First Gallery alterations, sketches by Edward Taylor of York

Date:
1876 - 1884
Reference:
RET/2/1/17/5
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First Gallery alterations, sketches by Edward Taylor of York. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Description

Sketches are coloured. They comprise the following: 1. Conveniences, Men’s 1st Gallery, elevation and plan November 1876 2. Windows, corridor screen, door with side lights to ante room May 1884 3. As 2. above but coloured, with decorated glass of screen shown May 1884 Note on costs and details appended, 3 June 1884 4. Proposed screen in corridor of Men’s 1st Gallery December 1884 With estimated cost 5. As 4. above but without showing decorative glass December 1884 With estimated cost 6. Proposed screen in corridor of Men’s 1st Gallery c 1884 Shows close up of etched glass panes, coloured, and gives cost 7. Occupation of site of WC’s removed, plan, elevation, section December 1884 With letter from Edward Taylor to Robert Baker on all the alterations and plans

Publication/Creation

1876 - 1884

Physical description

7 plans and drawings and 2 documents

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Open and available at the Borthwick Institute for Archives. This material is being digitised by the Borthwick Institute for Archives as part of a Wellcome Trust funded project. Material that is digitised will be accessed freely online through the Wellcome Library catalogue.

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