Hampstead Garden Suburb Archive Trust

Catalogue of materials held

in Archive Room

Page(s)

Books 2-5

Journals and Newsletters 6

Booklets, Pamphlets & Miscellaneous 7-12

Artefacts 13

Hanging Files by Topic 14-21

Photographs catalogued separately

(A) bookcase in Archive Room

(B) bookcase in hallway

(C) bookcase in hallway

(D) bookcase in Archive Room

(S) shelves in Archive Room

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Books

Barnett, Henrietta, Canon Barnett, His Life, Work and Friends 2 vols. (John Murray

1918) two copies vol. 2 (A)

________ Canon Barnett, His Life, Work and Friends 2 vols. (John Murray,

2nd ed, 1919) two copies vol. 1; three copies vol. 2 (A)

________ Canon Barnett, His Life, Work and Friends (John Murray 1921)

three copies (A)

________ Matters that Matter (John Murray 1930) three copies (A)

Barnett, Canon S.A., Practicable Socialism (Longman,Green and Co 1915) two

copies (A)

________ Worship and Work (Letchworth Garden City Press 1914) (A)

Barrett, Helena, and Phillips, John, Suburban Style. The British Home 1840-1960

(Macdonald Orbis 1987) (A)

Bauer, Gérard, Baudez & Roux, Banlienes de Charme ou l’Art des Quartier-Jardins

(Pandora 1981) section on HGS translated in typescript (A)

Berry, Marion, I Buy a School (Avon Books 1996) (A)

Besant, Walter, East London (Chatto & Windus 1901) (A)

________ East London Antiquities (East London Advertiser 1902) (A)

Besant, Walter, ed.,and Mitton, G. A., Hampstead and Marylebone. The Fascination

of London (Adams & Charles Black 1902) (A)

Beveridge, Lord William, Power and Influence (Hodder and Stoughton 1953) (A)

Bosanquet, Helen, The Family (Macmillan 1906) (A)

Briggs, Asa, A Study of the Work of Seebohm Rowntree 1871-1954 (Longmans1961)

(A)

Briggs, Asa, and Macartney, Anne Toynbee Hall. The First Hundred Years

(Routledge and Kegan Paul 1984) signed by authors (A)

Brown, Jane, Lutyens and the Edwardians (Viking 1996) (A)

Calabi, Donatella Architettura Domestica in Gran Bretagna 1890-1939 (Electa 1982)

(A)

Charles, Prince of Wales A Vision of Britain. A Personal View of Architecture

(Doubleday 1989) (A)

Chatterton, Frederck, Small Houses and Bungalows (Architectural Press 1932) (A)

Cherry, Gordon E, Pioneers in British Planning (Architectural Press 1981) (A)

Clark, Leonard Prospect of Highgate and Hampstead (Highgate Press 1967) (A)

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Collier, Robert Laird, English Home Life (Ticknor 1886) (A)

Creedon,Alison ‘Only a Woman’. Henrietta Barnett. Social Reformer and Founder of

Hampstead Garden Suburb (Phillimore 2006) (A)

Curson, David, and Hewlett, Jan, and Yarham, Ian, Nature Conservation in Barnet

(London Ecology Unit 1997) (B)

Denbigh, Kathleen, Preserving London (Robert Hale 1978) (A)

Durrant, Stuart, The Decorative Designs of C.F.A Voysey (1990) (A)

Godfrey, J.A., and Castle Cleary, R., School Design and Construction (Architectural

Press 1953) (A)

Gray, A. Stuart, Edwardian Architecture (Duckworth 1985) (A)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Horticultural Society, Handbooks 1957-64; 1969-70;

1972; 1984; 1990-91 (B)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Residents Association, Year Books 1965-81 (B)

Harper, Charles G., Rural Nooks Round London (Chapman Hill 1907) (A)

Haverfield, F., Ancient Town Planning (Clarendon Press 1913) copy owned and

signed by Unwin (A)

Howard, Ebenezer, Garden Cities of To-morrow (Swan Sonnenschein 1902) (A)

Hughes, W. R., New Town. A Proposal in Agricultural, Industrial, Educational, Civic

and Social Reconstruction (Dent 1919) (A)

Hussey, Christopher, The Life of Sir Edwin Lutyens (Antique Collectors Club1984)

(A)

Ikin, C. W., Hampstead Garden Suburb. Dreams and Realities (New HGS Trust &

HGS Residents Assoc 1990) four copies also typescript draft (A)

Jekyll, Gertrude, Flower Decoration in the House (Antique Collectors Club 1982) (A)

Jupp, Peter C, and Grainger, Hilary J, Golders Green Crematorium 1902-2002: A

London Centenary in Context (London Cremation Co plc 2002) (A)

Kitching, Christopher, Archive Buildings in the United Kingdom 1977-1992 (HMSO

1993) (A)

Kornwolf, James D., M.H. Baillie Scott and the Arts and Crafts Movement (John

Hopkins Press 1972) (A)

Lawrence, G.R.P., Villages in to Borough (Finchley Public Libraries Committee

1963) (A)

Lundow, Merry, Discovering Country Walks in North London (Shire Publications

1978) (A)

Lutyens, Sir Edwin, eds., Percy, Clare, and Ridley, Jane, The Letters of Edwin

Lutyens to His Wife, Lady Emily (Collins 1985) (A)

Lyttelton, Edith, Alfred Lyttleton. An Account of his Life (Longmans 1917) (A)

Lytton, Earl of, New Treasure. A Study of the Psychology of Love (Allen & Unwin

1934) (A)

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Macgibbon, Jean, I Meant to Marry Him. A Personal Memoir (Gollancz 1984) (A)

Marsh, Jan, Back to the Land: The Pastoral Impulse in Victorian England from 1880

to 1914 (Quartet Books 1982) (A)

Mary, Queen, The Queen’s Gift Book (Hodder & Stoughton 1924) presented and

signed by Queen Mary when she opened an extension to the Institute (A)

Meacham, Standish, Toynbee Hall and Social Reform 1880-1914 (Yale University

Press 1987) (A)

Miller, Mervyn, Hampstead Garden Suburb: Arts and Crafts Utopia? (Phillimore

2006) two copies, one presented by Mervyn Miller (A)

________ Hampstead Garden Suburb: Past and Present - the Archive

Photographs Series (Chalford Publishing Co 1995) (A)

________ Letchworth. The First Garden City (Phillimore 1989) (A)

Miller, Mervyn, and Gray, A. Stuart, Hampstead Garden Suburb (Phillimore 1992)

(A)

Moberly Bell, E., Octavia Hill: A Biography (Constable 1942) (A)

Morris, William, News from Nowhere (Longmans 1934) (A)

Moss, Eccardt, Ebenezer Howard 1850 - 1928 (Shire Publications 1973) two copies

(A)

Norrie, Mavis and Ian, eds., The Book of Hampstead (High Hill Press 1960) (A)

Pearson, Lynn F., The Architectural and Social History of Cooperative Living

(Macmillan 1998) (A)

Penty, Arthur J., The Elements of Domestic Design (Architectural Press 1930) (A)

________ The Restoration of the Gild System (Swan Sonnenschien 1906) (A)

Percy, Clayre, and Ridley, Jane, (The Letters of Edwin Lutyens (Collins 1985) (A)

Picht, Werner, Toynbee Hall and the Settlement Movement (G. Bell 1916) (A)

Pimlott, J. A. R., Toynbee Hall. Fifty Years of Social Progress 1884-1934 (Dent

1935) (A)

Preston, J. H., The Story of Hampstead (Staples Press 1948) (A)

Purdom, C. B., The Building of Satellite Towns (Dent 1949) (A)

________ The Letchworth Achievement from the Establishment of the Garden

City to the Recent Dramatic Defeat of a Take-over (Dent 1963) (A)

Quennell, Marjorie, A History of Everyday Things in England 1066-1799 (Batsford

1931) (A)

Reid, Aileen, Brentham. A History of the Pioneer Garden Suburb 1901-2001

(Brentham Heritage Society 2000) (A)

Rivers, T., Cruickshank, D., Darley, G., Pawley, M., The Name of the Room: A

History of the British House and Home (BBC 1992) (A)

Schäfer, Ulric P., Rudolf Kircher als London Korrespondent der Frankfurter Zeitung

1920-1923 (Peter Lang 1994) (A)

Senior, Derek, Your Architect (Hodder & Stoughton 1964) (A)

Slack, Kathleen M., Henrietta’s Dream: A Chronicle of the Hampstead Garden

Suburb 1905-1982 (1982) two copies (A)

________ Henrietta’s Dream: A Chronicle of the Hampstead Garden Suburb:

Varieties and Virtues (1997) many copies (A&C)

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Slack, Kathleen M, ed., A History of Golders Green Meeting House of the Religious

Society of Friends 1913-1993 (1993) two copies (A)

Smith, Clive, and David, Golders Green Past and Present (WH Smith 2001) (A)

Smith, Sir H., Llewellyn, The New Survey of London Life and Labour: vol. VI Survey

of Social Conditions. (2) The Western Area (P.S. King 1934) (A)

Thurtle, Ernest, M.P., Time’s Winged Chariot (Chaterson 1945) (A)

Tims, Margaret, Ealing Tenants Ltd. Pioneers of Co-partnership (Ealing Local

History Society 1966) (B)

Tindall, Gillian, The Fields Beneath. The History of One London Village: Kentish

Town. (Granada 1981) (A)

Trotter, William Edward, Views in the Environs of London (Simpkin Marshall & Co

1839) (A)

Tucker, Anthony, Climate for Living (Macdonald 1967) (A)

Unwin, Raymond, Town Planning in Practice. An Introduction to the Art of

Designing Cities and Suburbs 2nd Edition (The Century Co., New York 1932) signed

by Raymond Unwin (A)

Unwin, Raymond, and Baillie Scott et. al., Town Planning and Modern Architecture

at the Hampstead Garden Suburb (T. Fisher Unwin1909) two copies plus two

photocopies (A&C)

Watkins, Micky, Henrietta Barnett in Whitechapel. Her First Fifty Years (Micky

Watkins & Hampstead Garden Suburb Archive Trust 2005) two copies (A)

Weaver, Lawrence, Houses and Gardens by E.L. Lutyens (Country Life & Newnes

1913) (A)

West, T. W., Discovering English Architecture (Shire Publications 1979)

Wilson, Mona, The Life of William Blake (O.U.P. 1971) (A)

Woodall. Samuel James, The Manor House Hospital (Routledge & Kegan Paul 1966)

(A)

Young, A.E., and Ashton, E.T., British Social Work in the Nineteenth Century

(Routledge & Kegan Paul 1956) (A)

Zevi, Bruno Towards an Organic Architecture (Faber & Faber 1950) (A)

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Journals and Newsletters

Architect and Builders Journal Dec 30th 1911. Article with numerous photographs of

houses in Hampstead Garden Suburb and Gidea Park (A)

Architectural Design ‘London 1900’ vol. 48 nos. 5-6 1978 (A)

Gazette, the 2005 – to present (New Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust) (S)

Hampstead & Highgate Express, Hampstead Garden Suburb 90th Birthday

(supplement 1997) twelve copies (C)

________ Hampstead Garden Suburb Centenary 1907-2007 (A)

Heritage Outlook Journal of the Civic Trust May-Jun 1983 (article on HGS pp. 50-53)

(B)

Insight Autumn 2000-to date (The HGS Institute) (B)

Institute News, the Autumn 1995-Summer 1999, March 1970-Spring 1994 (old

version) some missing (B)

Newsletter (Hampstead Garden Suburb Residents Association) 1978-1982 (S)

Planner, the Journal of the Royal Town Planning Institute no.5 vol.60 May 1974

(reference to HGS p.679) (B)

Record, The Hampstead Garden Suburb (Aug 1912–April 1917 bound in five

volumes) index cards for contents (A&B)

Suburb News (Hampstead Garden Suburb Residents Association)

1983- to date (S)

Temple Fortune Notes Nov 1919 - April 1924 (Hampstead Tenants’

Societies) in one bound volume with index cards for contents (A)

________ Jul 1920, Aug 1920, Aug 1921, Dec 1923, Jan 1924 (single issues) (B)

Town and Country Planning, vol. IV December 1935-September 1936 (A)

________ vol. VII January 1939-March 1939 (A Planning Review) (B)

________ July 1957 (HGS Jubilee) (A & S. Box 9)

________ August 1957 (HGS Jubilee Celebrations) (S. Box 9)

________ September 1957 (Unveiling of Unwin Plaque at Wyldes)) (S. Box 9)

________ November 1963 (Raymond Unwin Centenary) (A)

Town Crier, the Apr 1911 - Dec 1920 (in various bound volumes) index cards for

contents (A&B)

Transactions, new series 1977-78, Ancient Monuments Society (A)

Voluntary Action no.13 Summer 1983 (pp.18-19 reference to Rev S. Barnett) (B)

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Booklets, Pamphlets & Miscellaneous

Archer, Roz, The Listing of George Lister Sutcliffe AA Building Conservation

Diploma Course, (bound thesis 1999) (A)

Arts Council, Lutyens, Catalogue of Exhibition at Hayward Gallery Nov 1981 - Jan

1982 (Hillingdon Press 1981) (A)

Ashton, Adrian, An Architect Abroad (Building Publishing Co 1950) (A)

Barnet, London Borough of, Development Plan: Topic Study3. Environment (report

1981) (B)

_______ Development Plan: Topic Study 10. Recreation and Leisure (report

1985) (B)

________Hampstead Garden Suburb Conservation Area (pamphlet 1974) (S. Box 7)

________Town Trail: Hampstead Garden Suburb (pamphlet 1979) (S. Box 7)

Barnett, Henrietta, Clippings from Various Newspapers: Interviews and Articles

1921-22; Obituaries and Funeral (B)

________ The Story of the Growth of the Hampstead Garden Suburb 1907 –

1928 (original booklet plus one xerox) (A, B & S. Box 1)

________Unused Pictorial Material from ‘The Story of the Growth of Hampstead

Garden Suburb’ (S. Box 11)

Barnett, Canon S. A., Clippings from Various Newspapers 1919-1922 (B)

Barnett, Canon S. A., ed. Barnett, Henrietta O., Vision and Service being Sermons,

Papers, Letters and Aphorisms (two copies) (A)

Brentham Society, Brentham: Ealing Garden Suburb (booklet 1977) (B)

________The Pioneer Co-Partnership Suburb (fascimile of booklet first published in

1912) 1990 (B)

Blair, Lorraine, Dame Henrietta Barnett. Choosing to Settle, Daring to Dream (spiral

bound typescript) two copies (A& C)

Bromley, Gordon R., First Verses (pamphlet 1931) (A)

________ More Verses by GRB (pamphlet 1994) (A)

Butt, Madame Clara, How to Sing a Song (article published with popular piano

music) (A)

Cliff, John N., Hampstead Garden Suburb. A Review since Shankland Cox

(typescript thesis for Bsc in Land Administration from NE London Polytechnic

1978) (A)

Coparts Ltd, Hampstead Garden Suburb (undated brochure) (B)

Co-partnership Publishers, Co-partnership in Housing: Being Some Account of the

Two Hampstead Tenants’ Societies (1906?) foreword by Raymond Unwin (A)

(other versions in S. Box 8)

________ The Garden Suburb Guide and Directory: Hampstead

(April 1915) (A)

________ Garden Suburbs, Villages and Homes (summer 1912)

presented by Barbara Norrice (A)

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________The Pioneer Co-partnership Suburb: A Record of Progress – Ealing

Tenants Ltd (London 1912) (B)

Durant, Stuart, The Decorative Designs of C.F.A. Vosey (Rizzoli 1991) (A)

Dekker, Thomas, The Shoemaker’s Holiday (produced by the Play and Pageant Union

in 1921 and 1927) presented by Stephen Coffin (A)

English Heritage, Caring for Kenwood. Part 1: Today (typescript 1996) (C)

________ Caring for Kenwood. Part 2: The Future (typescript 1996) (C)

________ Greening the Garden Suburb. Townscape Management of

Hampstead Garden Suburb (typescript report 1994) (C)

Falloden Way Protests, Newspaper Clippings etc. 1937-1960 (S. Box 12)

Falloden Way, Transcripts of Proceedings into A406 North Circular Trunk Road

Improvements 1988 (S)

Finchley, Borough of, Official Souvenir on Occasion of Granting Charter of

Incorporation (booklet 1933) (A)

Finchley Society, the, ed. Lynn Bresler, Finchley Remembered (2002) (A)

First Garden City Ltd The Garden City Movement: Report of Speeches Delivered on

the Letchworth Estate ( Friday October 9 1903) (B)

Fitzgerald, Percy, London City Suburbs as they are Today: Extracts (Leadenhall

Press 1893) photocopy in card cover (A)

Garden Suburb Infants School, Admission Register May 1948 – Jan 1952, Jan 1952 –

Sept 1956 (B)

Gibb, T.E., A Plea for the Extension of Hampstead Heath and the Preservation of

Parliament Fields (Maclure & Macdonald 1885) photocopy in card cover (A)

Grafton Green, Brigid, Hampstead Garden Suburb 1907-1977 (booklet 1977)

published by HGS Residents’ Association and author (A&C)

________ Hampstead Garden Suburb: Vision and Reality (thesis

presented for diploma in history, University of London 1972) two copies (A)

________ Hampstead Garden Suburb 1907-1977: A History (HGS

Residents Association booklet 1977) many copies (B)

Grainger, Muriel, The Walled Garden (pamphlet 1959) (A)

Greater London Archives Network, Various Materials (S. Box 14)

Greater London Council, Tourism in London (1974) (A)

Greater London Regional Planning Committee: First Report. Dec 1929 (Knapp

Drewett & Sons) (B)

Greaves, N.A., Valuation of the Ashdale Interest in the Hampstead Garden Suburb

(London Busines School MBA thesis 1988) (A&C)

Gundrey, Elizabeth, Poverty in Britain. From the 1850s to Today: The Story of the

Universal Beneficent Society (booklet 1996) (A)

Hampstead Garden Suburb, Clippings from Various Newspapers July 1903-

November 1921 (eight volumes with index) (B)

________ Clippings from Various Newspapers: The Heath Extension 1903-1908

(D)

________ Clippings from Various Newspapers: Death of Henrietta Barnett, Erection

of Memorial, Opening of Junior School (D)

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________ Clippings from Various Newspapers February 1952-to present (some gaps)

(B)

________ Clippings from Various Newspapers: Festival Week 1950; Friendship

Week 1963 (B)

________Cottages with Gardens for Londoners (undated booklet) S. Box 8)

________Hampstead Garden Suburb (undated booklet) (S. Box 6)

________Materials from Jubilee 1957 (S. Box 4)

________Materials from Centenary Celebrations 2007 (S. Box 10)

________Programme of the Coming-of-Age Celebrations 1928 (S. Box 2)

________Programme of Festival 1950 (S. Box 3)

________Programme of Diamond Jubilee 1967 (S. Box 4)

________Programme of Good Neighbours Week 1970 (S. Box 7)

________ Programme of Exhibition on Henrietta Barnett and the Hampstead Garden

Suburb at Church Farmhouse Museum 1976 (S. Box 7)

________Programme of 75th Anniversary Exhibition 1982 (S. Box 7)

________Programme of Hampstead Garden Suburb Weekend 1993 (S. Box 6)

________Programme of the Second Hampstead Garden Suburb Weekend 1995 (S.

Box 6)

________Programme of Festival 1997 (S. Box 6)

_______Suburb Heritage: An Exhibition of Early History and Architecture (booklet

1975) S. Box 6)

________The Hampstead Garden Suburb (booklet 1946) (S. Box 6)

________To All Newcomers to the Hampstead Garden Suburb: A message from the

Managers of Your Estate (undated pamphlet) (S. Box 7)

________Welcome from Neighbours on the Hampstead Garden Suburb (undated

booklet) (S. Box 6)

________Welcome to the Hampstead Garden Suburb (undated card) (S. Box 7)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Archive Trust, ed. Cobb, Harry, and Saunders, Ann,

Handlist of the Hampstead Garden Suburb Archive: A User’s Guide (HGSAT with

London Metropolitan Archive 2001) (A&S)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Charitable Trust Ltd, Memorandum and Articles of

Association (1963,1964,1966,1967) ten copies in total (B)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Community Trust Ltd, Memorandum and Articles of

Association (1961) four copies (B)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Free Church, Fifty Years of Witness 1910-1960

(booklet) (B)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Institute, the Memorandum and Articles of Association

(1966) seven copies (B)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Management Ltd, Draft Memorandum and Articles of

Association (1972) fifteen copies (B)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Residents Association, The Story of Hampstead Garden

Suburb (booklet 1963) (A)

________Hampstead Garden Suburb: 1907- 1982. A Seventy-Fifth Anniversary

Celebration (booklet 1982) thirteen copies (C)

________ Annual Report 1973 (S. Box 7)

________ Hampstead Garden Suburb Handbook (pamphlet) (A)

________ Illustrated History of Hampstead Garden Suburb (pamphlet with road

maps 1957) (A & S. Box 5)

________ Survey of Wheeled Bins (pamphlet 1989)

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________You Live Here: The Story of Hampstead Garden Suburb (booklet 1963)

(S. Box 5)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Residents Association and HGS Institute, Clippings from

Various Newspapers. Good Neighbours Week 1970 (B)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust, The Proposed Garden Suburb of Hampstead (1905)

(A)

________Bye Laws: Made in Pursuance of the Powers Vested in the Trust by the

Hampstead Garden Suburb Act, 1906 (booklet 1913) (B & S. Box 8)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust Ltd, The Story of the Garden Suburb at Hampstead

(1909) four copies (S. Box 1)

________The Hampstead Garden Suburb: Its Achievements and Significance

(pamphlet 1937) many copies (A, B & S. Box 2 )

________ Counterfoils of Share Certificates 1962-1968 (C)

________ Counterfoils of Deferred Share Certificates 1954-1965 (C)

________ Counterfoils of 5½% Debenture Stock 1954-1962 (C)

________ Memorandum and Articles of Association (1957) many copies (B)

Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust and London Borough of Barnet. Hampstead Garden

Suburb. Design Guidance (1994) (A)

Hampstead Tenants, Cottages with Gardens for Londoners (pamphlet 1907)

three copies (A)

Healey and Baker, Hampstead Garden Suburb. For Sale by Auction (catalogue 1969)

(A&B)

HMSO, Leasehold Reform Bill 1967 two copies (B)

________Leasehold Reform Act 1967. Chapter 88 1968 (B)

________Parliamentary Debates (House of Commons): vol. 215, 21 June 1967,vol.

244, 24 October 1967 (includes debate on Leasehold Reform Bill) (B)

________Parliamentary Debates (House of Lords): vol. 284, 11 July 1967, vol. 285,

23 October 1967 (includes debate on Leasehold Reform Bill) (B)

________People and Planning (London 1969) (B)

Hendon Borough Council, The Borough that is called Hendon (silver jubilee

publication 1935) (A)

Hendon Times, The Changing Times 1875-1975 (newspaper) two copies (A))

Henrietta Barnett School, Junior School Registers 1944-54 (B)

________ Papers of Barbara Anderson for 1960-90 (B)

________ Magazine 1975-76; 1978-88; 1990; 1992 (B)

Henrietta Barnett School and the Hampstead Garden Suburb Institute, Papers from

High Court of Justice Concerning Dispute 1993/4 (S. Coloured Boxes)

Holton, Michael, HGS Residents Association Book of Remembrance and Roll 0f

Honour (manuscript 2002) (A)

Howkins, F., The Story of Golders Green and its Remarkable Development (pamphlet

1923?) three copies plus one photocopy by Christopher Ikin (A&C)

Institute, the Hampstead Garden Suburb, Educational Plans 1935-36, 1937-38 (B)

________ Prospectuses 1950/1-2002/3, 2007/8 (B)

Ikin, C.W., Hampstead Garden Suburb from Old Trust to New Trust (bound

manuscript 1989) (A)

________Hampstead Heath Centenary 1871-1971 (Greater London Council 1971)

booklet two copies (B)

Jamaiker, Stanley, A New Approach to Grammar (textbook for Anne Mount) (A)

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Latimer, Dr Arthur, The Story of Old Hampstead (undated booklet) (B)

Lee, Geoffrey, London’s Edwardian Village. Hampstead Garden Suburb (reprint of

1974 Country Life article) many copies (C)

Lester, Alfred W., Hampstead Garden Suburb. The Care and Appreciation of its

Architectural Heritage (HGS Design Study Group booklet 1977) many copies (B)

Letchworth Garden City Press Ltd, Rules of the Hampstead Tenants Ltd 1907

(booklet) (B)

London County Council, Opening of Kenwood 1925 (pamphlet 1925) (A)

London Ecology Unit, Nature Conservation in Barnet (1997) (C)

McRobie, Lorna, Caring for Kenwood: Part 1-Today (report by English Heritage

1996) (B)

Meacham, Standish, Toynbee Hall and Social Reform1880-1914 (Yale U.P. 1987) (A)

Middlesex Polytechnic, Little Palaces. The Suburban House in North London 1919-

39 (catalogue of an exhibition 1987) (A)

Miller, Mervyn, An Environment for Everyman. The Life and Work of Barry Parker

and Raymond Unwin (typescript 1979) (A)

Musset, Alfred de, Comedies (produced by the Play and Pageant Union 1922)

presented by Stephen Coffin (A)

New Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust and Hampstead Garden Suburb Residents

Association, Report on Working Group on Centenary and Millennium Projects

(typescript 1995) (C)

New Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust, Memorandum and Articles of Association

(1968) six copies (B)

________Files Containing Reference Material Used by Trust Members (S)

Natelson, Oliver, Finchley Countryside. A Glimpse into its Past and Threats to its

Future (booklet 1990) (A)

Norrie, Ian, Hampstead. A Short Guide (booklet 1966) (A)

________ Highgate and Kenwood (booklet 1967) (A)

North Hertfordshire District Council, Letchworth Conservation Area: The Plan and

its Implementation (booklet 1977) (B)

Oakwood Road, Materials on Traffic Management Schemes 1967-1987 (S. Box 16)

Osborn, Susan, Report on Bigwood for ‘London in Bloom’ Competition (illustrated

folder 1999) (A)

Play and Pageant Union (HGS), Programmes 1945-66 (B)

Pompidou Centre, Le Ville, Art e Architecture en Europe 1870-1993 (exhibition

catalogue 1994) (A)

Proms at St Judes, Programmes 2001, 2003, 2007, 2008 (B)

Rindl, Jane, Golders Green. A Study of its Geographical Development and an

Analysis of its Boundaries (typescript 1977) (A)

Rutland, E. H., The Decentralisation of Industry (typescript of Ph.D thesis researched

at Toynbee Hall circa 1933) (A)

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Shankland Cox & Associates, Hampstead Garden Suburb: The Care and

Appreciation of its Architectural Heritage: Implications of Greater London

Development Plan (report 1969) four copies (C)

________ Hampstead Garden Suburb: A Conservation Study

(draft plan 1970) six copies (A&C)

________Hampstead Garden Suburb: Planning for Conservation (brochure 1970)

(C & S. Box 7)

________ Hampstead Garden Suburb: A Conservation Study (complete report 1971)

two copies (A&C)

________Visitors’ Book for Exhibition on Conservation Study (1970) (D)

Slack, Kathleen M., ed. The Hampstead Garden Suburb Fellowship and Fellowship

House. The Story of their Birth and Growth (typescript 1993) two copies (A&C)

Smith, Clive, Golders Green as it was (pamphlet 1973?) (A)

Smith, Clive R., Flying at Hendon (Routledge & Kegan Paul 1974) (A)

Smith, Clive, Hendon as it was (pamphlet 1973) (A)

Smith, Clive, and Hall, John, The Story Of Golders Green (booklet 1979) (A)

St. Jude-on-the-Hill, Hampstead Garden Suburb (five mounted photographs in

booklet) (A)

________ A Brief History of the Church (booklet 1958) (B)

St Jude’s Hall Site (Lyttelton Rd N2), Old Plans (B)

Steiner, Helena The Case for Aesthetic Control in Design with Special Reference to

the Hampstead Garden Suburb (typescript of diploma work for Architectural

Association 1980) (B)

Suburb Residents Ltd, Memorandum and Articles of Association (1963)

eight copies (B)

Tims, Margaret, Ealing Tenants Ltd. Pioneers of Co-partnership (Ealing Local

History Society 1966) (B)

Town Crier, the, Year Book, 1913, for Hampstead Garden Suburb and District

(booklet) (A)

Unwin, Raymond, Town Planning in Practice (xerox extracts 1909) (C)

Ven’s Picturettes, Picturettes of the Hampstead Garden Suburb (illustrated leaflet)

(A)

Venning, Philip, Wyldes. A New History (typescript 1977) two copies donated by

Author (A&C)

Waterfield, Giles, ed., Art for the People. Culture in the Slums of Late Victorian

Britain (catalogue of exhibition at Dulwich Picture Gallery 1994) (A)

Waverley Borough Council, Lutyens in Waverley (pamphlet 1988) (A)

Wellgarth Nursery Training Centre, Correspondence, booklets and reports etc., (S.

Box 13)

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Artefacts

Die-stamps, typeface blocks and logos of the HGST, HGSRA and the Pageant Union

(C)

Free Church mug celebrating 75th anniversary (C)

Hampstead Garden Suburb, three cups from Bowling Club (C)

________ framed letter from Queen Mother on 70th anniversary (C)

________ notelets, brochures and guides (C)

________ notices of events (C )

________ seal press (C)

________ stamp (original Cleeve Barr logo) (C)

________ 75th anniversary medals (C)

Henrietta Barnett Junior School beret from 1960s (C)

Holy Bible, the (owned by Henrietta Barnett and donated to Barnett School in 1922)

(D)

________ United Services edition (used in initial services in HGS starting in 1908)

(D)

Millennium candle (C)

Processing banner of 1909 (C)

Trowel, as used in fixing brick bearing initials in foundation of

Treloar cottage (C)

Vase, from Waterlow Court (possible link with Baillie Scott) (C)

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Hanging Files by Topic

Abbeyfield

Act of Parliament (HGS)

Act of Parliament 1909 Housing and TP

Act of Parliament Leasehold Reform

Advertisements (early)

Article 4 Direction

Architects of HGS

Architecture Shop

Archives (future of)

Archives (users)

Art

Ashdale

Avon Gorge (Clifton)

Balliol House

Barnett Homestead

Barnett House (Oxford)

Barnett, Samuel & Henrietta (personal papers0

Baths (tip-up type used in HGS cottages)

Bedford Park

Beginning of HGS (literature)

Beginning of HGS (ceremonies)

Bibliography of HGS

Bigwood House

Birnbeck Court

Blind (possible places in HGS)

Boundary Adjustments

Bournville Village Trust

Brentham Society

Brookland Rise School

Builder, the (article on HGS)

Builders in HGS

Building (bomb damage repair and new post-war)

Building Regulations

Bunker Hill

Bus Services in HGS

Business Use of Suburb Houses

Bye-Laws in HGS

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Calamities (see photo-file)

Canon Park

Carnegie Trust

Car Parking

Central Square

Children in HGS

Children’s Country Holiday Fund

Childs Way

Choral Society (HGS)

Church Bells

Church Commissioners

Church Halls (St Judes and Free Church0

City and Central Investments

Class Structure of HGS

Club House

Co-founders of HGS

Coming of Age 1928

Complaints

Consents (examples etc)

Conservation Area

Coparts (general)

Copart Tenants Ltd (annual reports and company papers)

Corbusier and HGS

Corringway Garage

Country Life and HGS

Crematorium

Dame H. B. Board

Design Study Group

Development Co (HGS)

Development Co (disband sheets from prospectuses)

Dial-a-Bus

Diamond Jubilee 1967

Distaff Guild

Dramatic Society in HGS (successor to PPU and Speedwells)

East End Rd

Eastholm

Education

Eistedfodd (in HGS)

Elderly

Elections (local and parliamentary)

Electoral Registers

Enderby, J de F

Entrances to HGS

Estate Agents/Auctioneers (literature)

Eton College

Everyman Theatre

Exhibitions

Extension of Suburb (beyond original 243 acres)

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Fabian Society in HGS

Falloden Way

Family Holiday Assoc

Farm Walk (lawn tennis club)

Fellowship (general)

Fellowship House (site)

Fences

Festivals in HGS (1950 and 1997)

Field Names

Finchley Garden

Finchley/Hendon Boundary

Finchley Rd (inc blocks of flats)

Finchley (town plan)

Flats in HGS

Fletcher, Eric Memorial Garden

Footpaths

Free Church

Freeholds

Freeholds (purchase from Church Commissioners)

Freshwater

Gallery (the HGS)

Garages (motor car houses)

Garden Suburb School

Garsubil

Geddes, Patrick

Girls Friendly Society

Golden Jubilee in HGS (1957)

Golders Green

Golders Green Parliament

Golders Hill Park

Good Neighbourhood Week

Grace and Favour in HGS

Grafton Green, Brigid

Greater London Council (development plan)

Great Wall

Green Belt

Guarantors (1905-06)

HGS Charitable Trust

HGS Management (stillborn company 1962)

HGS Theatre (successor to dramatic society)

HGS Trust (building regulations guidelines – modern)

HGS Trust (Old) – (horticultural dept)

________ (memoranda and articles)

________ (post-war literature)

________ (literature and general)

________ (sale of land etc.)

________ (winding up)

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Hampstead Golf Club

Hampstead Heath Extension Council

Hampstead Heath Extension Tenants

Hampstead Heath Tenants’ Assoc

Hampstead Tenants (part 1)

________ (part 2)

Hampstead Way

Heath End House

Heath Extension (footpaths)

Hedges

Henderson, Jean

Henrietta Barnett School & Institute

Henrietta Barnett School (part 2)

Henrietta Barnett Junior School

Henrietta Barnett (lectures)

Henly’s Corner

Hill, Octavia

Hippodrome (Golders Green)

Historical Surveys (HGS)

Homesfield

Horticultural Society (including gardens)

House Mortgages (various materials including estate agent brochures)

Housing for Elderly in HGS

Ikin, Christopher

Improved Industrial Dwellings

Institute (early reports)

________ (early papers part 1)

________ (early papers part 2)

________ (finance Jan 1919-Apr 1927)

________ (and H.O. Barnett. agenda and minutes)

________ (and Henrietta Barnett School 1994-)

________ (proposal of new co. - correspondence 1914-18)

________ (formation of new co. - various materials 1916-24)

________ (extension plans 1977-80 - R.A. correspondence etc.)

________ (leases)

________ (fund raising 1920-24)

________ (news 1927-28)

________ (rebuilding appeal autumn 1984)

________ (caretaker cottage)

________ (general since 1945)

________ (council reports 1945-52)

Institute N.L.S.

Institute Society

Interiors

Kenwood

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Land Registration

Leaseholders Committee (HGS)

Leasehold Reform Act

Leases (extension from 99 to 999 years also making of roads)

________(miscellaneous)

________(specimens)

Letchworth

Library (on the Institute)

________(proposed on Lyttelton Playing Fields)

Light Railway

Listed Buildings

Local Elections

London Transport Lorry Route

Lucas Crescent (and Lucas Square)

Lutyens, Sir Edwin (part 1)

________(part 2)

Lutyens Trust

Lyttelton Road

Management Changes

Media and the Suburb

Memorial Lectures

Memorial Seats

Memorials (to Barnetts)

Memories (of the district)

Metropolitan Water Board (pipeline etc.)

Midholm Close

Minibus in HGS (dial-a-bus & H2)

Mothers’ Rest Home

Music Society (incl. music in HGS)

Neighbourhood Watch

New Earswick (and other garden cities)

New HGS Board (paper given to members 1973-74)

New HGS Trust

New Trust Members Association

Northern Junction Railway proposal

North London Collegiate School

Northway (and Northway Gardens)

Northway Art Society

Nursing Association (HGS)

Oakwood Tenants Ltd

Odeon Temple Fortune (incl. paper on adjacent public convenience0

Officers’ Families Housing Association

Open Spaces

Operatic Society (HGS)

Orchard (modern and old)

Ossulton Way

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Pamphlets on HGS Society

Park Farm (East End Road)

Parliament Hill Fields Preservation

Paterson, Marion

Pioneers (materials on first residents)

Planning of HGS

Plaques (blue etc,)

Play and Pageant Union

Political

Portraits of Barnetts

Poultry Keeping

Press (modern references to HGS, incl. Japanese one)

Press Cuttings (found in Institute chimney)

Private Bill papers (1962-72)

Protection Society

Public Conveniences (Northway)

________(Temple Fortune)

Public Utilities

Purchase of Suburb Land

Railway (Hampstead-Charing Cross-Euston)

Rate Payers Association

Record, the

References to HGS

Residents Association (borough boundaries 1926)

________(formation and early papers)

________(constitution – standing orders etc.)

________(environment weeks 1987-88)

________(general)

________(Good Neighbour Week 1963-70)

________(literature)

________(logo competition 1974)

________(neighbourhood watch)

________(relation with Henrietta Barnett and with Trust)

________(council meeting minutes 1975-76)

________(suburb news from 1983)

Residents (groups other than RA)

Roads in HGS (incl. names and widening)

Rose, Enid

Royal Visits (and occasions)

St Judes on the Hill (part 1)

________(part 2)

________(leases)

Sale of Suburb 1960-62

Scheme of Management

Schools (general)

________(proposal for secondary school)

Scouts

Second Hampstead Tenants Ltd

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Seventy-fifth Anniversary

Sewers and Surface Drains

Shankland Cox Report

Shops and Services (incl. aborted shops in Central Square)

Social Work in HGS (early)

Society of Friends

Spaniards Field

Specification

Speedwell Players

Spencer Drive

Statutory List for HGS

Studio (12 North Square)

Suburb Leasehold (part 1)

________(part 2)

________(part 3)

Suburb Press (photocopies etc.)

Suburb residents Ltd

Swimming Bath

Swimming Pools (private)

Synagogue (Norris Lea)

Tea House

Telephones

Temple Fortune Art Club

Temple Fortune Farm

Temple Fortune Lane (also TF Hill, TF Court etc.)

Tenancy Agreements

Tenants’ Papers

Tennis Courts

Thames Water

Thompson Family (correspondence with Barnetts)

Thorpe, Bernard

Tiles and bricks

Tithes

Toynbee Hall

Town Crier

Town Planning Summer School (and housing exhibition 1909)

Town Planning (other)

Touchstone Players

Traffic (management scheme)

Trails

Transport

Trees in HGS

Turners Wood

Unwin, Raymond

Voysey, Charles

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Walks (A.S. Gray etc.)

Wallace, Mr (drawing of imagined Suburb)

War (1914-18 & 1939-45)

Wards (HGS)

Waterlow Court

Watling Estate

Wavertree Garden Suburb

WEA

Wellgarth Nursery Training College

Wellgarth Road (railway land)

Wellgarth Youth Hostel Association

Welwyn Garden City (and Frederick Usborn)

Whitechapel (incl. Toynbee)

‘Why’ Society

Wild Hatch

Willifield Way

Winnington Road

Woods

Woodside

Wyldes (estate)

________ (farmhouse)

________(station at)

YHA (formerly Wellgarth Nursery Training College)

Youth Music Centre

Zabel (material from Veronica Zabel)