robert Harkness to Francis John Haverfield sub-series consists of:
- 18 letters, alphabetically arranged (1872-1915)
Cowley Street, c 1914
Cowley Street, looking Westward. This item forms part of a series of 33 items (Coll-1167/A/28/1-27) which were originally displayed on one composite sheet. Position on composite sheet: second row. "(Fig. 2)".
Cowley Street, c 1914
A photograph by Henry Irving (1838-1905) showin an Entrance Hall in Cowley Street. (Fig. 4). This forms one of 33 items (Coll-1167/A/28/1-27) which were originally displayed on one composite sheet. Position on composite sheet: third row.
Crosby Hall, c 1914
Crosby Hall. Setting springers to vault of window. Patrick Geddes was instrumental in the c.1908 campaign to save and remove Crosby Hall to Chelsea and envisaged it as a thriving student residence. This item forms part of a series of 33 items (Coll-1167/A/28/1-27) which were originally displayed on one composite sheet. Position on composite sheet: third row.
Crosby Hall, c 1914
Crosby Hall. Reconstructing vault of window (viewed from above). Patrick Geddes was instrumental in the c.1908 campaign to save and remove Crosby Hall to Chelsea and envisaged it as a thriving student residence. This item forms part of a series of 33 items (Coll-1167/A/28/1-27) which were originally displayed on one composite sheet. Position on composite sheet: third row.
Crypt of St. Thomas on the Old London Bridge, 22 February 1832, 1913
Crypt of St. Thomas on the Old London Bridge. This item forms part of Coll-1167/A27/1-7, a series of 7 collotypes originally displayed on one composite sheet. Position on composite sheet: third row.
Cup Winners at the London Dairy Show, 1870s-1930s
Photograph of the cows and their owners that were the cup winners at the London Dairy Show in 1933. There was Mr. H S Mountain's Jersey cow, "Sir Laurence's Imogen", National Butter Cup; Mrs. R M Foor's Jersey cow, "White Hill Boutillier's Dairylike", National Milk Cup; and the British Friesian Team that won the Bledisloe Challenge Trophy.