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University of Sheffield Library. Special Collections and Archives

Ref: MS 383

Title: Hudleston Collection

Scope: A large collection of material collected by Nigel and Mary Hudleston reflecting their

interest in folk songs, calendar customs, folklore and traditional drama and dance, including

sound recordings, notes, newspaper cuttings, photographs, cine film and colour slides.

Dates: 1816-2003

Level: Fonds

Extent: 50 boxes

Name of creator: Nigel and Mary Hudleston

Administrative / biographical history:

Nigel and Mary Hudleston collected original recordings of folk songs from Yorkshire and

Ireland in the 1950s and 1960s: Songs of the Ridings – a collection of Yorkshire folk songs –

was published in 2001 after Mary Hudleston’s death. It is for their interest in Yorkshire songs

that the Hudlestons are best known, and newspaper articles and a BBC Radio 4 programme

have concentrated on this aspect of their work. However, the Hudleston Collection contains

not just their field recordings and notes, but also newspaper cuttings, cine film, photographs,

and almost 4,000 colour slides recording folklore, calendar customs, and traditional drama and

dance. The Collection also includes 37 pottery figures depicting characters from folklore and

calendar custom commissioned by the Hudlestons and created by Monica Devey.

Nigel Hudleston was born in 1915 into a landowning family and spent his childhood at

Rillington, near Malton in North Yorkshire. He graduated with a B.A. from Trinity College

Cambridge and inherited Cayton Hall, at South Stainley near Harrogate, in 1943. He moved in

during the 1960s, after he married Mary (Robinson), the daughter of a Wharfedale farmer.

Nigel Hudleston died in December 2006 at the age of 91.

In the 1940s, Mary Robinson (born in 1918) had set up a project to collect folk songs while

she was working as an infant school teacher in Bradford. Nigel Hudleston was taken on as a

male chaperon for her visits to record folk singers in pubs. For over 20 years, the couple

travelled throughout Yorkshire and beyond, recording local folk songs and singers, but also

collecting material relating to many other local customs and activities. Mary Hudleston died in

1986.

The collection was donated to the National Centre for English Cultural Tradition at the

University of Sheffield in 2001, and transferred to the Special Collections Department in the

University Library in 2008.

Source: Donated in 2001

System of arrangement: By category

Subjects: Folk songs, English – England – Yorkshire; Folklore – England; Folklore – Ireland

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Names: Hudleston, N.A.; Hudleston, Mary; Devey, Monica

Conditions of access: Available to all researchers, by appointment

Restrictions: None

Copyright: University of Sheffield and according to document

Finding aids: Listed

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01-002 Hudleston Collection (MS 383)

Contents

01-002/1 Folk songs

01-002/2 Folk dance

01-002/3 Folk plays & obsolete calendar customs

01-002/4 Folk lore

01-002/5 Calendar customs

01-002/6 Gypsy material

01-002/7 Irish material

01-002/8 Slides

01-002/9 Tapes

01-002/10 Miscellaneous

01-002/11 Pottery figures, etc.

01-002/12 Published works

01-002/13 Films

Photographs are catalogued and located within the appropriate section, but are also listed

separately at the end of the catalogue

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01-002/1 Folk songs

1/1 Hudleston’s articles, publications, CVs, etc.

1/1/1 Songs of the Ridings, including notes, appendices, indexes

1/1/1/1 Preface to Songs of the Ridings, or the Yorkshire Musical Museum. 4 l.

Ts. with ms. annotations

1/1/1/2 Spiral bound copy of Songs of the Ridings: The Yorkshire Musical

Museum (2001). 348 pages. Printed

1/1/1/3 “Mr. Hudleston - Folk Book Master Index”. Numbered list of songs

with names of those who reported them to NAH. 2 l. Ts.

1/1/2 Correspondence relating to gramophone record produced by the Hudlestons in 1962, 7

Jan 1960-11 Jul 1968 and undated. 134 items. Ts. & ms.

Note on original envelope in NAH’s hand: “Made after 24.2.62/by 5.5.62 by Excel

Services, 4 Bradford Road, Shipley (Thistlethwaite). All disposed of by 17.3.64”

1/1/3 Newspaper articles by or about the Hudlestons

1/1/3/1 Article by NAH & MH, “Old Grimey and all that: recording the folk

songs of Yorkshire”, Yorkshire Post 26 May 1962. Printed. 8 copies

1/1/4 Hudleston CVs and history

1/1/4/1 CV for NAH & MH. Ts. 1 l.

1/1/4/2 CV for MH. Ts. 2 l.

1/1/5 Newspapers, magazines, cuttings, postcards. 240 items. Printed

1/1/6 Books and extracts, posters

1/1/6/1 Traditional songs of the Calder Valley, collected and compiled by

Angela B.A. Skipper (Published by Leisure Services Department,

Metropolitan Borough of Calderdale, [1987]). 28 pp. Printed

1/1/6/2 Green notebook labelled “Copies taken from Kidson MSS copyright.

Mitchell Library Glasgow”. Ms. 12 pages written on.

1/1/6/3 A Musical calendar of festivals: folk songs of feast-days and holidays

from around the world, chosen by Barbara Cass-Beggs (London: ward

Lock Educational, 1983). 112 pp. Printed

1/1/6/4 Three traditional Yorkshire songs, arranged with piano

accompaniments by Frank Wade (London: Alfred Lengnick & Co. Ltd.,

[1950]). 4 pp. Printed

1/1/6/5 The Handy songster. 6 pp. Printed

1/1/6/6 Two posters produced by Black Bull, Church Street, Whitby, bearing

song lyrics:

a) “Cowd stringy pie”

b) “Fare thee well”

1/1/6/7 Two pages of Patriotic collection of songs of the Empire. Printed

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1/1/6/8 5 pages of The Flower of England song book of old English songs.

Printed

1/1/6/9 “Notes on the twelve Apostles (Green grow the rushes ) from English

county songs by Lucy E. Broadwood & J.A. Fuller Maitland. 1 l. Ts.

1/1/6/10 “Spanish folk song”. (Extracts from The singing of the travels by Violet

Alford). 7 l. Ts.

1/1/6/11 A list of books for the study of English folk song, issued by the

E.F.D.S.S. 4 l. Printed

1/1/6/12 ‘Entends-tu, Michaud, Ho!’ inside flier for Anthologie de la chanson de

Haute Bretagne, Simone Morand. 1 l. Printed

1/2 Hudleston correspondence

1/2/1 EFDSS. 1952-1992 and undated

Letters, photographs, etc. 36 items. Printed, ts., ms.

1/2/2 Harvard.

Correspondence between Hudlestons and Dr. John Ward of the Department of Music

at Harvard University, relating to Yorkshire folk songs and dances. Also between

NAH and Dr. Anne Dhu Shapiro, formerly of Harvard. 1967-1994. 33 items. Ts. &

ms.

1/2/3 Other correspondence. 1952-1999 and undated.

66 items. Ts. & ms.

1/2/4 List of contacts and addresses

a) Small notebook with singers’ contact details and some repertoires. 15 pages written

on. Ms.

b) Single sheet with names and addresses. 1 l. Ms.

1/3 Harvard

1/3/1 Transcriptions

1/3/1/1 Originally labelled as “Complete set of original Harvard and Harvard

Wood transcriptions”:

a) Harvard. “Transcriptions of almost everything on the Mary and

Nigel Hudleston tapes of Yorkshire traditional and other types

of song made by first-year graduate students in Harmusicology,

at Harvard University, during the years 1972, 1974 and 1979”.

195 l. Photocopies

b) Harvard Wood. “Transcriptions of Arthur Wood’s songs and

ballads, made by Aaron Fox, at the time a senior at Harvard

University, commissioned by me [John Ward?] and instructed

to include as much of Wood’s performance as staff notation

would permit”. 86 l. Photocopies

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1/3/1/2 “Harvard transcription of A. Wood, in order and indexed”. As 1/3/1/1b

plus ‘Spencer the Rover’, ‘A Sailor’s Grave’ and ‘Hung, but not for

Sheep-stealing’ and minus ‘The Banks of Inverness’. 92 l. Photocopies

1/3/1/3 “Harvard transcriptions of A. Wood complete copies”. Various lists but

just 4 scores - ‘The faithless lover’, ‘Waterhouse Lane’, The sailor’s

farewell’, ‘My little fiddle’. 14 l. Photocopies

1/3/2 Correspondence from Arthur and Ada Wood. 1958-1967.

32 items. Ms.

1/3/3 Copies of most scores and lyrics from the Harvard list (1/3/1/1a).

297 l. Photocopies

1/4 Songs

1/4/1 Farming, farm animals, the land

1/4/1/1 Tunes & lyrics

a) “1958 folk songs sung by Mrs. Wilson, Wyke school cleaner, sung at

25 Duckworth Terrace, Bradford”: ‘Old John Argate’, ‘Owd Martha

Gomersal’, ‘John, John, or down the valley’. 6 l. Ts. & ms.

b) “Songs from Dick Horner of Burton Leonard with rudimentary 1958

tunes”: ‘Country Gawby’. 13 l. Ts., ms. and photocopies.

c) ‘The Derby Ram’. 2 l. Printed, ts. & ms.

1/4/1/2 Tunes

a) ‘Beautiful Swaledale’. 1 l. Ms.

1/4/1/3 Lyrics

a) ‘Country Gawby’. 4 l. Ms.

b) ‘Wensleydale’. 2 l. Ms.

c) Alternative versions of ‘Wibsey Fair’/‘Leeds Fair’. 6 l. Printed, ts.

& ms.

d) ‘The oak and the ivy’, from Yorkshire anthology. 1 l. Photocopy

e) ‘The Wensleydale lad’, from Holroyd’s collection of Yorkshire

ballads. 2 l. Photocopy

f) ‘The sun had set behind yon hill’. From J.T. Horner, Swinithwaite.

2 l. Ms.

1/4/1/4 Other references

a) ‘My father bought an acre of land’. Correspondence, tunes and

lyrics. 11 l. Ts. & ms.

1/4/2 Work and industry

1/4/2/1 Tunes & lyrics Nothing

1/4/2/2 Tunes Nothing

1/4/2/3 Lyrics

a) ‘Sandstone girl’. Alternative lyrics from Mrs. M. Tyzeman, Lythe,

Whitby. 2 l. Ms.

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b) ‘Some to doff...’. From Mr. Fred Brown, Huddersfield. 1 l. Ts.

c) ‘Need mair bread...’. From Mr. Hayes, Hutton-le-Hole. 1 l. Ts. &

ms.

1/4/2/4 Other references Nothing

1/4/3 Seafaring


a) ‘The day we went to Rothesay’ / ‘The night I spent in Rush’.

Printed booklet (tune and lyrics), 3 pp. Plus lyrics, 8 l., ts. & ms.

“The night I spent in Rush. Dick Horner of Burton Leonard, 1958.

Establish full connection with broadsheet of Rothesay-O”.

b) ‘The wreck of the Titanic’. Music, lyrics and newspaper cutting. 11

l. Printed, ts. & ms.

1/4/3/2 Tunes

a) Sailors farewell. 1 l. Ms.

1/4/3/3 Lyrics

a) ‘O, Smithic, how we dread thee more and more’, by J. Pearson. 1 l.

Printed

b) ‘The ship that ne’er returned’. 1 l. Ms.

c) ‘The cruise of the Calabar’ (Cork version). 2 l. Ts.

d) ‘Way, haul away!’ and ‘I’m a true British sailor’. 1 l. Ts.


“Naval numbers”. Newspaper cuttings, correspondence, lyrics, tunes,

notes. 24 items. Printed, ts. & ms.

1/4/4 Longing, love and lust


‘Maggie May’. 2 l. Printed

1/4/4/2 Tunes

‘The bride’s good health’. 1 l. Ms.

1/4/4/3 Lyrics

a) ‘Between Whitby and Scarboro’. 2 l. Ms.

b) ‘Scarbro’s banks’. 1 l. Ms.

c) ‘My thing is my own’. 2 l. Photograph of printed work

d) ‘Timothy Briggs the barber’. 2 l. Ms.

e) ‘The gipsy’s warning’. 2 l. Ms.

f) ‘One dark and stormy winter’s night’. 2 l. Ms.

g) ‘Fair Phoebe and the darkeyed sailor’. 2 l. Ms.

h) ‘The maid I love’, from Yorkshire anthology. 1 l. Photocopy

i) ‘Annie Laurie’ and ‘Undaunted Mary’. 1 l. Printed broadsheet

j) ‘The kissing ring’. 4 l. Ts.

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1/4/5 Family, friends



1/4/5/3 Lyrics

‘John Barleycorn’. 1 l. Ts.

1/4/6 Jokes, parody, humour, children’s songs


a) ‘Old John Hargate (or Wibsey Fair)’. 1 l. Photocopy & ts.

b) Regina Manuscript book of children’s songs. 5 l. Ms.

c) ‘Folk tradition’. 1 l. Printed


1/4/6/3 Lyrics

a) ‘On Ilkley Moor Baht ‘At’. Letters pages from Dalesman Dec 1991.

3 l. Printed

b) 12 copies of 15-page collection of song lyrics, labelled ‘Parodies’.

180 l. Ts. & ms.

c) ‘Hame cam our guid man at een’ and ‘The big rock candy

mountain’. 2 l. Ts.

d) ‘Duck foot Sue’. 13 l. Ms. & ts.

e) ‘Absent mind’. 13 l. Ms., ts. & photocopy

f) ‘Owd Cherry Noas’ in greetings card labelled “Mrs. Brearley’s

songs”. 1 l. Ms.

g) ‘Vote, vote, vote for little Susan’. “Collected at Tyersal Secondary

Modern School, Bradford, 25 Apr 1956”. 1 l. Ms.


a) ‘The mouse, the cat and the cask of ale’. Correspondence, lyrics,

tunes, pages from a 1938 almanac. 4 items. Printed, ts. & ms.

b) ‘Bendigo’s sermon’. Correspondence and lyrics. 5 l. Ms. &

photocopy

1/4/7 Customs, including dancing, wassailing and lay anthems


a) ‘Rose of Lucerne’. 1 l. Ms.

b) ‘Lancashire Morris Dance’ (also ‘The foggy dew’, ‘Through the

grove’, ‘Forty miles’, ‘The drowned sailor’, ‘The pretty ploughboy’

and ‘Down by the Derwent side’). 5 l. Ts. & ms.

c) Colne Morris music. 2 l. Ms.

1/4/7/2 Tunes

‘The Pace Egg’ (also ‘Jim the Carter’s Lad’, ‘Mi father died’ and ‘Billy

went a’cooartin’...’). 1 l. Ms.

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1/4/7/3 Lyrics

a) ‘Vessel cupping’. 1 l. Ms.

b) ‘Here we come a’wassailing’ (also ‘My mother said’, ‘King

William’, ‘Tom, Tom’, ‘Old Johnnie’ and ‘Whitey, whitey,

wallflower’). 3 l. Ts. & ms.

c) ‘A pace egging song from Swinithwaite’, C.V. Horner. 1 l. Ms.

d) ‘A Christmas wassail’, from Yorkshire dialect poems. 2 l.

Photocopy

e) ‘The Wassail hymn’, from Holroyd’s collection of Yorkshire

ballads. 1 l. Photocopy

f) ‘The Wassail hymn’, from Yorkshire anthology. 2 l. Photocopy

g) ‘Gower wassail’, ‘Christ child lullaby’, ‘Dilly song’ and ‘New year

song’. 1 l. Ts.

h) ‘Willie went to Westerdale’. 2 l. Ms.

1/4/8 Religion, including carols


a) ‘Leeds ow’d church’ (also ‘The Yorkshire tyke’ and ‘A June

morning’). 4 l. Printed

b) ‘A martyr of the Yorkshire moors’. 1 l. Photocopy

c) ‘A virgin unspotted’. 2 l. Ts. & ms.


1/4/8/3 Lyrics

‘Now go where I send you’. 1 l. Ms.


a) ‘As Mary went unto Bethlehem’. Letter, tune, lyrics. 3 l. Ts. & ms.

b) ‘The Swaledale dirge’. Information, lyrics and tune. Ts. & ms.

1/4/9 Politics and war, excluding naval


1/4/9/2 Tunes

‘Prince Henry was King James’ son’. 1 l. Ms.

1/4/9/3 Lyrics

‘The Grimston Hussars’. Framed sheet printed by William Hunter of

Lowgate, Hull, giving the lyrics of a song “Sung by the Trumpeter, at

the Dinner given by Capt. Grimston, to the whole Squadron, on

delivering up their arms the 7th January, 1814”


‘The German song’ (composed by ? McNeil). Lyrics and

correspondence. 5 l. Ms.

1/4/10 Crime, drink

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1/4/10/2 Tunes

a) ‘Drunk last night’ (also ‘Keep my grave green’ and ‘There was a

maid’). 3 copies of 1 l. Photocopy & ms.

b) ‘Gather all round’ (also ‘I kissed her on the toe’, ‘Drunk last night’,

‘Keep my grave green’ and ‘There was a maid’). 3 copies of 1 l.

Photocopy & ms.

1/4/10/3 Lyrics Nothing


1/4/11 Hunting



1/4/11/3 Lyrics

a) ‘The Duke of Buckingham’s hunting song’. “From E. Ainsley,

Bilsdale”. 3 l. Ms. & ts.

b) ‘Bilsdale hounds’. From E. Ainsley, Bilsdale. 7 l. Ms. & ts.

c) ‘Bordley Hunt, Craven’, from Yorkshire anthology. 1 l. Photocopy

d) ‘The pride of the pack’. 3 l. Ms.

e) ‘Goathland hounds’. 2 l. Ms.


1/4/12 Miscellaneous


1/4/12/2 Tunes

‘Rum tum tum’. 11 l. Ms. & photocopy

1/4/12/3 ‘Flamborough rhymes’. 5 l. Ms. & ts.

1/5 Recitations

1/5/1 Red and grey notebook containing rhymes, mostly parodies. Ms.

1/5/2 ‘Washing day’ (spoken poem from Mrs. Highstead). 1 l. Ms.

1/5/3 ‘The storm’ (a poem composed by Sarah Ann Usher, 15 years of age). “Copy from

broadsheet leant by Mr. Pinder of Bridlington”. 4 l. Ts.

1/5/4 ‘Humpty Dumpty sat on a chair’ etc. 1 l. Ts.

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01-002/2 Folk dance

Originally two envelope folders:

1) labelled Folk Dance

2) labelled EFDSS library

01-002/2/1 Folk dance

1. Newspaper cutting, Yorkshire Post 12th December 1988 (?): Plum Jerkum morris dancers

from Warwick, at Wakefield.

2. Handwritten notes of dance movements, on three pages torn from a diary. Dances: The

Boatman, Sellengers’ Round, Old Moll (?Hall).

3. Sheet of notepaper with shorthand notes on it.

4. Newspaper cutting, undated, no identification. North Skelton White Rose sword & folk

teams winning a trophy at York.

5. Newspaper cutting, Evening Gazette, 26th March 1956. Report of Whitby folk dance

festival.

6. Booklet entitled ‘Some notes by Ivor Hitchens describing his mural painting in the main

hall at Cecil Sharp House, with some details about the EFDSS and Cecil Sharp House.

(Note: should this be put with other CS House material in the EFDSS Library folder?)

7. Newspaper cutting, dated 4thSeptember 1967. Note of pre-dawn sun dance on Coney

Island.

8. Newspaper cutting, E.D & S., summer 1972. Obituary by Douglas Kennedy for Leslie

Haworth.

9. Newspaper cutting, E.D. & S., Summer 1972. Letter describing German wooden statues

of 1480 resembling morris men.

10. Newspaper cutting, E.D. & S., Summer 1972. Slate carvings of morris men by

G.S.Tringham, Purbeck Group of Artists.

11. Black & white postcard of painting ‘Chairing the Dancer’ by William Nicholson, now in

C.S.House. Probably Ed Russell of the Eynsham side.

12. Newspaper cutting, Country Life 21st June 1973. Painting entitled ‘Merrymaking’.

13. Colour postcard of dancers in Welsh national costume. Message on back, signed Miriam.

14. Newspaper cutting, Yorkshire Post 3rd September 1980. The Moreska dancers, from

Dalmatia, dancing in Leeds.

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15. Page from Country Life, 10th July 1980, with print of painting by Richard Wilson, Coastal

landscape with shepherds and shepherdesses dancing.

16. Newspaper cutting, Yorkshire Post, 25th October 1980.Food for Halloween, by Anne

Price.

17. Newspaper cutting, - Post, July 1980. Picture of Yugoslavian dancers perform in Leeds.

18. Article from Country Life, 26th April, 1979, by Christopher Neve on the artist Kit Wood.

Includes painting entitled Dancing Sailors, Brittany, 1930.

19. Page from Country Life, 5th July 1979, with photographs, advertising stringed instruments

for auction.

20. Cutting from Country Life, 21st June 1979, showing two paintings by G.Morland,

‘Dancing Dogs’, and ‘Guinea Pigs’.

21. Cutting from Country Life, 1st March 1979, showing two aquatints of ladies dancing

minuets, published 1800.

22. Page from Country Life, dated 9th July 1981, with photograph of painting ‘Sir Roger de

Coverly & his hounds’, by R.B.Davis, dated 1843

23. Page from Country Life, dated 25th June 1981, with photograph of painting ‘Peasants

Merrymaking outside an Inn’, by David Teniers II.

24. Page from The Dalesman, May 1981, with article entitled ‘Longsword’, by Trevor Stone.

25. Cutting from Country Life, 18th September 1980, with picture ‘Villagers Merry-making’,

engraving after Rubens by Schelte a Bolswert.

26. Page from The Dalesman, November 1979, with article ‘What do you know about

Longsword Dancing?’, by Trevor Stone.

27. Newspaper cutting, no date or source, on visit of Jose Greco & Spanish dancers to Leeds.

28. Newspaper article from Country Life, 28th December 1978, by Raleigh Trevelyan, ‘Return

to Gilgit’ (Kashmir). Photograph of the Vulture Dance of the Chilas.

29. Page from The Dalesman, October 1978, with note about Kirby Malzeard.

30. Cutting (?Country Life) with drawing ‘A Young Couple Dancing’ (17th/18thcentury?)

31. Cutting from Country Life, 15th July 1976, with letter concerning portrait of Paul Jones.

32. Cutting from Country Life, November 18th 1971, article entitled ‘The Lure of

Korcula’(Yugoslavia) by Geoffrey Weston, with photograph of Moreska dancers.

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33. Greeting card with detail of drawing The Morris Men by Marjorie Lewison. (Dated 1977

by hand).

34. Colour postcard representing an 11p stamp issued by the Post Office in 1976. Picture

depicts Highland dancers and piper.

35. Newspaper cutting dated 29th March 1975: picture of Saddleworth Morris dancers

meeting outside Church Inn.

36. Newspaper cutting dated 21st September 1973; pictures and note about the Ancient Men,

morris dancers in Wilmslow.

37. Cutting from Country Life, 24th June 1976, painting ‘Peasants dancing & drinking in a

village street’ by Klaes Molenaer.

38. Cutting from Country Life, 3rd June 1976, drawing dated 1804 ‘Figures dancing under

trees’.

39. Cutting from Country Life, 9th December 1976, drawing c.1860, ‘Slaves dancing the

Fandango’.

40. Letter postmarked 10th Feb 1956 Otley, to Miss M.Robinson from Fred Falshaw.

41. Letter from E.M.Robinson giving Mary Fred Falshaw’s address. Presumably predates

letter to MR from FF.

42. 35 black & white photographs, measuring 9cm x 13cm, labelled either M’bro ?1965 or

M’bro 1965. All are taken inside a marquee, with a banner reading ‘Inter tie’ hung on the

back wall of the stage, and show groups of performers on stage

43. Three photographic prints on paper: a)Ashton morris dancers in 1908. b)Morris dancers

of old, c)Old Milbrook rush cart dancers at Stalybridge at coronation of Edward VII.

?Published in Ashton reporter September/October 1956.

44. EFDSS Leaflet no.9: Notes on Court & Country Dances in the Elizabethan Period (11

pages)

45. Advertisement for ‘The Gay Tyrolese’ appearing at St George’s Hall, Bradford: the

Kitzbuhel dancers and singers (2 copies).

46. Newspaper cutting (undated, no source) reporting North Skelton White Rose Sword

Dancers’ social evening, with picture of Mrs C.H. Ringrose-Wharton presenting a badge

to team members.

47. Handwritten notes entitled ‘Music through the dance by Evelyn Porter pub 1937 Batsford

7/6’, 8 sheets.

48. Advertisement for Jugoslav National Dancers (Croatian ensemble) appearing at Leeds.

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49. Page from book or magazine; photograph entitled ‘Folk dancers visit Kettlewell’ showing

morris dancers from Leeds. Dated by hand 1954.

50. Souvenir programme for International Folk Dance Festival in Manchester, October 1954.

51. Souvenir programme for Jugoslav National Dancers and Singers, containing newspaper

cutting (photograph of dancers) dated September 24th 1954.

52. Page from ‘The Listener’ dated March 11th 1954, with photograph of a traditional Spanish

dance.

53. Newspaper cutting, undated, no source, of two asylum seekers from a Yugoslav dance

troupe.

54. Newspaper cutting from Radio Times, 6th February, (no year) with photograph of two

principal dancers from Yugoslav National Ballet company.

55. Newspaper cutting of London students rehearsing Tyrolean Garland Dance (no date, no

source).

56. Programme for Jose Greco & his Spanish Dancers, Leeds Grand Theatre & Opera House,

15th October 1956.

57. Programme for Antonio & his Spanish Ballet Company, Gaumont Theatre, Bradford, 26th

November 1956.

58. Description of four Spanish dances, with photograph of12 dancers.

59. EFDSS leaflet explaining its purpose, organisation, constitution etc. Photograph of Cecil

Sharp House on front page.

60. Programme for A Cavalcade of International Folk Dance, Kings Hall, Manchester, 1st

May 1953.

61. Newspaper cutting , photograph of Leeds Morris Men at Headrow Garden. Telegraph &

Argus, 30th April 1955.

62. Calendar with tear-off postcards of Tyrolean dancers (see above).

63. Page from notebook with pencil notes of dance stesps headed Picking up Sticks, and

Childgrove.

64. Double page from exercise book with dance instructions: Road to Norwich, Dressed Ship,

Freemason, Shrewsbury Lancers(?), Barley Mow.

65. Advertisement for Jugoslav National Dancers (Croatian ensemble)appearing at St

George’s Hall, Bradford.

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66. Newspaper cutting from Yorkshire Post, 29th November 1975, of picture ‘Peasants

dancing outside Country Inn’ by David Teniers the younger, auctioned for £68,250 at

Christie’s.

67. Cutting from ‘Country Life’ 29th April 1976, ‘A Country Jollification’ by David Teniers

the younger, (same as cutting above).

68. Newspaper cutting, Yorkshire Post, 14th April 1976 about visits of Leeds Morris Men

visiting the Dales.

69. Newspaper cutting, Yorkshire Post, 15th April 1976 about visits of Leeds Morris Men

visiting the Dales.

70. Newspaper cutting from ‘Cumbria’ December 1975; letter from a Mrs M. Huddleston

about dancing in Cumbria.

71. Greetings card 15cm x 21cm, picture ‘The Sword Dancers’, with Tanfield Rectory,

Co.Durham, by Ronald Embleton.

72. Programme for service of thanksgiving for the 800th anniversary of founding of St Mary’s

church, Handsworth. Enclosed is letter from Heneage Ferraby, dated 27 ii 76, address

Handsworth Rectory, and four photographs of the sword dancers dated 1891 and 1911:

Four black and white prints made circa 1976 by Heneage Ferraby of Handsworth Rectory.

12cm x 16.5 cm.

1) Man in costume, labelled top ‘Handsworth: Clown Walter S[iddall]’; bottom ‘1891.

Joined 1888, danced first year, clown 1889 – 1901.’

2) Group portrait with 13 figures; clown, eight men in ‘uniform’, labelled ‘Handsworth

team December 25th 1891’.

3) Group portrait of four figures in ‘uniform’ carrying swords; identified as [ ] Siddall,

Wm. Siddall, Walter Siddall, Henry Siddall (4 brothers).

4)Group portrait labelled ‘Handsworth Team 1911’. “11 figures, eight in ‘uniform

bearing swords.

73. Typed letter dated 22nd November 1973 from Revd. Canon Heneage Ferraby, Handsworth

Rectory, concerning search for photographs and Handsworth dance team.

74. Brochure to commemorate visit of Princess Margaret to Handsworth, November 15th

1966. Details of new youth wing, as well as history of area.

75. Newspaper cutting from Yorkshire Post, 12th July 1963; member of White Rose Morris

team teaching dance to his schoolchildren. Photograph.

76. Newspaper cutting about folk dancers travelling around Dales’ villages.. Photograph.

77. Correspondence between Mary Robinson and Alan Roughley concerning folk dancing.

Letters dated 1st January 1957(?1958) and 16th February 1958 from A.R. and 2nd February

1958 from MR. Notation of dance ‘Jack’s t’Lad’ included.

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78. Letter from M.Williams, 18 Manscombe Road, to ‘Miss Robinson’ concerning broom

dance, particularly in Wales.

79. Letter from Norman Peacock, dated 29th August 1956. Refers to EFDSS, collecting,

‘tradition’, Alex Helm, Peter Kennedy, Ordish.

80. EFDSS publications price list, dated December 1958, 6 sheets quarto paper, printed both

sides.

81. Newspaper cutting, ?Yorkshire Post, May 1961. Feature with photograph about Jackie

Toaduff, champion clog-dancer.

82. Newspaper cutting, Manchester Guardian July 1st 1957,Manchester & Leeds Morris Men

dancing in Gisburn (2 photographs).

83. Two pages from small magazine with letter about Northumbrian dancing.

84. Newspaper cutting, Telegraph & Argus, 25th October 1956, entitled ‘Folk Dancing in the

Dales’ by W.R.Mitchell.

85. Newspaper cutting, The Reporter 14th September 1956, entitled ‘When Morris Dancing

Flourished’, with picture.

86. Newspaper cutting, no date, about the Manx dirk dance, with picture.

87. Newspaper cutting, Evening Post, 5th April 1965, about the Leyland Morris dance, with

picture.

88. Evening Gazette special supplement, in colour, on Teesside International Industrial

Eisteddfod, date post 1963/pre 1971.

89. Newspaper cutting, Country Life, 15th December 1966, with picture of group of people

possibly dancing, and note querying the subject of the picture.

90. Newspaper cutting, Yorkshire Post, 22nd August 1967, on Billingham International

Folklore Festival, with picture of Canary Islands dancers.

91. Article from ‘The Countryman’ 1964/5 ‘Dancing Floors in Co.Kerry’ by Raymond Piper,

with drawings.

92. Letter from J.Grice Hill, Hawes Vicarage, Yorkshire, dated 24th October 1961,

concerning sword dancing at Gayle.

93. ‘Squares News’ dated February 1964, EFDSS South Yorkshire District newsletter.

94. Two identical black & white photographs, copyright Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, entitled

Eierdans, Pieter Aertsz (‘The Egg Dance’ by Pieter Aertsen).

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95. Handwritten note from spiral notepad defining ‘hey’.

96. Newspaper cutting, Yorkshire Post, 24th February 1970, entitled ‘Dancing clock for sale’.

One of tunes it played being ‘Buttered Peas’, name of dance in Upper Wharfedale.

97. Picture from Country Life, 4th December 1969, of dancers at a Tamil wedding.

98. Letter from Norman Peacock, dated 19th July 1963, mentioning a pace-egging song from

Gayle, and the Ripon Sword Dancers.

99. Newspaper cutting from Yorkshire Post 18th September 1970. Article entitled ‘Dancing

the Hocus Pocus’ by James V.Wilson, discussing the possible link between Hokey Cokey,

Hocus Pocus, and Reformation mock masses.

100. Letter from Julian Pilling dated 18th August 1970, concerning possible tour to Harrogate

by the Cole Royal Morris Men.

101. Newspaper cutting from Yorkshire Post dated 26th July 1971; letter from Ernest Kirkby

concerning Sadler Hall (University of Leeds) Rapper Sword Dancers and funding.

102. Newspaper cutting from Country Life 9th September 1971, with letter from Iain

Moncreiffe of that ilk, reviewing ‘Rantin’ Pipe and Tremblin’ String’, a history of

Scottish dancing.

103. Page from The Dalesman, April 1962, a 1918 report on Sword dances at Stokesley, and

a mention of Pleeaf-stots [sic].

104. Two pages from The Dalesman (?), November 1958, with letter and words of a pace

egging song sung at Gayle.

105. Picture from Country Life, 17th August 1972, of Brussels tapestry after design by David

Teniers the Younger. Can’t trace the picture it was based on. Depicts a rustic scene

outside an inn, with a piper and a man and woman dancing.

106. Page from English Dance & Song (magazine of EFDSS) , Summer 1971; picture of a

Chichester Cathedral misericord depicting a fiddler kissing a dancer.

107. Page from English Dance & Song, Winter 1972; article entitled ‘The Manley Morris’ by

Dorothea Haworth.

108. Page from This England, Spring 1971; colour photographs of children celebrating May

day on one side, and article on Cotswold dancers on reverse.

109. Service sheet from Manchester Cathedral, 18th April 1971; records attendance of the

Morris Ring of England at the Eucharist.

110. Newspaper cutting, Yorkshire Post 29th April 1974; pictures of Colne Royal Morris Men

at Heptonstall.

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111. Newspaper cutting, with two pictures of boys from Laurence Jackson School,

Guisborough practicing sword dancing for a visit to Cecil Sharp House.

112. Report , dated 6th April 1960, by EFDSS executive committee on a commission

investigating complaints by members. Twenty-page booklet.

113. Black & white negative 9cm x 6cm. Five standing figures in costume, with two elevated

(subject unclear).

114. English Dance & Song, issue for November/December 1957, Vol.XXII, no.2.

115. Newspaper cutting from Telegraph & Argus, 3rd December 1957,with picture of dancers

from National Dance Theatre of Israel in the ballet ‘Queen of Sheba’.

116. Newspaper cutting of Provost of Wakefield, Canon Noel T.Hopkins, Mrs Hopkins &

Rt.Rev.Roger P.Wilson.

117. Leaflet promoting The Folk Dancer, published by the Manchester Folk Dance Centre.

118. Notice of EFDSS AGM, 8th November 1958.

119. Newspaper cutting, undated, of article entitled Explore England: Wells, by John

Aldridge, with large colour photograph of morris dancers in front of the Cathedral.

120. Cutting from Country Life, 15th June 1972 – picture of Kathakali dancers.

121. Letter from Raymond Waite of Kirkby Malzeard concerning the Kirkby Malzeard sword

dance, 22nd December 1968

122. Extracts & notes from ‘The Traditional dance’ by Violet Alford and Rodney Gallop.

Two sheets of paper.

123. Newspaper cutting from Yorkshire Post, 29th December 1972, concerning discovery of

previously unrecorded dance (Riccall sword dance).

124. Newspaper cutting from Yorkshire Post, 4th August 1972, on benefits of dance therapy.

125. Catalogue of folk dance records, no.1 published by the Folk Shop, Cecil Sharp House,

post 1971.

126. Catalogue of folk dance records, no. 3published by the Folk Shop, Cecil Sharp House,

post 1971.

127. Page from The Listener, 7th January 1954, with article and pictures of Balinese dancing.

128. Page from The Illustrated London News, 30th July 1960, on the Georgian State Dance

Company’s visit to London.

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129. The Dalesman, February 1953, Vol.14, no 11.

130. Page from Country Life, 18th January 1979, with illustration of 15th-century May-tree

dance.

131. Newspaper cutting from Yorkshire Post, 8th May 1984, with picture of tribal dancers

during Papal visit to Papua New Guinea.

132. Newspaper cutting from Yorkshire Post, 7th August 1984, article about Ruby Keeler, and

her connection with the Toaduff brothers.

133. Page from Country Life, 20th September 1985, with print of ‘Country dancers’ by

William Henry Midwood.

134. Page from Country Life, 11th March 1982, with picture of carving of a morris dancer

carved by Erasmus Grasser, 1480.

135. Page from Country Life, 8th April 1982, article on the fete champetre at the Oaks,

Surrey, 1774.

136. Page from Country Life, 30th September 1982, article entitled ‘the Seljuk Inheritance’ by

Marie Noele Kelly; includes photograph of dancing Dervishes.

137. Print (?linocut) of boys playing leapfrog.

138. Print (?linocut) of dancer(?): figure covered in ribbons holding a stick.

139. Print (?scraperboard) of six men dancing, with accordionist and crowd of people

watching, and industrial backdrop.

140. Print of six sword-dancers.

141. Print of morris dancers.

142. Print of ?tap dancer.

143. Newspaper cutting from Yorkshire Post, 5th May 1983, picture of Chinese dancers

performing dance of the Lions.

144. Colour page from supplement to Illustrated London News, with photographs of Ballet

Folklorico.

145. Letter from ‘Mary’ at EFDSS to Mrs Hudleston, concerning Bellerby dance among other

things, 8th December 1960

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01-002/2/2 EFDSS Library

1. Hard-backed notebook, 8” x 6” labelled ‘EFDSS library accounts’, containing

handwritten entries of receipts and payments dating from1960 to1964 (as Treasurer,

N.E.Yorks.Area).

2. Bundle of blank tickets for the EFDSS, North east area, Vaughan Williams memorial

library meeting.

3. Ring binder, 9” x 6 ½”, labelled ‘EFDSS Handbook’, containing duplicated typed sheets

relating to organisation of groups, districts and areas of the EFDSS.

4. Letter dated 18th March 1969 from EFDSS, concerning position of Mr Rutter, the annual

festival at Sidmouth, and the future.

5. Newspaper cutting (Yorkshire Post 6th September 1969), reporting apology by EFDSS to

Whitby for behaviour of some visitors at Folk festival.

6. Letter from EFDSS to Mrs Hudleston, dated 2nd August 1961, acknowledging receipt of

cheque, the profit of evening lectures.

7. Typed (carbon copy) statement of accounts for Vaughan Williams Memorial Library, first

two meetings (no date)

8. Typed (carbon copy) statement of accounts for Vaughan Williams Memorial Library, third

meeting (no date)

9. Typed letter dated 6th October 1964 from Ruth Noyes (EFDSS librarian) to Mrs

Hudleston, with receipt for £13 13s.

10. Typed copy of letter to Mrs (Ruth) Noyes, dated 20th October 1969, concerning Mrs

Noyes’ retirement and Mrs Hudleston’s work organising library evenings in York and

elsewhere.

11. Handwritten reply to above from Ruth Noyes dated 1st November 1969.

12. Four receipts dated 1960 – 1961 relating to hire of rooms and equipment for meetings.

13. Letter dated 11th July 1960 from Chief Constable’s Office, Law Courts, York, concerning

music & dancing licences, and cinematographic licences, for premises used for EFDSS

library evenings. Handwritten notes on the letter concerning the Rechabite buildings used

for meetings.

14. Letter dated 27th March 1961, from Michael Gray, Woodhouse Grove School, Apperley

Bridge, concerning hire of film.

15. Letter dated 15th March 1961 from R.Patterson, Curator, Castle Museum, York,

concerning an article by Alex Helm and a picture in the museum’s collection.

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16. Typed list entitled ‘Records for Mrs Hudleston’ and signed M.Axford 19.10.61.

17. Typescript entitled ‘Yorkshire Folk Songs by N.A and M.Hudleston’. Eight pages

describing their work collecting folk songs and the forthcoming gramophone record. Two

copies, one extensively amended in pencil. Undated.

18. Five typed pages with one page torn from spiral notebook.. Headed M.Hudleston

N.E.Area: some suggestions for future programmes. Amended by hand. Two copies.

Undated.

19. Four (different) copies of ‘The Folk Shop’, the EFDSS catalogue of folk dance or song

records. Undated, but pre decimalisation (1971).

20. Carbon copy of letter dated 6th July 1960 to Mr Kennedy, director, EFDSS, concerning

amateur films of Ashbourne football game, Castleton garland, and Barwick in Elmet

maypole raising.

21. Six copies of printed four-sided brochure of Cecil Sharp House. Includes a short

biography of Cecil Sharp, a brief history of the building, and a tour of the building.

22. Two black and white postcards of the interior of Cecil Sharp House; one of the library

and one of the reception room.

23. Letter dated 19th October 1960 from Brian Branston of the BBC Television Talks

Department to Mrs Hudleston.. Refers to folk songs he knew and used in programmes.

24. Letter dated 29th October 1960 from E.J. Nicol to Mrs Hudleston concerning talk by the

former on 5th November. Includes list of book titles to be used as sources or references.

25. Handwritten list of books, all by Violet Alford..

26. Letter dated 15th February 1961 from Brian Everett, of Seven Seas Films, concerning the

possible sale of a film entitled ‘The Great Game’.

27. Letter dated 3rd October 1960 from R.A.Innes, director of Halifax Museums,

acknowledging receipt of cheque for purchase of copies of ballads and broadsides; and

giving permission for Mrs Hudleston to go through originals at the Museum.

28. Copy of letter dated 6th October 1960 acknowledging Mr Innes’ letter.

29. Colour postcard of Padstow Hobby Horse dance (occurs on May Day). 1950’s?

30. Black and white photograph of William Kimber and Douglas Kennedy, taken by W.

Fisher Cassie.

31. Leaflet issued by Phonographic Performance Ltd. entitled ‘Licences for the Public Use of

Gramophone Records’.

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32. Conference entitled ‘Current Problems in the Preservation of Folk Music and Dance (and

related customs) in the British Isles’. Four-side list of members and representatives, with

list of societies represented and apologies for absence. Five-side report on interests and

work in progress of some of those attending conference. Accompanying leaflet with

details of sales department and catering arrangements, together with a 5/- ticket.

33. Six typed flimsy copies (two pages) of ‘The Angel Gabriel’ and ‘The Cherry Tree Carol’,

amended by hand.

34. EFDSS Jubilee Exhibition catalogue. Catalogue for exhibition on the history & growth of

folk music, 27th February to 11th March 1961. Five pages listing ‘screens’ with

photographs (?) displayed on them, and a tribute to Percy Grainger, who had recently

died.

35. Greetings card, with black and white photograph of a small yacht printed inside front

cover. Caption ‘This is it! “Janora”’. Inscription on opposite page, part printed, part

hand-written: ‘With our best wishes and most grateful thanks from Helen and Douglas.

Everyone is so enjoying your beautiful album of pictures. We have been very touched by

the evident appreciation of our past efforts’. Photo of boat bought as a present on

Douglas Kennedy’s retirement as Director of EFDSS. His wife was originally Helen

Karpeles and sister of Maud who accompanied Cecil Sharp on his researches in the USA.

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01-002/3 Folk plays & obsolete customs

Folk Plays

Original folder labelled ‘Obsolete and other folk plays, N.Yks, W.Yks & Lancs etc.

General

1. Handwritten note concerning location of photographs and texts at home.

2. Brown envelope, labelled YDS XXXVIII, vol.6, 1937, Folk Plays, containing

photographic copies of two articles:

‘Word-lore, Practices and Beliefs in Blackamore; Including an Account of the Lockton

“Tar Barrel”, by F.W.Dowson, B.A., (five pages, 31 to 35)

‘Three Folk Plays’ contributed by H.Askew: Sword Dancers Play, Durham version of

Guiser’s play, Border version of the Guiser’s play

Notes on the Goathland folk play, by Frank W.Dowson.

Photographs glossy black and white, 8.5 x 6.5 inches, accompanied by bill for the work

from Massers’ Studio of Malton, dated 20th June 1960.

3. Pocklington Mummers or Ploughboys: press cutting, 1952 or 53.

4. Barton le Street, North Yorks, Tar Barrel. Text of play, two pages, typed, headed ‘from

Arthur Bayes of Barton 5.5.56’. See below.

5. English Dance & Song, Vol.XXI, No.2, November/December 1956, containing article

‘Barton-le-Street, N.Yorks, Tar Barrel’, collected from Arthur Bayes May 5th 1956;

pp.45-46.

6. Letter from ?Mary Hudleston to Miss Walker, dated 17th December 1957, with mention

of plays at Gainford, Piercebridge and Aldborough (N.Yorks).

7. Aysgarth Mummers Fete: notes found in the papers of the late Miss Fox of Pickering

Grammar School, and sent to NAH by J.Rushton, 16 March 1966.

8. Alderley Edge Mummers Play: photograph and note from Manchester Evening News

23rd December 1974

9. Dick: newspaper cutting referring to negative aspects of the name Richard, with a rhyme

about Dicky Dout and a handwritten note ‘c.f. mummer’s play’. Yorkshire Post 26th

November 1975.

10. Tykes News, December 1975 to January 1976; includes note of performance of Bolton

Percy mumming play.

10a. Three typescripts relating to plays performed in Ripon: i) “Ripon folk play as

preserved in the Hardcastle family”; ii) “Ripon sword dance play”, from the Journal of

the English Folk Dance Society; iii) “Extract from ‘The Wakeman’ Dec, 1953”

relating to ‘The Peace Egg’ play from Ripon.

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Plough Stots (Blue Stots)

11. Sheriff Hutton Plew Stotts Play, text of play, two pages, headed ‘Collected from Bob

Nelson of Boston Spa, 13.9.55’.

12. Ampleforth Plough Stotts play 1860 - 70: Letter dated 23rd February 1959 from

L.F.Peltor of The Vicarage, Kilburn, York, with hand written text of play. Three typed

copies of letter and play, one of which has shorthand notes

13. ‘Blue Stots’ play in Coxwold before 1918: article entitled ‘A Childhood Christmas’ by

Ruth Hedger, The Dalesman December 1959, pp.601 – 604.

14. Plough Stots: information from William Curtis of Marton-cum-Grafton, August 1962.

Typed sheet, two side, two copies.

15. Number not used

16. Aldborough Shepherds: letter from Mary Hudleston to Dr Cawte, dated 18th February

1965. Refers to a Miss Lawson-Tancred of Aldborough Lodge. Contains notes on

Shepherds or Stotters who went mumming on 6th January (see below), and a letter from

Dr Cawte which appears to answer her letter, although the date looks like 23.xi.62.

17. Typed notes on Aldborough Shepherds (5 sides) and shorthand notes.

18. Correspondence from Miss Lawson-Tancred, with newspaper cutting of a letter from

her requesting information about the Aldborough Shepherds (27th April 1962). Letters

dated April 15th, April 23rd, June 13th, and June 20th. Two notes by ?Mary Hudleston,

lists of references.

19. Plough Stots: article entitled ‘Yorkshire Mummers’ printed in The Dalesman, January

1976, pp.802 – 804.

20. Plough Stots/Blue Stots: information from Frank Wynn of Roecliffe, and neighbours.

Undated.

21. Envelope with notes on mumming plays.

22. Brown envelope, addressed to Mr Hudleston, & labelled by him ‘Chas Marshall: Norton

/Grafton play’ containing:

Page from The Dalesman dated April 1987, p.23, with mention of Blue Stotts at

Skelton-on-Ure.

Letter from John (Chas) Marshall of Starbeck, Harrogate dated 4th June 1987 concerning

‘Blue stots’, and referring to the Haxby blue stots play. Includes a map; the typed record

of an interview with George Wright of Boroughbridge, including his memories of

Plough Stotts in Boroughbridge about 1910; and copy of an article entitled ‘The return

of the blue stots’ by Stuart Rankin.

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Letter from Chas Marshall dated 17th July 1987, with text of Haxby Plough Stots play.

‘The Haxby Play’, by Peter J.Walls, followed by Plough Stotting ‘At Goathland’ by

Keith Thompson: articles from The Dalesman, December 1987, pp.728 – 730.

Note from Chas Marshall dated 19th February 1988, referring to Knaresborough

mummers, and Blue Stots at Topcliffe, as well as Helperby and Brafferton. Includes

photograph of Knaresborough mummers visit to Cayton Hall in January. Six men

‘blacked up’ in costume with NAH in centre.

Letter from Chas Marshall dated 3rd December 1991, with reference to Richmond’s Poor

Old Horse.

‘Richmond’s Christmas Customs’ by Julia Smith; article from The Dalesman,

December 1991. Mentions poor old horse.

Pace Egg plays

23. Pace Egg plays: letter dated 2nd December 1962 from ?Grace, 45, The Square, Fairfield

nr. Manchester

24. ‘The play of St George, the Knights and the Dragon, being a Mumming Play for Pace

Eggers’ compiled by John Priestman and William E.Mitchell: two typed copies, six

sheets, double-sided, marked ‘Rochdale’ by hand. Undated.

‘The Pace Egg or the Easter Play’, two typed copies, three sheets, double-sided. Text

similar to previous. Undated. Both contained in brown envelope marked ‘N.B.

Wormald Green & Markington checked and drawn blank, N.A.H. Obsolete and other

folk plays W.Yks & Lancs etc.’

25. ‘North Country Amusements of Long Ago’ by G. Bernard Wood, published in Country

Life, 2nd December 1965. Includes photograph of Midgely pace eggers and horse’s head

used in plays at Hooton Pagnell, nr.Doncaster.

26. Two letters from Violet Alford. One dated August 1st, from Westbury on Trym, on

mummers plays; the other dated October 19th, from Cannes, concerning St George’s

mumming play and Shakespeare, and hobby horses.

Bellerby Sword-dance Play

27. Typed letter dated 4th June 1966 from ‘Christina’ (Hole?), 292 Iffley Road, Oxford.

(No obvious connection with the sword-dance play).

28. Journal of the English Folk Dance Society, 1928, no.2 (includes the following articles:

Folk-song, mumming & dance in the Isle of man,

Morris dances from Filed Town

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Some sword-dance fragments

Some fragments of sword-dance plays.

29. Sixteen typed copies of ‘The Bellerby Sword-dance Play’ by M.Karpeles, extracted

from the journal above.

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Obsolete customs

30. Article entitled ‘A Taste of Northern India’ by Douglas Dickens (Country Life, 31st

October 1968), including photograph of traditional hobby horse dancers on stilts from

Madras

31. Article entitled ‘Yorkshire Miscellany: Brass bands and Cheesecakes’ by Arthur Percival

(single page from The Dalesman, January 1971). Fiddling, Hardraw Scar annual brass

band contest.

32. Burley in Wharfedale, and Bradford Horse Carriers: articles from The Dalesman, April

1984, pp.48 – 51.

33. Bishopthorpe Sword Dancers: photostat of typed copy of article from the Yorkshire

Herald 13th January, 1844., with accompanying letter from by Derek Bellerby of York.

34. ‘The Knights of the Bath at Westminster Abbey in 1749’: painting reproduced in colour

on the front cover of Country Life, 10th December 1970.

35. Distribution of bread dole at St Mary’s Church, Acton: letter from Country Life, 28th June

1984.

36. Olympick Games at Dover’s Hill (early 17th century): letter ?Country Life, 25th November

1971.

37. Reading of Snaith Town Charter on August 10th; article from Yorkshire Post 31st August

1972.

38. Swinging censer of Santiago, and similar custom at pre-reformation St Paul’s; two letters

from Country Life, 22nd July 1982.

39. Card with notes in shorthand on North Devon customs, and ?French festivals.

40. Riding of the Black Lad at Ashton under Lyne; press cutting of book review from 'News’,

3rd May 1972.

41. Processions: St Magnus’ Day, May Day, midsummer watch etc. ‘And so with much joy to

Westminster: accounts of some London processions ’; article by Christopher Neve,

Country Life, 11th November 1971, pp.1261-1265.

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01-002/4 Folk Lore

4/1 Folder labelled “Nigel’s Folklore Notes: Yks - chiefly V.o.P.”

1/1 The Tale of the Dead Dog, The Mistletoe Bough, The King and the Flowers, Say it

with Flowers. Ts. with ms. annotations

1/2 The Tale of the Dead Dog, The Mistletoe Bough, The King and the Flowers, Say it

with Flowers. Ts. with ms. annotations and magazine cuttings

1/3 Notes on Say it with Flowers

1/4 A Musical Protest, Buried Treasure I, Buried Treasure II. Ts. and ms.

1/5 Photograph of “The Idoll of the Moone”, from Verstegan’s ‘Restitution of Decayed

Intelligence’, 1637. In cardboard folder. 3 copies

1/6 ‘General Folk-lore, Customs, and Beliefs in the Vale of Pickering’ Ts. & ms.

1/7 ‘Folk-lore, Customs, and Beliefs of the Year in the Vale of Pickering I’. Ts. & ms.

1/8 ‘Folk-lore, Customs, and Beliefs of the Year in the Vale of Pickering II’. Ts. & ms.

1/9 ‘Inscription for Mrs. Nixon’s Garden Chair, Union Hall’. Ms.

1/10 Catalogue ‘Fine and Rare Books: a selection. Deighton Bell 149. Cambridge 1975’.

Printed

4/2 Folder labelled “Folk Tales, Rhymes”

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, typewritten notes, booklets (164 items)

4/3 Folder labelled “Correspondence with F/lorists”

Typewritten and handwritten correspondence (158 items)

4/4 Folder labelled “Foreign Folklore and Customs”

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, typewritten and manuscript notes, booklets,

correspondence (328 items)

4/5 Folder labelled “Typed extracts from Folklore books”

5/1 Folklore of Upper Calder Valley by H.W. Harwood. 88 l. Ts.

5/2 It’s an old Scottish custom by Francis Drake-Carnell. 1 l. Ts.

5/3 Haunted England by Christina Hole. 1 l. Ts.

5/4 English custom and usage by Christina Hole. 8 l. Ts.

5/5 Calendar customs Vol. I. 10 l. Ts.

5/6 Calendar customs Vol. III. 16 l. Ts.

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4/6 Folder labelled “Folklore – General”

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, booklets (102 items)

4/7 Folder labelled “Folk 1998”

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines (18 items)





4/10 Folder labelled “Yorkshire Folklore”

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, typewritten and manuscript notes,


4/11 Folder labelled “Animals in Art and Lore”

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, typewritten and manuscript notes,


4/12 Folder labelled “Miscellaneous Folk”

Photographs:

12/1 “Illustration from ‘County and Town in Ireland under the Georges’ by Constantin

Maxwell, p. 149, “The Irish slave”. B&W

12/2 “Shanties with fiddle accompaniment” (illustration from ‘The Atlantic Telegraph’ by

W.H. Russell. B&W

12/3 Four copies of B&W illustration

12/4 Brigg Horse Fair, 1962. 11 B&W photographs

12/5 Alkborough Maze, 1962. 3 B&W photographs

12/6 Windmill, 1962. 4 B&W photographs

12/7 Near Alkborough, 1962. 2 B&W photographs

12/8 Richmond Bounds, 1962. 2 B&W photographs

12/9 Wibsey Horse Fair, 1962. 3 B&W photographs

12/10 Corby Pole Fair, 1962. 5 B&W photographs, with negatives

12/11 William Curtis, Corner House, Marton-cum-Grafton. 1 B&W photograph

12/12 Ripon, Boxing Day, 1960. 3 B&W photographs

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12/13 Allendale, 31st Dec 1960. 1 B&W photograph

12/14 Fishermen and Firemen, Scarborough, 31 Dec 1962. 12 B&W photographs

12/15 Hull grave dale, Dec 1962. 3 B&W photographs

12/16 Cragg Vale Singers, Dec 1962. 6 B&W photographs

12/17 Various negatives

4/13 Folder labelled “Loch Ness and other monsters”

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, correspondence (77 items)

4/14 Folder labelled “UFOs, Hill figures, Standing stones, Cures, Holy wells, Figure

heads, Curses, Maypoles, Corn dollies, Lucks, Charms, Ralismans, Mazes,

Maiden’s garlands”



4/15 Folder labelled “Divining, Non-calendar customs, Superstitions”



4/16 Folder labelled “Ghosts and Spirits”

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, typewritten and manuscript notes, booklets

(320 items)

4/17 Folder labelled “Witchcraft/Black Magic”



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01-002/5 Calendar customs

January

a) Miscellaneous, including New Year’s Day (32)

b) Plough Stots (14)

c) Hubberholme Church/Poor Pasture (21)

d) Haxey Hood

scrapbooks, articles, notes (18)

1955-66 correspondence (22)

1962-96 newscuttings (19)

February

a) Miscellaneous (14)

b) Candlemas (7)

c) Bridlington Fishermen’s Sunday (8)

d) Valentine’s Day (18)

Shrovetide

a) Pancake Day (35)

b) Scarborough Skipping (31)

c) Football

Ashbourne (15)

Alnwick (6)

Atherstone (2)

Sedgefield (2)

d) Miscellaneous (7)

Lent

a) Candle auction, near Haxey, 1961 (4)

b) White Bread Meadow, Bourne, Lincs, 1961 (6)

c) Miscellaneous (23)

March

a) Miscellaneous (19)

b) Kiplingcotes Derby (40)

April

a) April Fool (5)

b) Miscellaneous (17)

Easter

a) Maundy Thursday (28)

b) Workington Ball Game (8)

c) Britannia Coconut Dancers (12)

d) Egg rolling or Pace Egging (87), including Pace Egg plays (53)

e) Chalkhurst Charity (5)

f) Easter Eggs (34)

g) Easter customs

London - Distribution of buns at St. Bartholomew the Great (4)

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- Yeomen Warders’ procession, Tower of London (2)

Hocktide, Hungerford (19)

Miscellaneous (49)

Rogation

a) Beating the Bounds (23)

b) Blessing of the Boats or Fishing Fleet (10)

Ascensiontide

a) Whitby Penny Hedge (18)

b) Tissington Well dressing (14)

c) Miscellaneous (2)

Whitsuntide and Corpus Christi

a) Whit walks (4)

b) Bellerby Sword Dance (19)

c) Barwick in Elmet maypole (19)

d) Miscellaneous Whitsun customs (38)

e) Corpus Christi (1)

May

a) May Day customs, including May Queens, maypoles, etc. (54)

b) Helston Flora Day (6)

c) Molly Dancers (1)

d) May day horses (9)

e) Barmote Court (4)

f) Miscellaneous (22)

g) Oak Apple Day (28)

h) Northallerton Fair (6)

i) Scorton Arrow (31)

j) Minehead Hobby Horse (16)

k) Padstow Hobby Horse (2)

l) Castleton Garland (5)

m) St. John’s Well, Harpham (8)

June

a) Appleby Fair (11)

b) Barnaby Fair (9)

c) Thorne Horse Fair (6)

d) Well dressings (4)

e) Miscellaneous (32)

July

a) Kilburn Feast (47)

b) Seamer Fair (32)

c) Topcliffe Fair (17)

d) Swan-upping (13)

e) Durham Miners’ Gala (3)

f) Alport Love Feast (4)

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g) Yarnton Meadows (4)

h) Miscellaneous (33)

August

a) The Burning of Bartle (34)

b) St. Wilfrid’s Fair, Ripon (15)

c) Lee Gap Horse Fair (8)

d) Spaunton (61)

e) Ickornshaw (5)

f) Burnsall Fell Race (4)

g) Rushbearing (13)

h) Egton Bridge Gooseberry Fair (13)

i) South Queensferry Festival (6)

j) Mitcham Grotto Day (8)

k) Miscellaneous (38)

September

a) Abbot’s Bromley Horn Dancers (11)

b) Egremont Crab Fair (9)

c) Richmond Boundary Riding (9)

d) Longwood Sing (4)

e) Preston Guild (6)

f) Brough Hill Horse Fair (7)

g) Spear Pie contest, Stamford Bridge (7)

h) Sheriff’s Ride, Lichfield (6)

i) Miscellaneous (13)

j) Denby Dale Pie (33)

Harvest (17)

October

a) Hull Fair (6)

b) Yarm Fair (12)

c) Hallowe’en (9)

d) Michaelmas Fair, Malton (7)

e) Court Leet (18)

f) Miscellaneous (32)

November

a) Bonfire Night (54)

b) Mischief Night (12)

c) Soul caking (16)

d) Ottery St. Mary (11)

e) Ebberston (3)

f) Wroth Silver (12)

g) Lord Mayor’s Show (5)

h) Lewes (4)

i) Miscellaneous (17)

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December

a) Ripon (7)

b) Flamborough (7)

c) Handsworth (6)

d) Grenoside (3)

e) Scarborough (16)

f) Devil’s Knell (11)

g) T’Owd Tup (9)

h) Santa Lucia (5)

i) Hartshead (5)

j) Stamford Bridge (11)

k) Court Leet (5)

l) Mumming and guising (13)

m) Wassailing (4)

n) Mari Lwyd (5)

o) Marshfield (2)

p) Christingle (9)

q) Christmas (67)

r) Allendale (5)

s) Miscellaneous (29)

General, daily and occasional customs (89)

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01-002/6 Gypsy material

6/1 Gypsy caravans


6/2 Gypsy horse fairs - works by artists

Cuttings from magazines (34 items)

6/3 Gypsy horse fairs - newscuttings

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, booklets, correspondence (53 items)

6/4 Gypsy life

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, typewritten notes (73 items)

6/5 Gypsies and the law


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7/1 Irish songs

7/1/1 Large notebook labelled “Wexford Carols”. Contains ts. lyrics and some ms. tunes,

also notes on history of the carols and list of saints’ days over Christmas period

7/1/2 Large notebook. “The Kilmore Carols” on first page, contains ms. lyrics and notes

found in 7/1/1. Also notes on children’s rhymes and games, names of South Wexford

singers and shorthand notes on “Wooden Crosses at Roadside near Kilmore”

7/1/3 Manuscript music book. Single page listing sources of information on carols

7/1/4 ‘A Wexford carol’, with drawing by Leslie MacWeeney. Dolmen Press Ballad Sheets,

New Series, 1. (Dublin: Dolmen Press, 1957)

7/1/5 “Songs recorded in South Wexford, Eire, by Nigel & Mary Hudleston, May 1959”. Ts.

list of songs featured on records. 2 copies each of 2 versions, with ms. annotations.

Also English Folk Dance & Song Society compliments slip and copy of letter re visit

to London by group of performers from County Wexford. (7 items)

7/1/6 ‘Catalogue of Irish songs and ballads’ produced by Walton’s Piano and Musical

Instrument Galleries, Dublin. 2 copies, one with ms. note

7/1/7 The ballad of Lord Randall by Joseph M. Crofts. (Dublin: Walton’s Piano and Musical

Instrument Galleries, 1951)

7/1/8 The fisherman and his child by C.A. White. (London: Chas. Sheard & Co)

7/1/9 The foggy dew. Lyrics by [name unclear], accompaniment by Carl G. Hardebeck.

(Dublin: Whelan & Son.) Printed with ms. annotations

7/1/10 ‘The foggy dew’ and ‘The wheelwright’. Photographs of printed tunes. (2 items)

7/1/11 The gentle maiden. Lyrics by Harold Boulton, arranged by Arthur Somervell. (London:

J.B Cramer & Co.) Printed with ms. annotations

7/1/12 Glenswilly by M. McGinley. (Dublin: Walton’s Piano and Musical Instrument

Galleries, 1954) 2 copies, printed with ms. annotations

7/1/13 The lark in the clear air. Lyrics by Sir Samuel Ferguson, arrangement by Patrick J.

Ryan. (Dublin: Walton’s Piano and Musical Instrument Galleries, 1952) 2 copies,

printed with ms. annotations

7/1/14 Maire my girl. Lyrics by John Keegan Casey, arranged by George Aitken. (London:

Chappell & Co.) Printed with ms. annotations

7/1/15 The snowy breasted pearl. Lyrics by Stephen Edward de Vere, arranged by Joseph

Robinson. (London: Chappell & Co.) Printed with ms. annotations

7/1/16 Ms. tune, title unclear

7/1/17 ‘Drocketty’s march’. Ms. tune set down by Mrs. M. Bolger. Also a letter from Mrs.

Bolger to Mr. Hudleston dated August 1958. (4 items)

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7/2 Irish mumming

7/2/1 Kilmore mummers

7/2/1/1 “Kilmore mummers”. Script followed by notes on the history of the

play. 2 copies, ts. with ms. annotations

7/2/1/2 Speeches not included in 7/2/1/1. 5 copies each of 3 ts.

7/2/1/3 Ms. of speeches and notes included in 7/2/1/1-2

7/2/1/4 Glossary of Wexford and Gaelic words. 1 ms. and 2 ts. with ms.

annotations

7/2/2 The Forth and Bargy mummers’ play

7/2/2/1 “The Forth and Bargy mummers’ play, S. Wexford”. Script followed by

notes on history of the play. Ts. with ms. annotations

7/2/2/2 “The Forth and Bargy mummers’ play, S. Wexford”. Script followed by

notes on history of the play. 5 copies, ts. with ms. annotations

7/2/3 Wexford mummers

7/2/3/1 Copy of ‘The Wexford Mummers’ Play’, as transcribed by Mr.

Hudleston, The Past (1964), 7, 152-171. Also letter from archivist at

the Irish Folklore Commission dated 11 February 1966

7/2/3/2 ‘The Wexford Mummers’ Play’. Printed copy with ms. annotations,

The Past (1964), 7, 152-171

7/2/3/3 The Past (1964), 7. Also correspondence dated March-April 1968 (4

items)

7/2/4 Mumming correspondence and notes

7/2/4/1 Correspondence and notes re Carne mumming dance and planned visit

of Wexford Mummers to the English Folk Dance and Song Society

New Year Festival in London. Ts. and ms. dated 12 June 1959-1

December 1959 and undated (14 items)

7/2/4/2 Correspondence re “Christmas Rhymers”. Also 2 copies of script

performed in Glenwherry, County Antrim. Ts. and ms. dated 19 June

1959-24 August 1960 and undated. (12 items)

7/2/4/3 Correspondence relating to mumming, mostly from the Irish Folklore

Commission and Ulster Folk Museum. Also letters regarding the death

of Fr. Ranson of Enniscorthy. Ts. and ms. dated 4 November 1965-30

March 1966 (8 items)

7/2/5 South Wexford mummers’ play

7/2/5/1 Speeches and list of characters with notes. 2 copies, ts. with ms.

annotations, note attached

7/2/6 Irish mummers’ play

7/2/6/1 Letter to Mr. Hudleston dated 3 April 1969

7/2/6/2 “The mummers. Swords’ play”. Short rhymes. Ts with ms. annotation

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7/2/6/3 “The Forth and Bargy mummers’ play, S. Wexford”. Ms. script and

notes

7/2/6/4 “‘Fingal’, or Northern Co. Dublin. The mummers’ play”. Script and

notes. 2 copies, 1 ms., 1 ts.

7/2/7 ‘Fingal’ mummers

7/2/7/1 “The Mummers”. Characters’ speeches dated 8 August 1959 (2 items)

7/2/7/2 Marking sheets for “Mummers’ competition for the Colm Lawless Cup,

Sunday 17th January 1954”. Ts.and ms. (2 items)

7/2/7/3 Letter relating to items 7/2/7/2-3. Ms. dated 8 August 1959

7/3 Irish dialect and language

7/3/1 Glossary of local words: Bannow, S. Wexford. Ts. and ms.

7/3/2 Glossary of local words: Forth, S. Wexford. Ts. and ms.

7/3/3 Glossary of local words: Kilmore, S. Wexford. Ts. and ms.

7/3/4 Forth and Bargy words

7/3/4/1 “Forth and Bargy words, 1958”. 2 copies, ts.with ms. annotations



7/3/4/4 “Forth and Bargy words, 1960”. Ms. with notes

7/3/4/5 Newspaper articles containing lists of Wexford words, dated 22 March

1952-4 October 1958. (5 items)

7/3/5 Glossary of Shelta words (Irish traveller language). 2 ms. versions, with

correspondence dated 26 February 1963 (3 items)

7/3/6 “Alphabetical list of Irishisms not contained in my previous notes”. 3 copies, ts.

7/3/7 “Second alphabetical list of Irishisms”, dated 1952. 3 copies, ts. with ms. annotations

7/3/8 “The ancient dialect of the baronies of Forth and Bargy, County Wexford”.

Translations of “five old songs”, followed by glossary and “old sayings”. 2 copies, ts.

7/3/9 Correspondence relating to the Wexford dialect. Ts. and ms. dated 23 February 1952-7

May 1958 and undated. (27 items)

7/3/10 Ms. notebook. Includes notes for “Fingallian Glossary, Part II”, details of grammar and

pronunciation, and mummers’ play rhymes. Also article on hiring fairs. (2 items)

7/3/11 Ms. notebook. Includes “Second alphabetical list of Irishisms” and “South-

Wexfordisms from the baronies of Bargy and Forth”. Also labelled diagrams of a barn

and cart with notes and correspondence. (6 items)

7/3/12 “Anglo-Irish vocabulary”. Exercise book, ms.

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7/4 Irish life, folklore, etc.

7/4/1 Ring binder, dated 1948. Ms. notes relating to the Gethin family and places including

Ballindoon, Longford and Castlebar, followed by “Addenda” (see also 7/4/7/8-9). Also

“Alphabetical list of Irishisms” (see also 7/3/6)

7/4/2 Irish stationery. Blank, mostly registered postcards and envelopes. (30 items)

7/4/3 Correspondence including a letter from the owner of Balindoon House and letters from

Mr. Hudleston to his mother during a stay in Co. Wexford, Ts. and ms. dated 16

December 1933-27 March 1958. (8 items)

7/4/4 Small black and white photographs with ms. notes on reverse, also negatives. Includes:

Wexford 1957 (6 items), Kilmore 1957 (17 items), Kilmore 1958 (8 items), Clonmines

1957 (9 items), Dublin 1957 (5 items)

7/4/5 Shorthand notebook with ms. notes, some in shorthand

7/4/6 Letter and description of game called “Pitch and Toss”. Ms.

7/4/7 Newspaper cuttings and notes

7/4/7/1 Newspaper cuttings relating to Wexford history, traditions and

mumming. Also ms. note on “Rocks”. (11 items)

7/4/7/2 The Free Press, 20 May 1960, 7-12. Includes article: ‘Mummers in the

army: Wexfordmen form set and give displays’, p.10

7/4/7/3 Newspaper cuttings re Wexford history and local events, including

1958 mumming championship. Dated 27 July 1957-23 May 1959 (9

items)

7/4/7/4 The People, 26 July 1952. Includes article: ‘South Wexfordisms: List

submitted by English visitor’, p.2

7/4/7/5 The People, 27 July 1957. Includes article: ‘South Wexford words,

interpreted by visitor from Yorkshire’, p.8

7/4/7/6 Page from Evening Press, 21 May 1958. Includes article: ‘At last – the

fly is up on Lough Arrow’

7/4/7/7 Articles from Country Life: Grigson, G., ‘An Englishman’s Irishman’,

4 August 1977, 319-320, and Spence, K., ‘Winter break in

Bloomstown’, 4 February 1982, 294-295

7/4/7/8 Ts. notes with ms. annotations relating to the Gethin family and places

including Ballindoon, Longford and Castlebar. See also 7/4/1

7/4/7/9 “Addenda” (see also 7/4/1) and copy of letter from Col. Percy Gethin

dated 16 December 1933. 3 versions, ts. with ms. annotations. (5

items)

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7/4/7/10 “Second addenda to Irish notes” and “Wexford notes”. 3 copies, ts.

with ms. annotations

7/4/7/11 “Funeral customs in the baronies of Bargy and Forth, County

Wexford” by Margaret Stokes. Transcribed from Journal of the Royal

Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 1894. 2 copies, ts. with ms.

annotations

7/4/7/12 Extracts from Roche, R., ‘Around the baronies’, The People, 14 July

1951. ‘The Kilmore crosses’ and ‘The stone coffin of Bannow’. 2

copies, ts. with ms. annotations

7/4/7/13 “‘Wooden crosses at roadside near Kilmore’. ‘The Past’, December

1925. Hy Kinsella Society.” “Transcribed by M.H. from her shorthand

notes made twelve years previously”. Ts. with ms. notes

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01-002/8 Photographic Slides

01-002/8/1 Dated

36 box labelled ‘Calendar customs, Dups’.

1. St Bartholomew the Great, Good Friday [London] 24th March 1967







8. St Bartholomew the Great, Good Friday [London]

9. At ‘the Widow’s Son’, Good Friday [Bow, London] 24th March 1967

10. At ‘the Widow’s Son’ Bromley, Good Friday [Bow, London] 24th March 1967

11. St Cross, Winchester [Hampshire] 25th March 1967




15. Unmounted slide ?Tichborne Dole, Hampshire

16. Tichborne Dole [Hampshire] 25th March 1967





21. Biddenden Dole, Easter Monday [Kent] 27th March 1967

22. Blidworth [Nottinghamshire; rocking ceremony?] February 1966




26. Tichbourne Dole [Hampshire] 25th March 1967

27. Tichbourne Dole [Hampshire] 25th March 1967

28. Easter morning [Tower of London] 26th March 1967


30. Easter morning Tower Green [London] 26th March 1967

31. Easter morning Tower Green [London] 26th March 1967

32. St Peter ad Vincula Easter morning [Tower of London] 26th March 1967


34. Conistone Aug 1973

35. 2 Charles Vyse & one alleged CV models [slide with

perforated numbers].

Sept 1967

36. Exhibition Scarbro’ football. [model of two figures,

Scarborough].

30th April 1967

37. Exhibition Ripon mummer [model of figure]. 30th April 1967

38. Exhibition [display of model figures]. 30th April 1967

39. Exhibition Bacup [model figure]. 30th April 1967

40. Dup. Roman pavement, Rudston [East Yorkshire] perforated

numbers stamped on slide.

A 1961

41. Dup. Luck of Eden Hall. V & A. [Cumbria] 1961

42. Dup. Luck of Eden Hall. V & A. [Cumbria] 1961

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43. Northampton Museum, dup. hobby horse ex Yardley Gobion.

19C.

44. Dup. white horse of Uffington [Oxfordshire] April 1965






50. Wedding, Dryborough. [?Scotland] Sept 1963

51. Wedding, Dryborough. [?Scotland] Sept 1963

52. Coven Tree, Bennerside House, Thos Rhymer Autumn 1963

53. Musgrave Church [?Cumbria] 1961

54. Sedgefield [County Durham, Shrove Tuesday] 1962




58. Wedding Dr A Holte Sept 1963

59. Workington [?Cumbria] 1961

60. Musgrave [?Cumbria] 1961

61. unlabelled.

62. Cambridge Midsummer Fair [Cambridgeshire] 1961

63. Corby pole fair [Northamptonshire] 1962

64. Corby pole fair[Northamptonshire] 1962

65. Ripon Hornblower [North Yorkshire] 1960/1



68. Minehead [Somerset] 1961

69. Dup. Brigg fair [Lincolnshire] January 1962

70. Dup. Lower Heyford, Oxford 1st May 1965

71. piece of unmounted film, similar to Dup Lower Heyford,

Oxford

1st May 1965

72. Dup. Lower Heyford, Oxford 1st May 1965

73. Dup. Lower Heyford, Oxford at C [Oxfordshire] 1st May 1965

74. Dup. Upper Heyford [Oxfordshire] 1st May 1965

75. Westwoodside 1961

76. Dup. Somerton 1st May 1965

77. Alnwick football, [Shrove Tuesday, Northumberland] 1964

78. Mother, St John’s church, afternoon Tynwald Day (mounted

fragment of film with perforated numbering). [Isle of Man]

5th July 1972

79. Tynwald [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972







86. Tynwald; witches’ hill in background [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972


88. Tynwald; reading the laws [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972

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90. Opening Ripon market. Dup [North Yorkshire] 24th Dec 1970

91. Opening Ripon market. Dup [North Yorkshire] 24th Dec 1970

92. unlabelled. Dup.



95. Morpeth Riding. Dup. [Northumberland] 26th April 1962

96. Morpeth Riding. Dup. [Northumberland] 26th April 1962

97. Cragg Vale singers. Spare. [?West Yorkshire] 11th Dec 1962



100. Barwick in Elmet. Spare. [West Yorkshire] 1963

101. Barwick in Elmet. Spare. [West Yorkshire] 1963

102. Unlabelled

103. Whitby blessing fleet, Rogationtide. [North Yorkshire] 1962

104. York Bootham stray. Dup. [North Yorkshire] Sept 1962

105. Bootham stray. Dup. [York, North Yorkshire] 4thSept 1962

106. York Bootham stray. Dup. [North Yorkshire] Sept 1962

107. At Copgrove church. [?West Yorkshire] 1961

108. Hand of glory, Whitby Museum [North Yorkshire] 1960

109. Hot Dog stand, Ashbourne, Shrove Tuesday

[Derbyshire]

1960

110. Heptonstall Pace Egg with Mr Dobson [West

Yorkshire]

1960

111. Footballs in an Ashbourne window, Shrove Tuesday

1960 [Derbyshire]

1960

112. Yarm Fair [Cleveland]

113. Yarm Fair [Cleveland]

114. Morpeth Riding [Northumberland] 26th April 1962

115. Nanteos. Dup. [Wales]

116. Holy Grail Nanteos. Dup. [Wales]

117. Haxey, the Sway after dark. Dup. [Lincolnshire] 1961

118. Cragg Vale singers. Dup. [?West Yorkshire] 11th Dec 1962



121. Glass from Bagdale Old Hall [Whitby, North

Yorkshire]

122. Wibsey. Dup. [?West Yorkshire] 5th Oct 1962

123. Boroughbridge Horse Fair. ?Dup [North Yorkshire]

124. [Perforated numbers in film].

19th June 1962

125. Untitled. [Modern caravans in rural setting]

126. Scorton Arrow, Harrogate [North Yorkshire] 30th May 1964








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140. Haxey dup. [Lincolnshire] 1966

141. Frank, N, Wm, Ruth, 2 mothers, Gina. Cayton. Dup. Spring 1969

142. Untitled. Nov 1967 or before

143. Untitled. [appears to be an internal staircase] Nov 1967 or before

144. Untitled. Dup. to keep. [appears to be an internal

staircase]

Nov 1967 or before



147. Perth Glovemakers’ Regalia Sept 1967

148. Cayton Dup. [?North Yorkshire] Dec.1968

149. Cayton Dup. [?North Yorkshire] Dec.1968

150. Ottery St Mary’s. Dup [Devon] Nov 1966 or before

151. Ottery St Mary. Dup [Devon] Nov 1966 or before



154. Richmond Castle [North Yorkshire] 1961

155. Seamer Fair [North Yorkshire] 1964



158. Topcliffe [North Yorkshire] 1961


160. Shipley Horse Fair, Easter Tu. (perforated numbers &

poor quality) [?West Yorkshire]

1962

161. Egremont Crab Fair (perforated numbers & poor

quality)

[Cumbria]

16th Sept 1961

162. Egremont Crab Fair [Cumbria] 16th Sept 1961

163. Kilburn [North Yorkshire] 1961

164. Bainbridge horn – old one, Wensleydale Yorks [North

Yorkshire]




168. Musgrave [?Cumbria] 1961

169. Whalton [?Northumbria] 1961

170. Spaunton Court [North Yorkshire] Oct 1961

171. First Lee Gap [West Yorkshire] 1961

172. Mischief night, Rillington [North Yorkshire] 1961

173. Cayton, dup. [North Yorkshire] Oct 1964


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175. [corn dollies]

176. Wood. On Wood’s ship. [??Arthur Wood, singer;

Cleveland?]

1960

177. Abbot’s Bromley [Staffordshire] 1961

178. [miniature haystack]

179. Haxey [Lincolnshire] 1961

180. unmounted picture of man grooming horse; film with

perforated numbers.

181. Sheriff’s ride, Lichfield. [Staffordshire] 1961

182. H. H.d Outside the D W. Lord of the hood and son

(Mr

Cooper). [Haxey hood outside the Duke William,

Haxey,

Lincolnshire]

6th Jan 1960

183. Spaunton Court Leet [North Yorkshire] 5th Oct 1961







190. Cambridge Midsummer fair [Cambridgeshire] 1961



193. Dup. [man in top hat delivering letter]

194. Dup. Hungerford [Berkshire] 1965




198. unmounted, perforated piece of film








206. Dup. Hungerford. Hocktide. [Berkshire] 1965

207. Dup. Charlton on Otmoor [Oxfordshire] 1st May 1965



210. Dup. Magdalen Tower, Oxford [Oxfordshire] 1st May 1965


212. Dup. Forester’s walk, Carlton in Coverdale [North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

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213. Dup. Carlton sports. [North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

214. Dup. Forester’s walk, Carlton in Coverdale [North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

215. Dup. Carlton forester’s walk. [North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

216. Dup. Carlton sports. [North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

217. Stagshaw Bank Fair Corbridge [Northumberland] May 1963

218. Stagshaw Bank Fair Corbridge [Northumberland]

219. Gretna [Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland] Oct 1963

220. Gretna [Dumfries & Galloway] Oct 1963

221. Gretna [Dumfries & Galloway]

222. Gretna priestess [Dumfries & Galloway]

223. Aunt Sally Nov 1966

224. Shaftesbury Museum [Dorset] Nov 1966

225. Models of Borobridge shepherds, Miss L-T.

226. Models of Borobridge shepherds, Miss L-T.

227. Stocks, Beverley St M [?St Mary’s, East Yorkshire]

228. Brank/Scold’s bridle, Beverley St M [?St Mary’s, East

Yorkshire]

229. Pillory; Beverley St M [?St Mary’s, East Yorkshire]

230. Male & female ‘dancers’ Avebury [Wiltshire] 26th May 1967

231. Blowing stone, Uffington [Oxfordshire] 1st May 1965

232. Blowing stone, Uffington [Oxfordshire] 1st May 1965

233. Scarborough shipyard 2 [North Yorkshire] Summer 1968

(?1962)

234. Scarborough shipyard [North Yorkshire] Sp/summer

1968 (?1962)

235. Winchester Cathedral: St Swithun’s shrine – rain

[Hampshire]

236. Winchester Cathedral: St Swithun’s shrine – sunshine

[Hampshire]

237. King Arthur’s round table Winchester [Hampshire] 25th March

1967


1967


1967

240. Hobby Horse ex Yardley Gobion [Northamptonshire]

241. Basle Museum [Switzerland; masked costumed figure] 9th May 1968





246. Perth glovemakers’ regalia [Scotland] Sep 1967






252. Pilgrims’ badges, Norwich, Canterbury, Salisbury

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253. Cockle plough Kingussie Folk Museum[Scotland] Sep 1967

254. Cockle plough Kingussie Folk Museum[Scotland] Sep 1967

255. “Viking ships” at Peel [Isle of Man] July 1972

256. “Viking ships” at Peel [Isle of Man] July 1972

257. The Queen’s House, Lyndhurst [Hampshire] June 1967

258. The Queen’s House, Lyndhurst [Hampshire] June 1967

259. Verderers’ Court, Lyndhurst [Hampshire] June 1967



262. Stirrup, Lyndhurst [Hampshire] June 1967

263. Car park, Lyndhurst [pony, Hampshire] June 1967

264. Car park, Lyndhurst [pony, Hampshire] June 1967

265. Temples, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967





270. Hob Nob, Salisbury [& South Wiltshire Museum?] 27th May 1967



273. Nigel, St Christopher’s (Giant), lantern & morris

costume [Salisbury & South Wiltshire Museum?]

27th May 1967

274. Morris Costume, Salisbury [Wiltshire] 27th May 1967

275. Nigel & Morris Costume, Salisbury [Wiltshire] 27th May 1967

276. [sword, lantern & beadles staff carried in procession

with giant], Salisbury [Wiltshire]

27th May 1967

277. Salisbury giant [Wiltshire] 27th May 1967




281. Nigel, Salisbury giant & Hob Nob [Wiltshire] 27th May 1967

282. Salisbury giant [slide of photograph] [Wiltshire]

283. Salisbury giant [slide of photograph] [Wiltshire]

284. Salisbury Guild relics, 17th – 18th century [Wiltshire]

285. Salisbury Hob-Nob (Hobby-horse) [Wiltshire]

286. Salisbury giant [Wiltshire]

287. Borough Head [Burghead, Scotland] Sept 1967

288. Clavie Hill, Borough Head, [Burghead, Scotland]

Nigel

Sept 1967

289. Nigel – Clavie Hill Borough head [Burghead,

Scotland]

Sept 1967

290. N. at Burghead [Scotland] Sept 1967



293. M. at Burghead [Scotland] Sept 1967

294. Clavie Hill, Burghead [Scotland] Sept 1967

295. N. where they burn the Clavie, Burghead [Scotland] Sept 1967

296. Burghead, where they burn the Clavie [Scotland] Sept 1967

297. Burghead, where they burn the Clavie [Scotland] Sept 1967

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298. Burghead [Scotland] Sept 1967

299. Lady Anne Clifford’s pillar, Brougham [Cumbria]

300. Stone table, Lady Anne Clifford’s pillar [Brougham,] Oct 1963

301. N. Lady Anne Clifford’s pillar, Brougham [Cumbria] Oct 1963

302. Pottery curfew 13th C. [Salisbury & S.Wilts. museum]

303. Curfew, Salisbury Museum [Wiltshire] 27th May 1967

304. N at Burghead [Scotland] Sept 1967

305. Blackawton Bread Dole (Whit Sunday) Weekly dole

[Devon]

May 1970


[Devon]

May 1970


[Devon]

May 1970


[Devon]

May 1970


[Devon]

May 1970


[Devon]

May 1970


[Devon]

May 1970


[Devon]

May 1970


[Devon]

May 1970

314. Oakham [Rutland] Whit 1962

315. Oakham, Rutland Whit 1962












327. N. at Sambo’s grave, Sunderland Point [Lancashire] Sept 1968

328. Sambo’s grave [Sunderland Point; Lancashire] Sept 1968

329. Bread dole, Caistor nr Peterbro’ [?Castor,near

Peterborough, Cambridgeshire]

Oct 1965

330. Barring the gate, Georgina’s wedding, Kildwick

Church

[Kildwick, West Yorkshire]

3rd Sept 1966

331. Kildwick Church, G’ina’s wedding. [Kildwick, West

Yorkshire]

3rd Sept 1966

332. By Frith Hgte Art Gallery Birthday Garland. [‘Many

Happy Returns of the Day’ by William Powell Frith

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?Harrogate, North Yorkshire]

333. Stanging, Montacute Oct/Nov 1966





338. Hutton le Hole [North Yorkshire; building timber

framed

house]

July 1967


framed

house]

July 1967


framed

house]

July 1967


framed

house]

July 1967

342. Hutton le Hole [North Yorkshire; morris men] July 1967

343. Printers passing out, S’bro [Scarborough, North

Yorkshire]

11 Oct 1966

344. Printers’ apprentice, S’bro [Scarborough, North

Yorkshire]

11 Oct 1966

345. Printers passing out S’bro [Scarborough, North

Yorkshire]

11 Oct 1966

346. Printers apprentice S’bro [Scarborough, North

Yorkshire]

11 Oct 1966


Yorkshire]

11 Oct 1966


Yorkshire]

11 Oct 1966


Yorkshire]

11 Oct 1966


Yorkshire]

11 Oct 1966

351. Selby [?North Yorkshire; pre-wedding custom] 26th June 1968












363. Bread dole, Warwick 26th June 1968


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370. Bridlington feoffees [North Yorkshire; election poster] 1968



373. Bridlington feoffees [North Yorkshire] 1968






379. Opening the voting Bridlington feoffees [North

Yorkshire]

1968



382. Consulting the list of candidates, Bridlington feoffees

[North Yorkshire]

1968

383. Bridlington feoffees Canon Purvis & Jackson

architect[North Yorkshire]

1968





388. Mary, Hills Cross, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967

389. Nigel, Hills Cross, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967



392. Hills Cross, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967




396. Kathleen Feather’s farewell party May 1969

397. Kathleen Feather’s farewell party May 1969

398. Waldringfeld DNK [Douglas Kennedy?] & Mother.

Janora [yacht]

June 1969

399. Waldringfield DNK [Douglas Kennedy?] June 1969

400. Waldringfield DNK [Douglas Kennedy?] & ‘Janora’ June 1969

401. Waldringfield DNK [Douglas Kennedy?] June 1969

402. Kennedys Waldringfield June 1969

403. Kathleen Feather’s Sbro. [Scarborough, North

Yorkshire]

Sp 1969

404. Colne dancers Cayton Julian Pilling. [?North

Yorkshire]

Aug 1971

405. Colne dancers Cayton [?North Yorkshire] Aug 1971

406. Julian Pilling. Cayton [?North Yorkshire] Aug 1971

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407. Julian Pilling. Cayton [?North Yorkshire] Aug 1971

408. Colne morris dancers [Lancashire] Aug 1971




412. Playing mouthorgan with nose. Cayton [?North

Yorkshire]

Christmas 1968

413. Nose & mouth simultaneously. Cayton [?North

Yorkshire]

Christmas 1968

414. Playing mouthorgan with nose. [?Cayton, North

Yorkshire]

Christmas 1968

415. Cerne Abbas [Dorset] Oct/Nov 1966

416. Cerne Abbas. Nigel [Dorset] Oct/Nov 1966

















433. Kilburn white horse [North Yorkshire] Summer 1963

434. Kilburn [North Yorkshire] July/A 1963


436. Kilburn [North Yorkshire] J/A 1963


438. Kilburn [North Yorkshire] July/Aug 1963

439. Kilburn [North Yorkshire]








447. View from Dragon Hill. Uffington [Oxfordshire]

448. Dragon Hill below White Horse of Uffington.

[Oxfordshire]

449. White horse of Uffington [Oxfordshire] April 1965

450. White horse Uffington [Oxfordshire] April 1965

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451. Eye, White horse of Uffington [Oxfordshire] April 1965

452. Eye, White horse of Uffington [Oxfordshire] April 1965




456. Westbury white horse [Wiltshire] June 1967






462. Long Man of Wilmington [East Sussex]

463. Nig[el] Long Man of Wilmington [East Sussex]



466. The Long Man, Wilmington [East Sussex]

467. Lethbridge’s Goddess 1961

468. Bridlington jersey. Ganseys. June 1968

469. Bridlington jersey. June 1968

470. Peel, St George figurehead. Built 1872, wrecked off

Peel 1889. Crew of 23 saved by Peel Lifeboat the John

Monk. [Isle of Man]

July 1972

471. Figurehead.Bridlington Bayle. [East 1968

472. [Figurehead] Ship Inn, Old Saltburn [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

473. [Figurehead] Ship Inn, Saltburn [North Yorkshire] Jan 1969

474. [Figurehead] New Shoreham [West Sussex] Oct 1965

475. [Figurehead] Buckler’s Hard [Hampshire] May 1967

476. Charm. Milton Abbas [Dorset] Nov 1966

477. Milton Abbas church [Dorset] Nov 1966

478. Milton Abbas school [Dorset] Nov 1966

479. St James of Compostella, Milton Abbas [Dorset] Nov 1966

480. Milton Abbas [Dorset] Nov 1966

481. View to St C’s, Milton Abbas [St Catherine’s chapel,

Dorset]

Nov 1966

482. View from St C’s, Milton Abbas [St Catherine’s

chapel,

Dorset]

Nov 1966

483. St Catherine’s chapel, Milton Abbas [Dorset] Nov 1966

484. Wroxeter [Shropshire] Nov 1966

485. Horse at Arnold Sept 1961




489. Souter Johnnie’s cottage [Scotland, Ayrshire] Sept 1968

490. Witch post Sylpho [North Yorkshire] Sept 1968

491. Witch post Sylpho [North Yorkshire] Sept 1968

492. Ryedale Folk Museum [North Yorkshire ?witch post] Aug 68

493. Kirkbymoorside witchseals [North Yorkshire] April 1964

494. Kirkbymoorside witchseals [North Yorkshire] April 1964

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495. Ryedale Folk Museum [North Yorkshire] Aug 68




499. Oak Crag, Farndale [North Yorkshire] 17th Jan 1964

500. Witch’s house above Grassington [North Yorkshire] Sept 1970

501. Witch’s house above Grassington [North Yorkshire] Sept 1970

502. S’bro Museum [Scarborough, North Yorkshire]

503. S’bro Museum [Scarborough, North Yorkshire]

504. Irish stick, Farndale [North Yorkshire] 1964

505. Irish stick-snakes, Farndale [North Yorkshire] 1964

506. ?Eye on boat at Whitby [North Yorkshire] June 1972

507. Ravens on Tower Green, Easter [London] 26 March 1967

508. ?carved wooden head

509. The witches’ Tower, Heidelberg [Germany] 6th May 1968

510. Sandwich [?Figurehead, ?Kent] Oct 1965

511. Witch’s stone, Forres, Nigel [Scotland] Sept 1967

512. Witch’s stone, Forres [Scotland] Sept 1967

513. Witch’s stone, Forres [Scotland] Sept 1967

514. Auldearn Church [Scotland] Sept 1967



517. Goya: Witches’ Sabbath painted 1795 1998

518. Sandwich (witches) [?Kent] Oct 1965

519. Mother, Partinhall. Doorsteps. [Partanhall,

Burnmouth,

Berwickshire, Scotland]

Sept/Oct 1963

520. Partenhall. Doorsteps. [Partanhall, Burnmouth,

Berwickshire, Scotland]

Sept/Oct 1963

521. Souter Johnnie’s cottage [Scotland; Ayrshire] Sept 1968

522. Souter Johnnie’s cottage [Scotland; Ayrshire] Sept 1968

523. Curse. Roman. Bath [Avon] 1961

524. Curse. Bath [Avon] 1961

525. Curse. Bath [Avon] 1961

526. Nanteos [Wales, Cardiganshire] 7th Oct 1964

527. Holy grail. Nanteos [Wales, Cardiganshire] 7th Oct 1964

528. Testimonials. Nanteos [Wales, Cardiganshire] 7th Oct 1964

529. Mother drinking from holy grail. Nanteos [Wales,

Cardiganshire]

7th Oct 1964



532. Strata Florida. Well [Wales, Cardiganshire] Oct 1964

533. Strata Florida [Wales, Cardiganshire] Oct 1964




537. Strata Florida. Grave of abbot. [Wales, Cardiganshire] Oct 1964



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544. Cresset stone Strata Florida [Wales, Cardiganshire] 1964







551. St Cross, Winchester [Hampshire] March 1967

552. St Cross, Winchester [Hampshire] March 1967

553. St Cross, Winchester [Hampshire] 25March 1967











564. Old Bainbridge Horn, Bolton Castle [North Yorkshire] A.61

565. Bainbridge Old Horn, Bolton Castle [North Yorkshire] A.61

566. Jack Metcalfe. Bainbridge Horn Blower. [North

Yorkshire]

A.61

567. Jack Metcalfe. Bainbridge Horn Blower. [North

Yorkshire]

A.61

568. Jack Metcalfe in the Rose & Crown, Bainbridge.

[North Yorkshire]

A.61

569. Ripon Hornblower [North Yorkshire] 1960

570. Ripon Hornblower [North Yorkshire] 1960

571. Ripon Hornblower 1963 [North Yorkshire] 24th Jan 1964

572. Ripon Hornblower 1963 [North Yorkshire] 24th Jan 1964

573. Mayor’s lamp. Ripon [North Yorkshire] 1963



576. Ripon Hornblower [North Yorkshire] Whit 1968






582. Mayor’s lamp. Ripon [North Yorkshire] Whit 1968



585. Ripon Horn, Ripon Minster [North Yorkshire] Aug/Sept 1970

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589. Croagh Patrick from Mulavanny [Ireland] May 1971

590. Croagh Patrick [Ireland] May 1971







597. Nigel Cong, Cresheens [Ireland] May 1971

598. Nigel Cong, Co.Mayo, Cresheens [Ireland] May 1971

599. Cong, Cresheens [Ireland] May 1971

600. Nigel Cong, Co.Mayo, Cresheens. [Ireland] May 1971

601. Nigel Cong, Co.Mayo, Cresheens. [Ireland] May 1971

602. Cong, Co.Mayo, Cresheens. [Ireland] May 1971

603. Nigel Cong, Co.Mayo, Cresheens [Ireland] May 1971






609. Tinkers, Galway, Oranmore [Ireland] May 1971



612. Mother, Bunratty, Castle Folk Museum [Ireland] May 1971

613. Bunratty, Castle Folk Park [Ireland] May 1971




617. Sheila-na-gig Bunratty Castle. [Ireland] May 1971

618. Gipsies, the walls of Limerick [Ireland] May 1971

619. Kilouglin [Ireland] May 1971

620. Kilouglin [Ireland] May 1971

621. Darts (Mayoral custom), Cork [Ireland] May 1971

622. Darts (Mayoral custom), Cork (picture) [Ireland] May 1971

623. Kissing the Blarney stone [Ireland] May 1971

624. The Blarney stone [Ireland] May 1971

625. Kissing the Blarney stone [Ireland] May 1971

626. Blarney Castle & stone [Ireland] May 1971

627. Blarney Castle & stone [Ireland] May 1971

628. St Declan’s Cathedral, Ardmore: fall of man &

conversion of pagan [Ireland]

May 1971

629. St Declan’s Cathedral, Ardmore: judgement of

Solomon,

adoration of the magi. [Ireland]

May 1971

630. St Declan’s chapel, Ardmore [Ireland] May 1971

631. St Declan’s chapel, Ardmore [Ireland] May 1971

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632. Nigel. Grave of St Declan, Ardmore [Ireland] May 1971

633. St Declan’s, Temple of Dissart [Ireland] May 1971

634. Nigel, St Declan’s Well, Ardmore [Ireland] May 1971

635. St Declan’s Well, Ardmore [Ireland] May 1971

636. Nigel, St Declan’s Well, Ardmore [Ireland] May 1971

637. Nigel, St Declan’s, Temple of Dissart [Ireland] May 1971

638. St Declan’s well & Temple of Dissart, Ardmore

[Ireland]

May 1971

639. St Declan’s rock, Ardmore [Ireland] May 1971

640. Nigel, St Declan’s rock, Ardmore [Ireland] May 1971

641. Kyteler’s Inn, Kilkenny [Ireland] May 1971

642. Kildare; black cloth attached to door knocker

‘Margaret

Nolan d. 19 May 1971 R.I.P.’ [Ireland]

May 1971

643. Kildare, funeral custom [Ireland] May 1971

644. Kildare, funeral custom [Ireland] May 1971

645. St Brigid’s shrine at well, Kildare [Ireland] May 1971

646. Nigel at St Brigid’s well, Kildare [Ireland] May 1971

647. St Brigid’s well, Kildare [Ireland] May 1971

648. Nigel, St Brigid’s well, Kildare [Ireland] May 1971

649. St Brigid’s shrine, Kildare [Ireland] May 1971

650. Strandhill, Co.Sligo [Ireland] May 1971

651. Nigel, Sailor’s grave, Strandhill, Co.Sligo. [Ireland] May 1971

652. Sailor’s grave, Strandhill, Co.Sligo [Ireland] May 1971

653. [dancers] From Arriege, M’bro. [Middlesbrough,

Cleveland]

July 1966

654. [dancers’ footwear] From Arriege, M’bro.

[Middlesbrough, Cleveland]

July 1966

655. [Two female dancers] From Arriege, M’bro.

[Middlesbrough, Cleveland]

July 1966

656. Pueblo Ind. [Indians]

657. Pueblo Indian dance

658. John White. A festival dance c.1585. B[ritish]

M[useum] [drawing]

659. Amble sword dance. King’s C[ollege], Newcastle.

[Tyne

& Wear]

1961


[Tyne

& Wear]

1961


[Tyne

& Wear]

1961

662. Indian dance, London Univ. students 1961

663. Indian political dance, London Univ. students 1961?

664. Leeds University, Abbots’ Bromley by visiting students

665. Scottish dance, Leeds U. festival 1961

666. Orai-Bat, M’bro [Middlesbrough, Cleveland] July 1966

667. [stiltwalker] from France? M’bro [Middlesbrough, July 1966

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Cleveland]

668. The Lorelei Rock [Germany] 5th May 1968

669. The Lorelei Rock [Germany] 11th May 1968

670. Les Gilles de Louvieres, Sbro Mardi Gras

[Scarborough,

North Yorkshire]

June 1967

671. Les Gilles de Louvieres, Sbro Mardi Gras

[Scarborough,

North Yorkshire]

June 1967

672. Les Gilles de Louvieres (Belgium), Sbro Mardi Gras

[Scarborough, North Yorkshire]

June 1967

673. Les Gilles de Louvieres, (Belgium), Sbro Mardi Gras


June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967



June 1967

688. Stilt walkers (Belgium) Mardi Gras [?Scarborough,

North Yorkshire]

June 1967


North Yorkshire]

June 1967


North Yorkshire]

June 1967


North Yorkshire]

June 1967

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North Yorkshire]

June 1967


North Yorkshire]

June 1967


North Yorkshire]

June 1967

695. Bonfire Scarbro Mardi Gras [Scarborough, North

Yorkshire]

June 1967

696. Bonfire Scarbro Benelux Week Mardi Gras


June 1967

697. St Cross Winchester, entrance to hall, game

[Hampshire]

June 1967

698. Merrils, St Cross, Winchester [Hampshire] 25th March 1967

699. St Cross, Winchester [small table/board game,

Hampshire]

25th March 1967

700. Merrils, Helmsley Castle [North Yorkshire]

701. Loggats, Wilmcote 1961

702. ?Scotland [piece of stone incised in squares] 1966

703. Game ?Finchinstead [stone sill marked in squares] June 1969

704. Breamore House, Hampshire. ‘The boy with the bat’

by

Thomas Hudson.

705. Arnhem; 16 yr old patriot [statue; Netherlands] 13th May 1968

706. Amsterdam, site of May Ceremony, Beginhof

[Netherlands]

14th May 1968

707. Amsterdam, site of May Ceremony, Beginhof

[Netherlands]

14th May 1968

708. Decorated eggs Bolling Hall ?Ukrainian 1971

709. Exhibition at Cartwright Memorial Hall, Bradford:

processional umbrella, Orisse, India. [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


model of Kathakali dancer, S.India. [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


painted wooden dolls, Bengal [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971

712. Exhibition at Cartwright Memorial Hall, Bradford: toys

& models [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971



March-May

1971



March-May

1971


Indian wedding items [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


Indian wedding items [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


beadwork [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


wedding door hangings, Gujerat [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971

719. Exhibition at Cartwright Memorial Hall, Bradford: March-May

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playing cards from Orissa [West Yorkshire] 1971


bedcover, E.Pakistan [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


floor

covering, Punjab [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


embroidered canopy, Uttar Pradesh [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971



March-May

1971



March-May

1971


painting [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


wall

hanging [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


painted wooden figures, musicians [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


painted wooden figures, musicians [West Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


[West

Yorkshire]

March-May

1971


[West

Yorkshire]

March-May

1971

731. Slingsby [North Yorkshire] 1961

732. View from Roxby maypole [North Yorkshire] Aug 1968

733. View from Roxby maypole [North Yorkshire] Aug 1968

734. Roxby maypole [North Yorkshire] Aug 1968

735. Temple Sowerby [Cumbria] Sept 1961

736. Temple Sowerby [Cumbria] Spring 1961

737. Temple Sowerby [Cumbria] Spring 1961

738. Poppleton [York] 1962

739. Galphay [North Yorkshire] 1963

740. Sinnington [North Yorkshire] 1961

741. Nun Monkton [North Yorkshire] Jun 1965

742. Warcop [Cumbria] 1961

743. Aldborough [North Yorkshire] 1961

744. Aldborough [North Yorkshire] June 1968




748. May tree, Mayschoss [Germany] 4th May 1968

749. Mayschoss [Germany] 4th May 1968

750. Mayschoss [Germany] 4th May 1968

751. May tree, Ahr valley [Germany] 4th May 1968


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754. May tree Bad Neuenahr [Germany] 4th May 1968

755. May ‘tree’, for Maymarkt, Mannheim [Germany] 6th May 1968





760. Works with Maybush nr Franco/German border

[France/Germany]

8th May 1968

761. Maypole, Alsace [France] 9th May 1968

762. Maypole, Alsace; ‘sausage’ streamers. [France] 9th May 1968

763. Maypole, Alsace; ‘sausage’ streamers. [France] 9th May 1968

764. ?small white metal maypole, Titisee [Germany] 9th May 1968

765. Pink &white paper decorated maypole, Titisee

[Germany]

9th May 1968

766. May tree nr. Black Forest [Germany] May 1968

767. May tree in Alsace [France] 9th May 1968

768. May tree, Remagen [Germany] 11th May 1968



771. May bell, Bonn [Germany] 11th May 1968

772. May bell, Bonn[Germany] 11th May 1968

773. Harewood Gardens [Yorkshire] June 1979

774. Dutch costume, Scarboro [Scarborough, North

Yorkshire]

June 1979


Yorkshire]

June 1979


Yorkshire]

June 1979


Yorkshire]

June 1979


Yorkshire]

June 1979

779. ex Belgium, Scarboro, les Chinels [Scarborough,

North

Yorkshire]

June 1975


North

Yorkshire]

June 1975


North

Yorkshire]

June 1975


North

Yorkshire]

June 1975


North

Yorkshire]

June 1975

784. ex Belgium, Scarboro, les Chinels [Scarborough, June 1975

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North

Yorkshire]

785. Scarboro, les Chinels ex Belgium [Scarborough, North

Yorkshire]

June 1975

786. Les Chinels ex Belgium, Scarboro [Scarborough,

North

Yorkshire]

Jun 1975

787. Darnholm, ex Wellesley College, Anne Shapiro Summer 1979

788. Darnholm, ex Wellesley, Anne Shapiro Summer 1979

789. Darnholm, ex Wellesley, Anne Shapiro Summer 1979

790. Whitby, ex Wellesley, Anne Shapiro Summer 1979

791. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) double bell used in

religious

dances. Sd to have been made from iron bars of

European origin. Bukotrike, Congo

6th April 1978

792. M[an]c[hester] Mus dance rattle, porcupine quills,

Tanganyika, Saiba mus.instr. Congo

6th April 1978

793. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) skin covered mask worn

on

the top of head by members of Ikem esh society at

funerals & festivals.

6th April 1978

794. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) two views mask from

Nigeria.

6th April 1978

795. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) two views mask from

Nigeria.

6th April 1978

796. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) nail fetish. 6th April 1978

797. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) wooden tablet, India. 6th April 1978

798. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) Plasterer’s float, Egypt 6th April 1978

799. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) Ivory castanets, Egypt 6th April 1978

800. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) 3 wooden dolls, Egypt. 6th April 1978

801. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) Egg, ?Japanese laquer. 6th April 1978

802. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) Ivory dolls, Inuit. 6th April 1978

803. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) bolas, S.America. 6th April 1978

804. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) Shaman’s rattle. 6th April 1978

805. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) Beadwork ornaments.

Pueblo

6th April 1978

806. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) Painted wooden finger

mask, Inuit

6th April 1978

807. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) needle weaving ornaments,

Peru

6th April 1978

808. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) Fire sticks, New Guinea. 6th April 1978

809. M[an]c[hester] Mus (Univ) coconut charms, New

Guinea.

6th April 1978

810. Pottery soul houses from Rifeh (Manchester Museum)

811. Crafts of Ecuador April/May 1974





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817. Partinhall [Partanhall, Burnmouth, Berwickshire,

Scotland]

Sept/Oct 1963


Scotland]

Sept/Oct 1963


Scotland]

Sept/Oct 1963

820. Partenhall [Partanhall, Burnmouth, Berwickshire,

Scotland]

Sept/Oct 1963

821. Mrs Aggie Anderson, Partenhall [Partanhall,

Burnmouth, Berwickshire, Scotland]

Sept/Oct 1963

822. Mrs Aggie Anderson, Partenhall [Partanhall,

Burnmouth, Berwickshire, Scotland]

Sept/Oct 1963

823. Partenhall [Partanhall, Burnmouth, Berwickshire,

Scotland]

Sept/Oct 1963

824. Nigel’s holed stones April 1962

825. Oak Cragg, Farndale [?witchpost] [?North Yorkshire] 17th Jan 1964

826. White witch ball from Miss Ryder May 1964

827. Some kind of museum display of artefacts/implements.

S’bro Mus [Scarborough, North Yorkshire]















835. Fertility charm in reindeer horn

836. St Wilfrid’s needle, Ripon Minster [North Yorkshire] Aug 1963

837. St Wilfrid’s needle, Ripon Minster [North Yorkshire] Aug 1963

838. Some kind of museum display of artefacts/implements?

839. SLIDE MISSING



842. Pair of linked love spoons

843. Some kind of museum display

844. Rushcart & morris, Lymm, Cheshire c.1840 [NAH? in

front of painting].

845. Rushcart & morris, Lymm, Cheshire c.1840

846. Rushcart & morris, Lymm, Cheshire c.1840

847. Runswick Bay [Part of figurehead of Neptune? North

Yorkshire]

Summer 1962

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848. Runswick Bay [Part of female figurehead? North

Yorkshire]

Summer 1962

849. Sandsend [?wooden figure, man in blue jacket] Summer 1962

850. [?witchpost]

851. York Castle Museum [corn dollies]

852. Sheriff Hutton Church [North Yorkshire; corn dolly] Sept 1961

853. Brompton by Sawdon [North Yorkshire; corn dolly] 1961

854. Haystack at Coxwold [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

855. Bossall [North Yorkshire; pitchfork made in corn dolly

fashion]

1961

856. Whalton Church [?Northumbria] July 1961

857. Whalton corn baby [?Northumbria] July 1961




861. Spital Inn, Stainmore [Co. Durham ?hand of glory] 1961

862. Spital Inn, Stainmore [Co. Durham ?hand of glory] Sp 1961



865. Hand of glory, Whitby Museum [North Yorkshire]

866. East Witton [?North Yorkshire] June 1963




870. Witch seat, Feizor, [North Yorkshire] 1963

871. Witch seat, Feizor, [North Yorkshire] August, 1963




875. Witch’s grave, Kirby Malzeard [North Yorkshire] Dec 1963

876. Eden Hall, Westmoreland [Cumbria] Sept 1961

877. Luck of Eden Hall, V & A crown copyright [Cumbria]

878. Luck of Eden Hall, V & A crown copyright [Cumbria] 1961




882. Willy Howe nr. Rudston – Burton F. [Burton Fleming,

East Yorkshire]

Feb 1961

883. Pudding stone, Filey Brig [North Yorkshire]. A. 1961

884. Pudding stone, Filey Brig [North Yorkshire]. A. 1961

885. Filey Brig [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961




889. Rudston Monolith [East Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

890. Rudston Monolith? [East Yorkshire] Autumn 1961?

891. Rudston Monolith [East Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

892. [Rudston Monolith? East Yorkshire] Autumn 1961?

893. Devil’s Arrows, Boroughbridge [North Yorkshire]

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894. Bridestones nr. Lockton [North Yorkshire] Sept 1961




898. Bridestones nr. Lockton [North Yorkshire] Aut 1961


900. [Bridestones nr. Lockton North Yorkshire] Sept 1961



903. Wainstones, Hasty Bank [North Yorkshire] April 1962

904. Gipsy Race [?Burton Fleming, East Yorkshire] Feb 1961

905. Gipsy Race [?Burton Fleming East Yorkshire] Feb 1961

906. Gipsy Race, Bridlington [East Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

907. Gipsy Race, Bridlington [East Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

908. Ebbing & flowing well, Giggleswick [North Yorkshire] Aug 1963



911. Copgrove Ch. [church, North Yorkshire] 1961

912. Terrington Maze [North Yorkshire] 1961

913. Terrington Maze [North Yorkshire] 1960

914. Terrington Yorks [North Yorkshire] Aut 1961

915. Terrington Yorks [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

916. Terrington Yorks [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

917. Maidens’ garlands, Fylingdales [North Yorkshire]




921. Maiden’s garland, Alne [North Yorkshire]

922. Maiden’s garland, Beverley St Mary’s [East Yorkshire]



925. Richmond Castle [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961




929. Conyer’s falchion, Durham Cathedral [Co. Durham] 1961






935. Bridlington Priory [East Yorkshire] Winter 1961

936. Yorkersgate, Malton [North Yorkshire] Aut 1962

937. Lair of Slingsby Worm [?Nunnington, North Yorkshire] 1964

938. Slingsby tomb [?Nunnington, North Yorkshire] 1964

939. Mrs Thompson (1) [decorative woven cloths]

940. Mrs Thompson (2) [decorative woven cloths]

941. Mrs Thompson (3) [knitted jumper]

942. [decorative woven cloth]

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949. Tissington [Derbyshire; well dressing] 1960







956. Bellerby [?North Yorkshire folk play] 1960




























984. Bellerby. Lucille took it with my camera. [?North

Yorkshire]

Whit 1968

985. Lucille used my camera[?North Yorkshire]

986. Bellerby. Lucille took it with my camera. [?North

Yorkshire]

Whit 1968

987. Bellerby. [?North Yorkshire] Whit 1968



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990. Bellerby. [?North Yorkshire] Whit Monday 1968

991. Bellerby. [?North Yorkshire] Whit Monday 1968

992. Barwick-in-Elmet [West Yorkshire] 1960


























1018. Lichfield, Whit Monday [Staffordshire] 1961





1023. Lichfield, Whit Monday [?Court of arraye,

Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961

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Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961


Staffordshire]

1961

1038. Lichfield Whit Monday[?Court of arraye, Staffordshire] 1961

1039. Lichfield (Bower) Whit Monday [Staffordshire] 1961













1052. Corby Pole Fair, Whit Monday [Northamptonshire] 1962






1058. Corby [Northamptonshire ?Whitsun] 1962















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1076. Corby Pole Fair Whit Mon [Northamptonshire] 1962



























1103. Pearson & Foxworthy, Wrea Hd. [?North Yorkshire] Jan. 1964

1104. Louis Killen,Wrea Hd. [?North Yorkshire] Jan. 1964

1105. Colin Ross, Wrea Hd. [?North Yorkshire] Jan. 1964

1106. S.Hutchinson, Wrea Hd. [?North Yorkshire] Jan. 1964

1107. EFDSS ball Cecil Sharp House [from label on box] 6th Nov. 1964

1108. EFDSS ball 6th Nov. 1964

1109. EFDSS ball; Mrs K and Mr Pratt 6th Nov. 1964

1110. EFDSS ball; Mr & Mrs Dewey 6th Nov. 1964

1111. EFDSS ball; Mr & Mrs Mitchell 6th Nov. 1964

1112. EFDSS ball; Betty & Donald 6th Nov. 1964

1113. EFDSS ball; Ron Smedley 6th Nov. 1964

1114. EFDSS ball; Miriam Barrett 6th Nov. 1964

1115. EFDSS ball; Misses Gledhill & Bell 6th Nov. 1964

1116. EFDSS ball; Emergency W[ar]d 7? 6th Nov. 1964

1117. EFDSS ball 6th Nov. 1964

1118. EFDSS ball; The Beatles 6th Nov. 1964

1119. EFDSS ball; [?sword dancers] 6th Nov. 1964

1120. EFDSS ball; Z cars? PC 49? 6th Nov. 1964

1121. EFDSS ball; The Folk 6th Nov. 1964

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1122. Untitled. Black & white slide showing many people at a

party(?)

1123. Untitled. Black & white slide showing many people at a

party(?)

1124. Ripon Mummers, capt. on left [North Yorkshire] 26 Dec. 1979

1125. Ripon Mummers [North Yorkshire] 26 Dec. 1979

1126. Ripon Mummers receiving donations through letterbox

[North Yorkshire]

26 Dec. 1979

1127. Ripon Mummers farewell [North Yorkshire] 26 Dec. 1979



1130. Ripon Mummers [North Yorkshire] Xmas. 1979




1134. Kilburn feast [North Yorkshire] 11th July 1961

1135. Kilburn feast [North Yorkshire] 1961













1148. Seamer Fair [North Yorkshire] 15th July 1961












1160. Seamer Fair[North Yorkshire] 15th July 1961

1161. St James, Milton Abbas [Dorset] Nov’ 1966

1162. Mitcham Grotto Day 25th July 1966

1163. Mitcham 25th July 1966

1164. Mitcham Grotto Day 25th July 1966




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1168. Ripon Play [North Yorkshire] 26th Dec 1961





1173. Ripon [North Yorkshire] 1961















1188. Ripon Mummers old photograph [North Yorkshire]

1189. Ripon Mummers [North Yorkshire] December 1964




1193. Scarborough fishermen & firemen [North Yorkshire] 26th Dec 1962






1199. Scarborough [North Yorkshire] 1962





1204. Brough [Cumbria] 30th Sept 1963







1211. Wibsey Horse Fair [West Yorkshire] 5th Oct 1962






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1228. Yarm Fair [Cleveland] 1960










1238. Haxey Hood [Lincolnshire] 6th January 1960






1244. Haxey Hood youngsters [Lincolnshire] 1961

1245. Haxey Hood the rival fools [Lincolnshire] 1961

1246. Haxey Hood, the King’s Head [Lincolnshire] 1961


1248. Haxey Hood, into the Duke William [Lincolnshire] 1961


1250. Haxey Hood, Duke William [Lincolnshire] 1961

1251. Haxey Hood, straw for the fire [Lincolnshire] 1961

1252. Haxey Hood [Lincolnshire] 1961

1253. Haxey Hood, the hoods [Lincolnshire] 1961

1254. Haxey Hood, the sway [Lincolnshire] 1961

1255. Haxey Hood, the sway [Lincolnshire] 1961











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1270. Musgrave [?Cumbria, rushbearing] 8th July 1961













1283. Musgrave [?Cumbria, rushbearing] 1961




1287. Musgrave [?Cumbria, rushbearing] Autumn 1961










1297. Kilburn [North Yorkshire] July 1961

1298. Kilburn Feast [North Yorkshire] 11 July 1961

1299. Kilburn Feast [North Yorkshire] 11 July 1961

1300. Kilburn [North Yorkshire] 9 July 1962



1303. Kilburn [North Yorkshire] July 1961

1304. Mrs Jeffries, Kilmore [?County Wexford, Ireland] 1960

1305. John Culleton, Kilmore [?County Wexford, Ireland] 1960

1306. John Devereux, Kilmore Quay [?County Wexford,

Ireland]

1960

1307. Mr Newton (Anthony), West Barnby, Lythe [North

Yorkshire]

1960

1308. Miss McNeill (Eva), Littlebeck [North Yorkshire] 1960

1309. Arthur Wood, Middlesbrough [Cleveland] 1960

1310. Arthur Wood, [and Mrs Wood?], Middlesbrough

[Cleveland]

1960

1311. Vessel box, York Castle Museum

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1312. Vessel box, York Castle Museum

1313. Arthur Wood, Middlesbrough [on board boat]

[Cleveland]

1960

1314. Mr Blyth, Richmond [?North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

1315. Mr Blyth, Richmond [?North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

1316. Mr David Hawker, Muker [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

1317. Mr & Mrs David Hawker, Muker [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

1318. Mr Hawker, Muker [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

1319. Mr Chapman, Bainbridge [?North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

1320. Curtis, Marton-cum-Grafton [?North Yorkshire] August 1962

1321. Mr J. Wheldon, Bilsdale [North Yorkshire] 1960

1322. Moss nr. Walltown Northumberland May 1963

1323. Dislton Hall [?Northumberland]

1324. Langley, mem. to [Earl of] Derwentwater of Dilston

[?Northumberland]

May 1963

1325. E. Ward, Toad Hall, Farndale [?North Yorkshire] Sept 1964

1326. E. Ward, Toad Hall, Farndale [?North Yorkshire] Sept 1964

1327. Robin Hood’s Bay, [North Yorkshire] Jan 1965

1328. The moss, Cam(?) Houses, Gayle [?North Yorkshire] 13th April 1965

1329. ‘The startled Monk’ nr. Aylesford [Kent] 31st May 1965

1330. Beck Hole Inn, nr. Goathland [North Yorkshire] Sept 1961

1331. Beck Hole Inn, nr. Goathland [North Yorkshire] Sept 1961

1332. ‘The Bull and Spectacles’ Blithbury near Abbots

Bromley [Staffordshire]

1961

1333. Levisham [North Yorkshire; man and two women

standing outside cottage; loose slide]

Summer 1978

1334. Bill Pennock before 1964 when he died [slide of a

photograph]

1335. Nigel at Doune Castle [Perthshire, Scotland]; The

Bonnie Earl of Moray f/song

Oct 1967

1336. Doune Castle [Perthshire, Scotland] Oct 1967

1337. Doune Castle [Perthshire, Scotland] Oct 1967

1338. Traquair House, Inverleithen, Peeblesshire [Scotland;

commercial slide]

1339. Traquair House, Inverleithen, Peeblesshire, rear

view[Scotland; commercial slide]

1340. Traquair House, Inverleithen, Peeblesshire, decorated

overmantel with verse from song [Scotland; commercial slide]

1341. Maybole Lady, Cassilis House [?Scotland, Ayreshire] Sept 1968

1342. Brig o Doon Sept 1968




1346. Duddon Valley (Bonny Dundee) [Cumbria] 1968

1347. Duddon Valley [Cumbria] 1968





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1352. Mary at Duddon Valley [Cumbria] Sept 1968

1353. Bridge at Ulpha, Duudon Valley [Cumbria]

1354. Arthur Wood, Middlesbrough, with ship [Cleveland] 1960

1355. Arthur Wood, Middlesbrough [Cleveland] 1960

1356. Cragg Vale singers [?West Yorkshire] 11th Dec 1962

1357. Cragg Vale singers [?West Yorkshire] 11th Dec 1962

1358. Mr Wheldon, Bilsdale [North Yorkshire] May 1960

1359. Folk singer – Bartle [?West Witton, North Yorkshire] 1960

1360. Miss Cole vessel singer with God rest ye [poor photo] Autumn 1960

1361. Mr Pickering, Lealholme, folk singer [?North Yorkshire]

1362. C.V. Horner folk singer ex game keeper, staying at

Bedale nr. Leyburn [North Yorkshire]





1365. Kilmore Quay [County Wexford, Ireland] 1960

1366. Levisham [North Yorkshire] (three unnamed people)

[see above]

Summer 1978

1367. Levisham [North Yorkshire] (three unnamed people)

[see above]

Summer 1978

1368. Folk singer, unnamed, Levisham [North Yorkshire] Summer 1978

1369. Folk singer, unnamed, Levisham [North Yorkshire] Summer 1978

1370. Bill Pennock [see above]

1371. Shipley Horse Fair, Easter Tuesday [?West Yorkshire] 1962


















1389. Appleby [Cumbria, horse fair] 6–13 June 1963







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1442. Appleby [Cumbria, horse fair] 6-13th June 1963



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1457. Appleby on the way from [Cumbria, horse fair] 6-13th June 1963



1460. Thorne gypsy horse fair [?Doncaster, S.Yorks] 13th June 1961

1461. Thorne [?Doncaster, S.Yorks] 1961

1462. Thorne gypsy horse fair [?Doncaster] 13th June 1961



1465. Thorne [?Doncaster, S.Yorks] 13th June 1961



1468. Boroughbridge [ horse fair, North Yorkshire] 19th June 1962









1477. Boroughbridge [North Yorkshire] 19th June 1962





1482. Boroughbridge Horse Fair [North Yorkshire] 19th June 1962

1483. Topcliffe [North Yorkshire; horse fair] 18th July 1961




1487. Topcliffe [North Yorkshire; horse fair] 1961 1488. Topcliffe [North Yorkshire; horse fair] 1961


1490. Topcliffe the day before [North Yorkshire; horse fair] 18th July 1961


1492. Topcliffe [North Yorkshire; horse fair] 1961



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1508. Topcliffe, Mary Ann Smith [North Yorkshire; horse

fair]

18th July 1961





1513. Topcliffe [North Yorkshire, horse fair] 18th July 1961










1523. Topcliffe [North Yorkshire, horse fair] 1961



1526. Topcliffe [horse fair, North Yorkshire; end of film –

holes punched in film]

18th July 1961
















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1563. Topcliffe Lowthers of Wyke [North Yorkshire, horse

fair]

18th July 1961


fair]

18th July 1961


fair]

18th July 1961


fair]

18th July 1961










1576. Brigg Fair [Lincolnshire, horse fair] 4th August 1962








1584. Brigg Fair [Lincolnshire, horse fair] 1962



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1604. Brandy wharf [Lincolnshire; traditional caravans] 4th August 1962







1611. First Lee Gap [Lee Fair, West Ardsley, West Yorkshire] 24th August 1961

























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1642. Brough [Cumbria, horse fair] 27th Sept. 1963


















1660. Brough [Cumbria, horse fair; inside scene - sale ring] 28th Sept. 1963

1661. Brough [Cumbria, horse fair; inside scene - sale ring] 28th Sept. 1963





1666. Brough [Cumbria, horse fair] 30th Sept.1963



















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1689. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; inside teashop] 1960

1690. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; horses & vans in street] 1960

1691. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; parked wooden vans] 1960




1695. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; motor] 1960


1697. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; van interior] 1960









1706. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; van interior, woman] 1960

1707. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; van interior, woman and child] 1960







1714. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; parked wooden vans, man &

woman]

1960

1715. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; van interior, woman with cat] 1960

1716. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; van interior, woman with dog] 1960

1717. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; wooden van, woman in doorway] 1960

1718. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; parked wooden van] 1960


1720. Yarm Fair [Cleveland; parked wooden van, man & boy] 1960





1725. Bampton [Devon; signboard] 27th Oct. 1966

1726. Bampton [Devon; street scene] 27th Oct. 1966




1730. Bampton [Devon; board] 27th Oct. 1966

1731. Bampton [Devon; outdoor scene] 27th Oct. 1966


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1733. Bampton [Devon; outdoor scene, horses] 27th Oct. 1966









1742. Bampton [Devon; outdoor scene, ?bidding] 27th Oct. 1966









1751. Bampton [Devon; outdoor street scene] 27th Oct. 1966






1757. Hull, grave dole [Robinson will, dole of bread to

widows]

19th Dec.1962


widows]

19th Dec.1962


widows]

19th Dec.1962


widows]

19th Dec.1962


widows]

19th Dec.1962


widows]

19th Dec.1962

1763. Ackworth [West Yorkshire; statue on church wall] Dec. 1961

1764. Carol singers, Knaresborough [North Yorkshire] Dec. 1970



1767. Opening Ripon market 11a.m [North Yorkshire] 24th Dec. 1970




1771. Ripon market [North Yorkshire] 24th Dec. 1970

1772. Ripon market [North Yorkshire] 24th Dec. 1970

1773. Dewsbury Church [?West Yorkshire] Dec.1970

1774. Dewsbury Church [?West Yorkshire] Dec.1970

1775. Ripon [North Yorkshire ?Mummers] 26th Dec. 1960

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1780. Ripon [North Yorkshire ?Mummers] 1960

1781. Ripon play [North Yorkshire] 26th Dec. 1961





1786. Ripon [North Yorkshire,?Mummers] 26th Dec. 1960



1789. Gipsy race [stream ?Burton Fleming, East Yorkshire] Jan/Feb 1961

1790. Giant’s grave, Penrith [Cumbria] Sept 1961

1791. Giant’s grave, Penrith [Cumbria] Sept 1961

1792. Giant’s grave, Penrith [Cumbria] Spring 1961

1793. Long Meg, near Penrith [ancient stone circle] Sept 1961







1800. Well ?rag, Epworth [?Lincolnshire] Spring 1961

1801. King Arthur’s round table, Eamont Br, nr Penrith

[Cumbria; prehistoric henge]

1802. Mayborough nr. Penrith [Cumbria; ?circular

mound/stone ring]

Spring 1961

1803. St [standing] stones, Mayborough, nr. Penrith [Cumbria] Spring 1961

1804. Mayborough nr. Penrith [Cumbria ?circular

mound/stone ring]

Spring 1961

1805. nr. Keswick [Cumbria ?Castlerigg stone circle] Spring 1961

1806. St [standing] stones nr. Keswick [Cumbria ?Castlerigg

stone circle]

Spring 1961

1807. Rere cross, Stainmore [Cumbria] Spring 1961

1808. Rere cross, Stainmore [Cumbria] Spring 1961

1809. Aaron’s House, Lincoln [12th century house] Spring 1961

1810. Aaron’s House, Lincoln [12th century house] Spring 1961

1811. Jew’s house, Lincoln Spring 1961

1812. Jew’s house, Lincoln Spring 1961

1813. Tomb J[Joseph] of Arimathea, Glastonbury [Somerset]

1814. Holy Thorn, Glastonbury [Somerset] May 1961



1817. Soldiers’ Hill, Denny, Cambridgeshire 1961

1818. Soldiers’ Hill, Denny, Cambridgeshire 1961

1819. Lilla Cross, Goathland [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961


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1824. Skipsea Castle [East Yorkshire] June 1964

1825. Skipsea Castle [motte & bailey East Yorkshire] June 1964








1833. Eildon Hills [Melrose] Sept/Oct 1963

1834. The Naked Man, Settle [North Yorkshire] August 1963

1835. Scampston Hill [?North Yorkshire] May 1964

1836. Dun Cow, Durham [Cathedral] 1961

1837. Corwen [?North Wales] Oct 1964

1838. Home of Slingsby Worm [?Nunnington, North

Yorkshire]

1964




1842. House where Slingsbys lived [?Nunnington, North

Yorkshire]

1964


1844. Lair of Slingsby Worm[?Nunnington, North Yorkshire] November 1964

1845. Home of Slingsby Worm [?Nunnington, North

Yorkshire]

1964


Yorkshire]

Autumn 1964


Yorkshire]

1964


1849. Tomb of the dragon slayer [?Nunnington, North

Yorkshire]

1964

1850. Slingsby tomb [of the dragon slayer ?Nunnington, North

Yorkshire]

1964

1851. Rollright stones [Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire] April 1965






1857. Alkborough Churchyard August 1962

1858. Alkborough Churchyard August 1962

1859. Jack Robinson’s House, Appleby June 1963

1860. Gypsy Race, Wold Newton [East Yorkshire] Nov 1963

1861. Gypsy Race, Wold Newton [East Yorkshire] Nov 1963

1862. ?Bemerside [Bemersyde] Thomas Rhymer coven tree Oct 1963

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1863. Eildon Hills [Melrose] Sept/Oct 1963

1864. Bemerside House [Bemersyde] [Berwickshire?] Sept/Oct 1963





1869. Dog roses, Skipsea Castle [motte & bailey East

Yorkshire]

June 1964

1870. Nigel, Skipsea Castle [motte & bailey East Yorkshire] June 1964



1873. N. at the King stone, [?Rollright stones, Chipping

Norton, Oxfordshire]

April 1965

1874. N. at the King stone, Rollright [stones, Chipping Norton,

Oxfordshire]

April 1965

1875. N. at Whispering Knights [Rollright stones, Chipping


April 1965



April 1965



April 1965

1878. Thos. Rhymer’s house, Earlstown [Berwickshire] Oct 1963

1879. ?Bemerside [Bemersyde] 1963

1880. Spital Inn [?Bowes Moor, Co.Durham ] 1961

1881. Urquart Castle [Inverness, Scotland]

1882. Urquart Castle [Inverness, Scotland]

1883. Moy (?) F.music [?Highlands of Scotland] before Oct 1967

1884. Moy [?Highlands of Scotland] Sept 1967

1885. Carrbridge p.27 The Highlands & their legends f/lore

[Highlands of Scotland]

Sept 1967

1886. Glamis Castle f/lore [Tayside, Scotland] Oct 1967

1887. Dymchurch [Kent] fairies lift [?flit] Oct 1965

1888. EFDSS Jubilee, Cecil Sharp House 9th Nov 1961

1889. EFDSS Jubilee Festival 9th Nov 1961

1890. EFDSS Jubilee, Mr & Mrs Kennedy 9th Nov 1961

1891. EFDSS Jubilee, Helen Kennedy 9th Nov 1961

1892. EFDSS Jubilee, The presentation, Mrs Heffer 9th Nov 1961

1893. EFDSS Jubilee, Helen & Douglas Kennedy 9th Nov 1961

1894. EFDSS Jubilee symbolic gift 9th Nov 1961

1895. EFDSS Jubilee gift of a bell 9th Nov 1961

1896. EFDSS Jubilee some gifts 9th Nov 1961

1897. EFDSS Jubilee, Mrs K[ennedy] says “thank you”. 9th Nov 1961

1898. EFDSS Jubilee Jimmy Coleman at front 9th Nov 1961

1899. EFDSS Jubilee Gwynnyth Walker 9th Nov 1961

1900. EFDSS Jubilee, Helen & Peter Kennedy 9th Nov 1961

1901. Jubilee cake 9th Nov 1961

1902. EFDSS Jubilee; the cake 9th Nov 1961

1903. EFDSS Jubilee; cutting the cake 9th Nov 1961

1904. EFDSS Jubilee; the supper table 9th Nov 1961

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1905. EFDSS Jubilee 9th Nov 1961

1906. EFDSS Jubilee, Douglas Kennedy 9th Nov 1961

1907. EFDSS Jubilee; dining room 9th Nov 1961

1908. EFDSS Jubilee [?][decoration] 9th Nov 1961

1909. EFDSS Jubilee [?][guests] 9th Nov 1961

1910. EFDSS Jubilee; Hamish Frazer, Ron Smedley 9th Nov 1961

1911. Ron Smedley, EFDSS Jubilee 9th Nov 1961

1912. EFDSS Jubilee; Headington Quarry 9th Nov 1961

1913. Headington Quarry, Cecil Sharp House 9th Nov 1961

1914. EFDSS Jubilee; Headington Quarry 1961

1915. EFDSS Jubilee; Headington Morris 9th Nov 1961

1916. EFDSS Jubilee; Headington Morris 9th Nov 1961

1917. EFDSS Jack Armstrong 9th Nov 1961

1918. EFDSS Jubilee Jack Armstrong 9th Nov 1961

1919. EFDSS Jubilee Jack Armstrong 9th Nov 1961

1920. EFDSS Jubilee Pat Shuldham-Shaw 9th Nov 1961

1921. EFDSS Jubilee Robin Hall & Jimmy McGregor 9th Nov 1961

1922. Robin Hall & Jimmy McGregor [?date wrong] 6th Nov 1961

1923. EFDSS Jubilee Winner of dance composition 9th Nov 1961

1924. EFDSS Jubilee, Mr & Mrs Peter Kennedy 9th Nov 1961

1925. EFDSS Jubilee, Elsie Avril 9th Nov 1961

1926. EFDSS Jubilee, Marjorie Sinclair 9th Nov 1961

1927. EFDSS Jubilee, Mrs Noyes 9th Nov 1961

1928. EFDSS Jubilee, 1 9th Nov 1961

1929. EFDSS Jubilee, Misses House & Waite 9th Nov 1961

1930. EFDSS Jubilee 9th Nov 1961

1931. Cecil Sharp House, from Ripon [EFDSS Jubilee] 9th Nov 1961

1932. EFDSS Jubilee, Misses House, , Bell 9th Nov 1961

1933. EFDSS Jubilee, Betty, Nigel, Donald 9th Nov 1961

1934. Area council meeting, Darlington 17th Feb 1962

1935. Tony Foxworthy, Darlington 17th Feb 1962

1936. Sales dept., Darlington 17th Feb 1962

1937. Miss Axford, Cecil Sharp House 13th Mar 1962

1938. Ruth Noyes, librarian, Cecil Sharp House 13th Mar 1962

1939. Supper, Cecil Sharp House 13th Mar 1962

1940. Supper, Cecil Sharp House, Pratt at head. 13th Mar 1962

1941. York Assembly Rooms 5th Oct, 1962




1945. Presentation to Mrs Abbey [York Assembly Rooms] 5th Oct, 1962

1946. Presentation to Mrs Abbey [York Assembly Rooms] 5th Oct, 1962



1949. Lord Burlington [York Assembly Rooms] 5th Oct, 1962

1950. Wrea Head course [?Scarborough] Dec. 1962



1953. Wrea Head Pre-Raphaelite tapestry [?Scarborough] Dec. 1962

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1955. Carols Bfd 14th Dec. 1963

1956. Carols Bfd 14th Dec. 1963

1957. Games Bfd 14th Dec. 1963

1958. Games Bfd 14th Dec. 1963

1959. EFDSS Jubilee Festival 1961

1960. Dossal Burringham nr. Scunthorpe [haystacks,

Lincolnshire]

1961

1961. Lambeth [corn dollies] 1961

1962. Lambeth [corn dollies] 1961

1963. York Castle [corn dollies]

1964. Brompton by Sawdon [corn dolly, North Yorkshire] 1961

1965. South Stainley [corn dolly, North Yorkshire] 1961

1966. South Stainley [North Yorkshire] 1961

1967. Sawdon [corn dolly, North Yorkshire] 1961




1971. Suffolk type, Bainbridge [corn dolly, North Yorkshire] 1961

1972. Stack at Coxwold [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1961

1973. Pickering [corn dolly, North Yorkshire] 1961



1976. Bossall, North Yorkshire [corn dolly] 1961

1977. Bossall, [corn dolly, North Yorkshire] 1961




1981. Buttercrambe [corn dolly, North Yorkshire] 1961


1983. Buttercrambe [corn dolly, [North Yorkshire] 1961






1989. Sheriff Hutton Church [corn dolly, North Yorkshire] Sept. 1961

1990. Barrington, Lincolnshire Dossal [?Burringham] 1961

1991. Ponteland, Northumberland [horse & cart in street] May 1963

1992. Ponteland, Northumberland [horse & cart in street] May 1963

1993. The Palace, Kirk Yetholm [nr. Kelso, Scotland] Sept/Oct 1963

1994. The Palace, Kirk Yetholm [nr. Kelso, Scotland] Sept/Oct 1963

1995. Kirk Yetholm [nr. Kelso, Scotland] Sept/Oct 1963

1996. Kirk Yetholm [nr. Kelso, Scotland] Sept/Oct 1963

1997. Tinker on road to Yetham [Kirk Yetholm nr. Kelso,

Scotland]

Sept/Oct 1963

1998. Llangelyn Church nr. Barmouth [?Llangelynin Church,

Gwynnedd, North Wales]

Oct. 1964

1999. Llangelyn Church [?Llangelynin Church, Gwynnedd,

North Wales]

Oct. 1964

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2000. Gypsy’s grave, Llangelyn Church [?Llangelynin Church,


Oct. 1964

2001. Gypsy’s grave, Llangelyn Church [?Llangelynin Church,


Oct. 1964

2002. Formerly ever wet stoup, Llangelyn Church

[?Llangelynin Church, Gwynnedd, North Wales]

Oct. 1964

2003. Horse-slung bier, Llangelyn Church [?Llangelynin

Church, Gwynnedd, North Wales]

Oct. 1964

2004. Llangelyn Church [pews, ?Llangelynin Church,


Oct. 1964

2005. Llangelyn Church [screen, ?Llangelynin Church,


Oct. 1964

2006. Wildon Grange, nr. Coxwold [North Yorkshire; painted

gypsy caravan]

1961


gypsy caravan]

1961


gypsy caravan]

1961

2009. Caravan nr. Snainton [North Yorkshire] Dec. 1960

2010. Caravan on move, Ebberston – Yeddingham [North

Yorkshire]

Dec. 1960

2011. Ebberston – Yeddingham [Caravan on move, North

Yorkshire]

Dec. 1960

2012. Gipsies, nr. Aberford X road [group sitting round

outdoor fire in wood ?West Yorkshire]

Xmas Eve 1961

2013. Gipsies, nr. Aberford X road [?West Yorkshire] Xmas Eve 1961

2014. Gipsies, nr. Aberford X road [group sitting round

outdoor fire in wood ?West Yorkshire]

Xmas Eve 1961

2015. Gipsy, Malton [North Yorkshire] July 1963

2016. Gipsies nr. Cotswolds [two caravans parked in country

lane]

Sept. 1960

2017. St Fagan’s [?Museum of Welsh Life, Cardiff, Wales;

painted wooden caravan]

1960

2018. Gipsy caravan, St Fagan’s Museum, Wales 1960

2019. Near St Andrews [group of vans in field by road] Sept 1967



2022. Near St Andrews [group of vans, with tent, in field by

road]

Sept 1967


road]

Sept 1967


road]

Sept 1967

2025. Dowth [Ireland; ?passage tomb] 1960




2029. Dowth [Ireland; ?passage tomb wall decoration] 1960


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2033. New Grange [Ireland; passage grave, carved stone] 1960

2034. New Grange [Ireland; passage grave] 1960

2035. New Grange [Ireland; passage grave, entrance stone &

passage]

1960

2036. New Grange [Ireland; passage grave, carved stone] 1960

2037. New Grange [Ireland; passage grave, corbelled roof of

chamber]

1960

2038. New Grange [Ireland; passage grave, ?recess in

chamber]

1960

2039. New Grange [Ireland; passage grave] 1960

2040. New Grange [Ireland; passage grave, ?recess in

chamber]

1960

2041. Tara [Ireland, standing stone] 1960

2042. Tara [Ireland, standing stone; ?NAH] 1960

2043. Tara, The Hall [Ireland] 1960

2044. View from Tara [Ireland] 1960

2045. Stones in Tara churchyard [Ireland] 1960

2046. Cernunos in Tara churchyard [standing stone, Ireland] 1960

2047. Cernunos in Tara churchyard [standing stone, Ireland] 1960

2048. Grange (Old Kilmore) Funeral crosses [Ireland] 1960

2049. Funeral crosses, Co. Wexford [Ireland] 1960

2050. Funeral crosses, Brandy Cross [?Ireland] 1960

2051. Skittles, Kilmore [Ireland] 1960

2052. St Kevin’s Well, Glendalough [Co. Wicklow, Ireland] 1960

2053. Cursing stones, Glendalough [Co. Wicklow, Ireland] 1960

2054. Cursing stones, Glendalough [Co. Wicklow, Ireland] 1960

2055. N. wishing at St Kevin’s well, Glendalough [Co.

Wicklow, Ireland]

1960

2056. N. St Kevin’s cross, Glendalough [Co. Wicklow, Ireland] 1960

2057. Hubberholme Church [North Yorkshire] 13th April 1965

2058. Hubberholme Church [North Yorkshire] 13th April 1965

2059. George Inn, Hubberholme [North Yorkshire] 13th April 1965

2060. 1) Hubberholme, Land letting [North Yorkshire;

Hubberholme Parliament]

1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965

2066. Hubberholme, Land letting [North Yorkshire;


1st Jan 1965

2067. 8) Hubberholme, Land letting [North Yorkshire; 1st Jan 1965

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2068. Unlabelled black and white slide [?Land letting,

Hubberholme, North Yorkshire]

none



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965



1st Jan 1965

2077. Muker Waits at Thwaite [North Yorkshire] 1st Jan 1972

2078. Muker Waits [North Yorkshire] 1st Jan 1972



2081. Muker Band [North Yorkshire] 1st Jan 1972

2082. Muker Band at Thwaite [North Yorkshire] 1st Jan 1972








01-002/8/61 Dated

Magazine labelled ‘2, Folklore fixed, Goathland, Blidworth’.

2090. Goathland Plough Stotts, 2 men short [North Yorkshire] 1961

2091. Goathland [North Yorkshire, Plough Stotts] 1961

2092. Goathland Plough Stotts, Scalby [North Yorkshire] 1961








2100. Goathland Plough Stotts, Johnny Gibbon [North

Yorkshire]

Lent 1961

2101. Blidworth Church [Nottinghamshire] Feb 1966

2102. Blidworth Church [Nottinghamshire] Feb 1966

91

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2103. Blidworth [Nottinghamshire] Feb 1966

2104. Blidworth [Nottinghamshire; decorated cradle] 1966

2105. Blidworth, empty cradle [Nottinghamshire] 1966



2108. Blidworth [Nottinghamshire; cradle rocking service in

church]

Feb. 1966


church]

Feb. 1966


church]

Feb. 1966


church]

Feb. 1966


church]

Feb. 1966


church]

Feb. 1966


church]

Feb. 1966


church]

Feb. 1966

2116. Bridlington, Fishermen’s wreath [East Yorkshire] 11th Feb 1962

2117. Bridlington, [East Yorkshire, fishermen’s wreath] 11th Feb 1962






2123. Kiplingcotes track [East Yorkshire] Jan/Feb 1961

2124. Kiplingcotes [rider and horse, East Yorkshire] 1960

2125. [rider and horse, Kiplingcotes East Yorkshire] 1960

2126. Kiplingcotes [riders and horses, East Yorkshire] 1961

2127. Kiplingcotes [rider and horse, East Yorkshire] 1961

2128. Kiplingcotes [East Yorkshire, spectators] 1961

2129. Kiplingcotes, starting point [East Yorkshire] March 1965

2130. Kiplingcotes [East Yorkshire] 1965



2133. [Kiplingcotes, East Yorkshire] 1965

2134. Kiplingcotes [East Yorkshire] Mar 1969

2135. Kiplingcotes [East Yorkshire] Mar 1969

2136. Tichbourne Hall [Tichborne House, Hampshire, grounds] 25th Mar 1967

2137. Chapel & back of Tichbourne Hall [Tichborne House,

Hampshire]

25th Mar 1967

2138. Tichbourne Hall [Tichborne House, Hampshire, grounds] 25th Mar 1967

2139. Tichborne Dole [Hampshire] 25th Mar 1967





92

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2145. Tichborne Dole, Sir Anthony [Loudon?][Hampshire] 25th Mar 1967











2156. Bourne [?Lincolnshire, running auction] 1961


















2174. Bourne [?Lincolnshire, running auction] 30th May 1961



















93

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2208. Hobby Horse Custom, Padstow [Cornwall; commercial

slide]

2209. Magdalen Tower, May morning [Oxford] 1st May 1965




2213. Charlton on Otmoor [Oxfordshire, church] 1st May 1965

2214. 2) Charlton on Otmoor [Oxfordshire, church] 1st May 1965

2215. 3) Charlton on Otmoor [Oxfordshire, children’s

procession]

1st May 1965


procession]

1st May 1965


procession]

1st May 1965


procession]

1st May 1965


procession]

1st May 1965


procession]

1st May 1965


procession]

1st May 1965

2222. 10) Charlton on Otmoor [Oxfordshire, children playing] 1st May 1965

2223. 11) Charlton on Otmoor [Oxfordshire, children playing] 1st May 1965

2224. 12) Charlton on Otmoor [Oxfordshire, garland in church] 1st May 1965

2225. 13) Charlton on Otmoor [Oxfordshire]

2226. 1) Somerton [Oxfordshire; may garland] 1st May 1965








94

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2236. 1) Upper Heyford [May procession; Oxfordshire] 1st May 1965







2243. 1) Lower Heyford [May procession; Oxfordshire] 1st May 1965






2249. 7) Lower Heyford at Calcot [May procession;

Oxfordshire]

1st May 1965

2250. 8) Lower Heyford at Calcot [May procession;

Oxfordshire]

1st May 1965

2251. Minehead [jetty; Somerset] 1961

2252. Minehead [jetty; Somerset] 1961

2253. Minehead [harbour; Somerset] 1961

2254. Minehead [harbour; Somerset] 1961

2255. Minehead [street; Somerset] 1961

2256. Minehead [hobby horse; Somerset] 1961

2257. Minehead False [hobby horse; Somerset] 1961




2261. Minehead Town [hobby horse; Somerset] 1961


2263. Minehead Tr [hobby horse; Somerset] 1961








2271. Minehead Tr [Somerset] 1961





2276. Minehead, prayers [hobby horse; Somerset] 1961





95

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2284. Minehead Tr [Somerset] 1961





2289. Minehead at Dunster [Somerset] 1961

2290. Minehead H.H. Dunster [Somerset] 1961



2293. Minehead TP Dunster Castle [Somerset] 1961

2294. Minehead H.H. Dunster [hobby horse; Somerset] 1961

2295. Minehead Tr Dunster Castle[hobby horse; Somerset] 1961

2296. Minehead Hobby Horse leaving Dunster

Castle[Somerset]

1961

2297. Minehead Hobby Horse booting false [Somerset] 1961

2298. Minehead Hobby Horse False [Somerset] 1961




2302. Minehead Hobby Horse Town [Somerset] 1961 2303. Minehead Hobby Horse False [Somerset] 1961




2307. Minehead Hobby Horse, Booting False [Somerset] 1961







2314. Minehead [hobby horse; Somerset] May 1961

2315. Minehead [hobby horse; Somerset] May 1961

2316. 1) Tetley’s May Monday [Brewery; carthorses] 4th May 1971

2317. 2) Tetley’s Leeds [Brewery; carthorses] 4th May 1971

2318. 3) Tetley’s [Brewery; carthorses] 4th May 1971

2319. 4) Tetley’s [Brewery; horsebox] 4th May 1971



2322. 7) Tetley’s [brewery yard] 4th May 1971








96

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2333. 18) Tetley’s [Brewery; horsebox] 4th May 1971

2334. 19) Tetley’s [Brewery; carthorse: mane decorating] 4th May 1971





2339. 24) Tetley’s [Brewery; carthorse] 4th May 1971









2348. 33) Tetley’s [Brewery; horse and cart] 4th May 1971





2353. 38) Tetley’s [Brewery; two teams of horses] 4th May 1971

2354. 39) Tetley’s [Brewery; teams of white horses] 4th May 1971

2355. 40) Tetley’s [Brewery; white horses and dray] 4th May 1971

2356. 41) Tetley’s [Brewery; white horses and dray] 4th May 1971

2357. 42) Tetley’s [Brewery; brown horses and dray setting off] 4th May 1971



2360. 45) Tetley’s [Brewery; horse’s backside] [Overexposed] 4th May 1971

2361. Notice at entrance to Helston [half frame only] 7th May 1970

2362. Hel Stone, Angel Hotel, Helston [Cornwall] 7th May 1970





2367. Helston [Cornwall; cobbled lane; ?figures in costume] 7th May 1970

2368. Helston [Cornwall; cobbled lane; ?figures in costume] 7th May 1970

2369. Helston [Cornwall; man carrying greenery] 7th May 1970

2370. Helston [Cornwall; men carrying greenery] 7th May 1970

2371. Helston [Cornwall; child carrying greenery] 7th May 1970

2372. Helston [Cornwall; parked van] 7th May 1970

2373. Helston [Cornwall] 7th May 1970

2374. Helston [Cornwall; men decorating cart?] 7th May 1970

2375. Helston [Cornwall; street being decorated] 7th May 1970



2378. Helston [Cornwall; pub being decorated] 7th May 1970

97

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2379. Helston [Cornwall; children indoors with flowers] 7th May 1970






2385. Helston [Cornwall; decorated building] 7th May 1970

2386. Hel Stone, Helston [Cornwall] 7th May 1970

2387. Helston [Cornwall; decorated building] 7th May 1970

2388. Helston 7 a.m. dance [Cornwall] 8th May 1970







2395. Helston 7 a.m. dance [band; Cornwall] 8th May 1970



2398. Hal-an-tow, Helston [Cornwall; figures in costume] 8th May 1970




2402. Helston [Cornwall; decorated shopfront] 8th May 1970

2403. Helston [Cornwall;street scene] 8th May 1970

2404. Helston 10.15 a.m. dance [Cornwall] 8th May 1970



2407. Helston Marquesa Marconi 2nd from right [Cornwall] 8th May 1970

2408. Helston Marquesa Marconi 2nd from right [Cornwall] 8th May 1970

2409. Helston noon dance [Cornwall] 8th May 1970













2422. Helston noon dance [Cornwall; cherry blossom] 8th May 1970

2423. 5 p.m. dance, Helston [Cornwall] 8th May 1970

2424. Gathering Primroses for Beverly, St John’s Day [?St John

before the Latin gate, 6th May]

May 1969



May 1969

98

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May 1969



May 1969

2428. Bounding Day & Dunting, Newbiggin [Northumberland] 17th May 1961

2429. Newbiggin [Northumberland, Bounding Day & Dunting,

Newbiggin]

17th May 1961

2430. Newbiggin [Northumberland, Bounding Day & Dunting,

Newbiggin]

17th May 1961

2431. Man standing in front of house wearing something green

in his buttonhole ?Oak apple Day

29th May 1963

2432. Man standing in front of house wearing something green

in his buttonhole ?Oak apple Day

29th May 1963

2433. Slide of portrait of man in dark clothing with wide white

collar

2434. HM Queen Elizabeth II with pensioners at the Royal

Hospital Chelsea [founded by Charles II; commercial slide]

2435. St Neot’s [church, Cambridgeshire] May 1970

2436. A. Grovely [Wiltshire; poster advertising Oak apple Day] 1967

2437. B. Wishford Church [poster advertising Oak apple Day] 27th May 1967

2438. 1. Grovely [Wiltshire, Oak apple Day] 29th May 1967





























99

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2468. 31. Grovely, Old shepherd [Wiltshire] 29th May 1967

2469. 32. Grovely, [Old shepherd; Wiltshire] 29th May 1967



2472. 35) Grovely [Wiltshire, Oak apple Day] 29th May 1967




2476. 39) Grovely [Wiltshire, inside church, Oak apple Day] 29th May 1967

2477. 40) Grovely [Wiltshire, inside church, Oak apple Day] 29th May 1967


2479. 42) Grovely [Wiltshire, Oak apple Day, banner] 29th May 1967


2481. 44) Grovely [Wiltshire, Oak apple Day, procession] 29th May 1967








2489. 52) Grovely [Wiltshire, Oak apple Day, decorated

cottage]

29th May 1967


2491. Memorial in Wishford Church [brass figures set in stone] 1967

2492. Memorial in Wishford Church [stone effigy of woman] 1967

2493. Memorial in Wishford Church [stone effigy] 1967

2494. 1) Northampton, Holy Trinity Church 29th May 1965

2495. 2) Northampton [Holy Trinity Church] 29th May 1965

2496. 3) Northampton [Holy Trinity Church, decorated statue] 29th May 1965



2499. Northampton [Holy Trinity Church, decorated statue] 29th May 1965

2500. 8) Effigies, bluecoat children, H.T. Northampton [Holy

Trinity?]

2501. 9) Michael with effigies, bluecoat children, H.T.

Northampton [Holy Trinity?]

2502. Castleton Garland [Derbyshire] May 28th 1960

2503. Castleton Garland [Derbyshire] 1960










100

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2522. Castleton Garland, morning after [Derbyshire] 1960

2523. Castleton Garland, morning after [Derbyshire] 1960

2524. 1) Scorton Arrow, Harrogate [North Yorkshire] 30th May 1964

















2541. Scorton Arrow, [Harrogate, North Yorkshire] 1964












2553. 30) Scorton Arrow, Harrogate [North Yorkshire] [glass

broken]

30th May 1964








101

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2590. 67) Scorton Arrow, Harrogate [North Yorkshire;

prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964


prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964


prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964


prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964


prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964


prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964


prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964


prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964


prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964


prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964

102

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prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964


prizegiving tea]

30th May 1964

2602. Great Bardfield [Essex ?town crier] June 1969

2603. Morris men, Great Bardfield [Essex] June 1969



2606. Morris tow, Great Bardfield [Essex] May 1969

2607. Morris tow, Great Bardfield [Essex] May 1969

2608. Morris ring, Great Bardfield [Essex] May 1969

2609. Morris ring, Thaxted [Essex] May 1969

2610. Morris ring, Thaxted [Essex] June/May 1969

2611. Morris ring, Thaxted [Essex] June 1969

2612. 1a) Foresters’ Walk, Carlton in Coverdale [North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2613. 1b) Foresters’ Arms, Carlton in Coverdale [North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2614. 2) Foresters’ Walk, Carlton in Coverdale [North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2615. 2a) Foresters’ Walk, Carlton in Coverdale [North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2616. Carlton in Coverdale [North Yorkshire; ?Chief forester] 1965

2617. 4) Chief forester, Carlton in Coverdale [North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

2618. 6) Robin Hood, Carlton [in Coverdale, North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965



2621. 9) Foresters’ Walk, Carlton in Coverdale [North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2622. 10) Foresters’ Walk, Carlton [in Coverdale, North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965


Yorkshire]

9th June 1965


Yorkshire]

9th June 1965


Yorkshire]

9th June 1965


Yorkshire]

9th June 1965


Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2628. 16) Lunch time, Foresters’ Walk, Carlton [in Coverdale,

North Yorkshire]

1965

2629. 17) Lunch time, [Foresters’] Walk, Carlton [in

Coverdale, North Yorkshire]

1965

2630. 18) Lunch time, Carlton in Coverdale, [North Yorkshire,

Foresters’ Walk]

1965


Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

103

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Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2633. 21) Foresters’ Caps, Carlton [in Coverdale, North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965


Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2635. Carlton in Coverdale [North Yorkshire] 1965

2636. 24) Children’s fancy dress, Carlton Walk [Carlton in

Coverdale, North Yorkshire]

9th June 1965


Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2638. 26) Carlton walk to Melmerby [North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

2639. 27) Carlton Foresters at Melmerby [North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

2640. 28) Refreshment at Melmerby [North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

2641. 29) Return of Foresters, Carlton [in Coverdale, North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2642. 30) Children’s tea, Carlton [in Coverdale, North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2643. 31) Children’s tea, Carlton [in Coverdale, North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2644. 32) Sports, Carlton [in Coverdale, North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

2645. 33) Sports, Carlton [in Coverdale, North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

2646. 34) Sports Carlton [in Coverdale, North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

2647. 35) Sports Carlton [in Coverdale, North Yorkshire] 9th June 1965

2648. 36) Carlton Sports [Carlton in Coverdale, North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2649. 37) Carlton [Sports, Carlton in Coverdale, North

Yorkshire]

9th June 1965


Yorkshire]

9th June 1965


Yorkshire]

9th June 1965

2652. Little Maplestead [St John the Baptist Church, Essex] 23rd June 1969












2664. Little Maplestead, Knights of St John of Jerusalem [St

John the Baptist Church, Essex]

23rd June 1969

2665. Little Maplestead, [St John the Baptist Church, Essex,

Knights of St John of Jerusalem]

23rd June 1969

2666. Little Maplestead, Knights Grand Prior [St John the 23rd June 1969

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Baptist Church, Essex]

2667. Little Maplestead, Vicar in front, Tiarks in red [St John

the Baptist Church, Essex]

23rd June 1969

2668. Bishop Tiarks, Little Maplestead, [St John the Baptist

Church, Essex, Knights of St John of Jerusalem]

23rd June 1969



23rd June 1969



23rd June 1969

2671. Warcop [Cumbria, rushbearing procession] 29th June 1961





2676. Warcop [Cumbria, rushbearing] 29th June 1961



2679. Warcop [Cumbria, banners] 29th June 1961



2682. Warcop [Cumbria, rushbearing] 29th June 1961

2683. Warcop [Cumbria, rushbearing, high altar] 29th June 1961

2684. Warcop [Cumbria, rushbearing, high altar] 29th June 1961

2685. Warcop [Cumbria, rushbearings hung in church] 1961



2688. Warcop [Cumbria, rushbearings hung in church] 8th July 1961

2689. Whalton [Northumbria; midsummer bale fire custom] 4th July 1961






















105

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2713. Photograph by Sir Bernard Stone c.1900 [?Whalton

Northumbria; midsummer bale fire custom]








2718. Tynwald, sword bearer [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972

2719. Tynwald, Governor and Sword Bearer [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972















2734. Tynwald [Isle of Man] [half frame] 5th July 1972

2735. Tynwald, sword bearer [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972

2736. Tynwald, governor [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972

2737. Tynwald, bishop [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972



2740. Tynwald [Isle of Man, policeman] 5th July 1972

2741. Tynwald fair[Isle of Man] 5th July 1972

2742. Tynwald fair[Isle of Man] 5th July 1972

2743. St John’s Church, Tynwald [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972

2744. Tynwald (afternoon), Nigel & mother [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972

2745. Afternoon of Tynwald Day [Isle of Man] 5th July 1972

2746. Afternoon of Tynwald Day; note buttonholes & also

bundle of rushes [Isle of Man]

5th July 1972




2750. Musgrave [Cumbria] 8th July 1961


2752. Mitcham [box of plants] 25th July 1966

2753. Mitcham [box of plants] 25th July 1966

2754. Mitcham [children] 25th July 1966

106

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2763. Mitcham [children outside the Fair Green Casino] 25th July 1966

2764. black and white negative slide of children












2776. Ripon, St Wilfrid [procession; North Yorkshire] 1960



2779. Ripon, St Wilfrid [outside Minster; North Yorkshire] 1960







2786. St Wilfrid, Ripon Minster [North Yorkshire] Sept/Aut 1970

2787. Wilfra, Ripon [North Yorkshire] August 1971







2794. Wilfra, Ripon [North Yorkshire; outside Minster] August 1971




2798. St Wilfred, Ripon [North Yorkshire] Sept/Aut 1970

2799. St Wilfred, Ripon Minster [North Yorkshire] Sept 1970

2800. Grasmere rushbearing [Cumbria] 1960




107

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2820. Grasmere [Cumbria; rushbearing] 1960

2821. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; bowl of ?burrs] 12th August 1966

2822. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; table with trays

of?burrs ]

12th August 1966

2823. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; man sitting at

table]

12th August 1966

2824. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland] 12th August 1966

2825. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;man being

‘dressed’ in costume]

12th August 1966

2826. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;man being

‘dressed’ in costume]

12th August 1966

2827. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;close-up of waist of

costume]

12th August 1966

2828. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;the burry man] 12th August 1966

2829. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;the burry man on

steps of building]

12th August 1966






2835. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;head of the burry

man]

12th August 1966


2837. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland] 12th August 1966




man]

12th August 1966




2844. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;head of the burry 12th August 1966

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man]


man]

12th August 1966









2854. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; the burry man

going upstairs in building]

12th August 1966

2855. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;the burry man

inside an office]

12th August 1966

2856. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;the burry man

inside an office]

12th August 1966


2858. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; the burry man] 12th August 1966







2865. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; the burry man,

waist]

12th August 1966

2866. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; Forth rail bridge;

the burry man]

12th August 1966

2867. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; decorated house] 12th August 1966

2868. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland ; decorated house] 12th August 1966

2869. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; decorated house] 12th August 1966


the burry man]

12th August 1966


the burry man]

12th August 1966


the burry man]

12th August 1966



the burry man]

12th August 1966

2875. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; Forth road bridge;

the burry man]

12th August 1966

2876. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; Forth road bridge;

the burry man]

12th August 1966

2877. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;Forth road bridge;

the burry man]

12th August 1966



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2880. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland;chold dressed as

burry man]

12th August 1966


boat on float at riverside with crowd]

13th August 1966

2882. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; crowd by Forth,

rail bridge in background]

13th August 1966

2883. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; crowd by Forth,

rail bridge in background]

13th August 1966

2884. S. Queensferry [Edinburgh, Scotland; harbour] 13th August 1966

2885. Burning of Bartle [West Witton, North Yorkshire] [August]1960











2896. Sun[ ] Road, Swinithwaite preceptory [North

Yorkshire]

Autumn 1968

2897. N. at preceptory, Swinithwaite [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2898. Templars preceptory, West Witton, Swinithwaite [North

Yorkshire]

Autumn 1968

2899. Templars preceptory, Swinithwaite [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2900. Templars preceptory, Swinithwaite [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2901. N. road from preceptory, West Witton [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2902. Road from [preceptory], West Witton [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2903. Road from [preceptory], West Witton [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2904. Mother, Nossill End, West Witton [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2905. Nossill End, West Witton [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2906. Cappelbank Plantation, West Witton [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2907. Grassgill, West Witton [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2908. West Witton from above Grassgill [North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2909. Capelbank from top of Grassgill, West Witton [North

Yorkshire]

Autumn 1968

2910. Penhill [?North Yorkshire] Autumn 1968

2911. Bootham Stray [North Yorkshire] 4th Sept 1962





2916. Sheriff’s ride, Lichfield [Staffordshire] 9th Sept 1961






110

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2930. Sheriff’s ride, Lichfield [Staffordshire] 9th Sept. 1961





2935. Lichfield [Staffordshire ?Sheriff’s ride] 1961

















2952. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance; horns

hanging in church]

11th Sept. 1961


hanging in church]

11th Sept. 1961


hanging in church]

11th Sept. 1961


hanging in church]

11th Sept. 1961


hanging in church]

11th Sept. 1961

2957. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance; outside

church]

11th Sept. 1961

2958. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance; vicar &

performer outside church]

11th Sept. 1961

2959. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance ?alms

collecting box]

11th Sept. 1961

2960. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance ?alms

collecting box]

11th Sept. 1961

2961. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance ?alms 11th Sept. 1961

111

25/10/17

collecting box]

2962. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance] 11th Sept. 1961

2963. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance; performers] 11th Sept. 1961


























2989. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance; Maid

Marion collecting alms] end of film poor quality

11th Sept. 1961

2990. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance; performer] 11th Sept. 1961







Marion]

11th Sept. 1961

2997. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance; tea] 11th Sept. 1961



Marion & ?NAH]

11th Sept. 1961




3003. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance; Blithfield 11th Sept. 1961

112

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Hall]

3004. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance; Blithfield

Hall]

11th Sept. 1961


Hall]

11th Sept. 1961


Hall]

11th Sept. 1961


Hall]

11th Sept. 1961


Hall]

11th Sept. 1961

3009. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; bow & arrow] 11th Sept. 1961



Marion]

11th Sept. 1961


Marion]

11th Sept. 1961




3016. Abbots Bromley [Staffordshire; horn dance; hanging up

horns]

11th Sept. 1961


horns]

11th Sept. 1961


head]

11th Sept. 1961


horns, bow & arrow]

11th Sept. 1961

3020. Pueblo Indian dance[black & white drawing of deer-men]

3021. Zennor Museum c/f Abbots Bromley wooden shaving

mug [Cornwall]

3022. Madron Church, Cornwall; the Neck (revived) May 1970

3023. Egremont Crab Fair [Cumbria] 16th Sept. 1961













3036. Egremont Crab Fair [Cumbria; gurning] 16th Sept. 1961


113

25/10/17







3044. Richmond boundary riding [North Yorkshire] 19th Sept. 1962


















3062. Richmond [North Yorkshire; boundary riding] 1962
























3086. Spaunton Court Leet [North Yorkshire] 5th Oct. 1961

114

25/10/17











3097. Spaunton [Court Leet North Yorkshire] 1961





3102. Richmond First Fruits [North Yorkshire] 6th Oct. 1962








3110. Clifton Court Leet 16th Oct.1963












3122. Malton Fair [North Yorkshire] c. 1960



3125. Malton Fair [North Yorkshire]

3126. Hinton St George, Punkie night [Somerset] 27th Oct. 1966









3135. Hinton St George Punkie night [Somerset] 27th Oct. 1966

115

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3140. Winchester Cathedral, Assize Sunday [Hampshire,

commercial slide]

10th Nov. 1966

3141. Antrobus [Cheshire, hobby horse] 10th Nov. 1966

3142. Antrobus [Cheshire, hobby horse] 10th Nov. 1966

3143. Antrobus [Cheshire ?soul play] 10th Nov. 1966







3150. Davey Doubt, Antrobus [Cheshire ?soul play] 10th Nov. 1966

3151. Antrobus [Cheshire] 10th Nov. 1966








3159. [Antrobus, Cheshire ?soul play] 10th Nov. 1966

3160. Old horse, Antrobus [Cheshire ?soul play] 10th Nov. 1966

3161. ‘Frying tonight’,Antrobus [Cheshire ?soul play] 10th Nov. 1966

3162. Black Prince of Paradise, Antrobus [Cheshire ?soul play] Nov. 1966

3163. Beelezebub, Antrobus [Cheshire ?soul play] Nov. 1966

3164. Ebberston [North Yorkshire ?mummers’ play]






3170. Mischief night 1961


3172. Mischief night 4th Nov 1961






3178. Wold Newton [East Yorkshire ?mischief night] 4/11/1963






116

25/10/17




3187. Cayton – mischief night? [North Yorkshire] Dec. 1964

3188. Wold Newton, mischief night [East Yorkshire] 1965



3191. Mischief night, R’ton [?Rillington, North Yorkshire] 1978



3194. Rillington, [North Yorkshire ?guy] 1972

3195. Rillington, [North Yorkshire ?guy] 1972

3196. Bonfire, York 1961





3201. Guy, York 1961

3202. Guy, York 1961

3203. Guy, York 1961

3204. Guy, York 1961

3205. Guy, York 1961

3206. Guy, York 1961

3207. Guy, York 1961

3208. Guy, York 1961

3209. Guy, York 1961

3210. Guy, Leeds 1961

3211. Guy, Leeds 1961

3212. Guy, Leeds 1961

3213. Guy, Norton [North Yorkshire] 1961

3214. Rillington bonfire [North Yorkshire] 1961







3221. Rillington Bonfire [North Yorkshire] 1961

3222. Rillington Bonfire [North Yorkshire] 1961

3223. Caroline 1961

3224. Caroline 1961

3225. Tr ‘plot’ dainties [tray with potatoes, biscuit, & bowl of

brown stuff]

3226. Guy, Sherburn [?North Yorkshire] 1962

3227. Guy, Sherburn [?North Yorkshire] 1962

3228. Guy, Muston [?North Yorkshire] 1962



3231. Ottery St Mary [Devon] 5th Nov. 1966

117

25/10/17








3239. Ottery St Mary [Devon; bonfire mound] 5th Nov. 1966








3247. Ottery St Mary [Devon ?tar barrel] 5th Nov. 1966




3251. Ottery St Mary [Devon ?tar barrel][end of reel,

perforations in film]

5th Nov. 1966










3261. Ottery St Mary [Devon; float] 5th Nov. 1966







3268. Wroth silver [Warwickshire] 11th Nov. 1961








3276. Wroth silver [breakfast; Warwickshire] 11th Nov. 1961




118

25/10/17












3291. Wroth silver [breakfast; Warwickshire] 1961





3296. Wroth silver [Warwickshire; inn sign] 11th Nov. 1961

3297. Wroth silver [Warwickshire; inn sign] 11th Nov. 1961

3298. Stamford Bridge charter reading [North Yorkshire] 5th Dec. 1970

3299. Stamford Bridge fair [North Yorkshire] 5th Dec. 1970

3300. Stamford Bridge fair charter [North Yorkshire] 5th Dec. 1970



3303. Stamford Bridge fair [North Yorkshire] 5th Dec. 1970

3304. Stamford Bridge charter fair [North Yorkshire] 5th Dec. 1970


3306. Stamford Bridge charter fair [North Yorkshire] 5th Dec. 1970


3308. Stamford Bridge fair charter reading [North Yorkshire] 5th Dec. 1970

3309. Cragg Vale singers [?West Yorkshire] 11th Dec. 1962




3313. Hartshead Dole, Xmas 1970 12th Dec. 1970

3314. Hartshead Xmas Dole 12th Dec. 1970

3315. Hartshead Xmas Dole 12th Dec. 1970

3316. PCC meeting Hartshead [church] 12th Dec. 1970

3317. Hartshead dole, Xmas 1970 12th Dec. 1970

3318. Hartshead Xmas dole 12th Dec. 1970

3319. Hartshead Xmas dole 12th Dec. 1970

3320. Hartshead dole, Xmas 1970 12th Dec. 1970

3321. Mummers play, Marshfield [Gloucestershire ;commercial

slide]

3322. Grenoside [long sword dancers; South Yorkshire] 26th Dec 1966

3323. Grenoside [South Yorkshire] 26th Dec 1966



3326. Grenoside [dancer; South Yorkshire] 26th Dec 1966


119

25/10/17











3338. Allandale [Northumberland; New Year’s Eve; tar barrel] 31st Dec. 1960











3349. Allandale [Northumberland; New Year’s Eve; tar barrel] 1960
















3365. Mince pies & ginger wine, Allandale [Northumberland] 1960/1

3366. Altar: Jupiter dolichenus, Corbridge [Northumberland]

3367. Corbridge, sun god [Northumberland]

3368. Frieze from shrine, Jupiter dolichenus, IIIC A.D.

[?Corbridge Northumberland]

3369. Corbridge, eagle of Jupiter [Northumberland]

3370. Corbridge, sol invictus [Northumberland]

3371. Shrine to ?the old gods or to Huiterus, Corbridge

[Northumberland]

3372. Inscription to Apollo, St Wilfrid’s crypt, Hexham

[Northumberland]

3373. Altar to Apollo, Hexham Abbey [Northumberland] May 1963

120

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3374. Scarborough fishermen & firemen [charity placard;

North Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962

3375. Scarborough fishermen & firemen [mile of pennies

placard; North Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962

3376. Scarborough fishermen & firemen [football match; North

Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962


Yorkshire]

1962


Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962


Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962


Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962


Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962


Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962


Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962


Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962


Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962


Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962

3387. Scarborough fishermen & firemen [North Yorkshire] 26th Dec. 1962

3388. Scarborough fishermen & firemen [North Yorkshire] 26th Dec. 1962

3389. Scarborough fishermen & firemen [mile of pennies; North

Yorkshire]

26th Dec. 1962

3390. Handsworth [South Yorkshire, church] 26th Dec. 1963

3391. Handsworth [South Yorkshire, church] 26th Dec. 1963

3392. Handsworth [South Yorkshire, longsword dancers] 26th Dec. 1963

3393. Handsworth [South Yorkshire, longsword dancers] 26th Dec. 1963

3394. Handsworth [South Yorkshire, longsword dancers] 1963

3395. Handsworth at Treeton [South Yorkshire, longsword

dancers]

1963


dancers]

26th Dec. 1963


dancers]

26th Dec. 1963

3398. Handsworth [South Yorkshire, longsword dancers] 1963


dancers]

26th Dec. 1963


dancers]

1963


dancers]

26th Dec. 1963

3402. Handsworth at Treeton [South Yorkshire, longsword 26th Dec. 1963

121

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dancers]


dancers]

26th Dec. 1963


dancers]

26th Dec. 1963


dancers]

26th Dec. 1963

3406. Handsworth at Woodhouse [South Yorkshire, longsword

dancers]

26th Dec. 1963


dancers]

26th Dec. 1963


dancers]

26th Dec. 1963

3409. Flamborough [East Yorkshire, sword dancers] 1965



3412. Flamborough [East Yorkshire, sword dancers] 28th Dec. 1965

3413. [Flamborough, East Yorkshire, sword dancers] 28th Dec. 1965


















3431. Hebden Bridge [West Yorkshire ? mummers] 31st Dec. 1963






3437. Grenoside [South Yorkshire; sword dance team] 26th Dec. 1966




3441. none [black & white street scene with petrol pump,

?1950’s]

3442. Ashbourne football, Shrove Tuesday [Derbyshire] 1960

3443. Football game in the river, Ashbourne [Derbyshire] 1960

122

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3444. Ashbourne football, Shrove Tuesday [Derbyshire] 1960

3445. Footballs in an Ashbourne window, Shrove Tuesday

[Derbyshire]

1960

3446. Ashbourne [Derbyshire] 1960

3447. Ashbourne footballs [Derbyshire] 1960

3448. Ashbourne [Derbyshire; footballs] 1960

3449. Ashbourne [Derbyshire; footballs] 1960

3450. Tr. footballs

3451. Materials for Ashbourne footballs [Derbyshire] 1960

3452. Scarborough p’cake [North Yorkshire] 1961



3455. Scarborough skipping, Shrove Tuesday [North Yorkshire] 1975

3456. Scarborough skipping, Shrove Tuesday [North Yorkshire] 1975

3457. Sedgefield, Shrove Tuesday [County Durham; ball game] 1962


3459. Sedgefield [County Durham; Shrove Tuesday; ball game] 1962















3474. Alnwick, Shrove Tuesday [Northumberland] 1964


















123

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3493. Derfel Gadarn’s horse, Llanderfel [Merionethshire,

Wales]

Oct. 1964


Wales]

Oct. 1964


Wales]

Oct. 1964


Wales]

Oct. 1964

3497. Derfel Gadarn’s staff, Llanderfel [Merionethshire, Wales] Oct. 1964

3498. Malton Pancake Bell, Shrove Tuesday [North Yorkshire] 1963

3499. Malton [North Yorkshire; Pancake Bell, Shrove Tuesday] 1963

3500. Malton Pancake Bell, Shrove Tuesday [North Yorkshire] 1963

3501. Simnel cake R’ton [?Rillington, North Yorkshire] 1970

3502. Pre- carlin Sunday 1970






3508. Carlins 1971

3509. Carlins 1971

3510. Carlin Sunday, Bridlington, Telegraph PH [East

Yorkshire]

1971


Yorkshire]

1971


Yorkshire]

1971


Yorkshire]

1971


Yorkshire]

1971


Yorkshire]

1971

3516. Carlin Sunday, Nigel, Bridlington, Telegraph PH [East

Yorkshire]

1971

3517. Carlin Sunday, Nigel, Bridlington, Telegraph PH [East

Yorkshire]

1971

3518. Penistone [South Yorkshire] 1961

3519. Penistone [South Yorkshire] 1961

3520. Bacup [Lancashire; Britannia Coconut Dancers] 1961








124

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3528. Bacup, Easter Saturday [Lancashire; Britannia Coconut

Dancer’s legs]

1961


Dancer’s legs]

1961


Dancer’s legs]

1961


Dancer’s skirt]

1961

3532. Bacup [Lancashire; Britannia Coconut Dancers]


Dancer’s legs]

1961

3534. Bacup [Lancashire;woman in shawl] 1961

3535. Bacup, Easter Saturday [Lancashire;woman in shawl] 1961

3536. Selby [North Yorkshire] 1961

3537. Selby [North Yorkshire ? egg rolling] 1961

3538. Selby [North Yorkshire ? egg rolling] 1961

3539. Westwoodside [Lincolnshire, Carpenters’ Arms PH] 1961

3540. Westwoodside [Lincolnshire, inside pub] 1961








3548. Westwoodside [Lincolnshire, candle burning inside pub] 1961




3552. Haxey, Easter Monday [Lincolnshire] 1961




3556. Epworth, Easter Monday [Lincolnshire] 1961











3567. Eggs, Easter Monday, Th. Bassett [Thorpe Bassett, North

Yorkshire]

1962


Yorkshire]

1962

3569. Eggs, Easter Monday, Thorpe Bassett [North Yorkshire] 1962

125

25/10/17


Yorkshire]

1962

3571. Egg rolling, Th. Bassett [Thorpe Bassett, North

Yorkshire]

1962


Yorkshire]

1962


Yorkshire]

1962


Yorkshire]

1962


Yorkshire]

1962


Yorkshire]

1962

3577. Egg rolling, Th. Bassett [Thorpe Bassett, North

Yorkshire]

1962


Yorkshire]

1962


Yorkshire]

1962

3580. Workington Football, Saturday after Easter [Cumbria] 1961





3585. Workington [Cumbria ?Football, Saturday after Easter] 1961











3596. Workington [Cumbria. ?Football, Saturday after Easter] 1961













126

25/10/17



3611. St Bartholomew the Great, Good Friday [London

?Butterworth Charity]

24th March 1967



24th March 1967



24th March 1967



24th March 1967



24th March 1967



24th March 1967



24th March 1967



24th March 1967



24th March 1967



24th March 1967



24th March 1967

3622. ‘The Widow’s Son’, Bromley, Good Friday [London] 24th March 1967

3623. ‘The Widow’s Son’, Bromley, Good Friday [London] 24th March 1967

3624. At ‘The Widow’s Son’, Bromley, Good Friday [London] 24th March 1967










3634. Yeoman warder in state dress, Easter Morning [Tower of

London]

26th March 1967

3635. Easter morning [Tower of London; yeoman warder in

state dress]

26th March 1967







3642. Ravens on Tower Green, Easter morning [Tower of

London]

26th March 1967

3643. Tower Green, Easter morning [Tower of London] 26th March 1967

127

25/10/17




3647. St Peter ad Vincula (Chapel Royal) Easter morning

[Tower of London]

26th March 1967

3648. Governor of the Tower, Sir Thomas Butler, Easter

morning [Tower of London]

26th March 1967














3662. Hungerford [Berkshire ?Hocktide] 1965


3664. Unlabelled slide [?Tutti poles, Hungerford Berkshire,

Hocktide]

3665. Unlabelled slide [?Tutti poles, Hungerford Berkshire,

Hocktide]

3666. Hungerford [?Hocktide] 1965


3668. Hungerford Hocktide (1) [Berkshire] April 1965

3669. Hungerford Hocktide (2) [Berkshire] April 1965

3670. Hungerford (4) [Berkshire, Hocktide] 1965





3675. Hungerford (11) Kissing [Berkshire ?hocktide] 1965

3676. Hungerford (12) [Berkshire ?hocktide] 1965

3677. Hungerford (13) Kissing [Berkshire ?hocktide] 1965

3678. Hungerford (14) Refreshments [Berkshire ?hocktide] 1965

3679. Hungerford (15) Throwing oranges [Berkshire ?hocktide] 1965

3680. Hungerford (16) Oranges[Berkshire ?hocktide] 1965









128

25/10/17












3700. Unlabelled black and white slide.




















3720. Cullercoats [Tyne & Wear] May 1963


3722. Cullercoats [Tyne & Wear] 1963
















129

25/10/17



3740. Whitby Rogation [North Yorkshire] 1962

3741. Whitby fleet, Rogation Sunday [North Yorkshire] 1962

3742. Midgley Pace Egg Play [West Yorkshire] 1960

3743. Midgley [West Yorkshire, Pace Egg Play] 1960











3754. Midgley Pace Egg, Luddenden [West Yorkshire] 1960


3756. Heptonstall Pace Egg, Hebden Bridge [West Yorkshire] 1960







3763. Heptonstall [West Yorkshire, Pace Egg] 1960


3765. Heptonstall Pace Egg, Hebden Bridge, Good Friday

[West Yorkshire]

1960

3766. Heptonstall Pace Egg, Hebden Bridge, Good Friday

[West Yorkshire]

1960

3767. Heptonstall Pace Egg [West Yorkshire,] 1960

3768. Heptonstall Pace Egg, Heptonstall [West Yorkshire,] 1960

3769. Heptonstall with Mr Dobson [West Yorkshire, Pace Egg] 1960

3770. Bread dole, Good Friday, Penistone [South Yorkshire] 1961




3774. Pace Egg Bread dole, Good Friday, Penistone [South

Yorkshire]

1961










130

25/10/17







3790. Blessing the fleet, Whitby, Rogation Sunday [North

Yorkshire]

1962

3791. Whitby horngarth Ascension Eve, [North Yorkshire] 1960

3792. Whitby horngarth [North Yorkshire] 1960




3796. Penny hedge, Whitby [North Yorkshire] 1960

3797. The hornblower, Whitby horngarth Ascension Eve,

[North Yorkshire]

1960

3798. Glass from Bagdale Old Hall, Whitby [North Yorkshire] 1964

3799. Glass from Bagdale Old Hall, Whitby [North Yorkshire] 1964

3800. Penny hedge, Whitby [North Yorkshire] 1960

3801. Tissington, hall well, [Derbyshire, well dressing] 1960

3802. Tissington [Derbyshire, well dressing] 1960



3805. Tissington [Derbyshire, clergy procession] 1960




3809. Tissington [Derbyshire, blessing] 1960

3810. For sale near Brighton c.1835 [painted horse-drawn

caravan, East Sussex]

Oct. 1965



Oct. 1965

3812. For sale near Brighton c.1835 [interior of painted horse-

drawn caravan, East Sussex]

Oct. 1965

3813. For sale near Brighton c.1835 [interior of painted horse-

drawn caravan, East Sussex]

Oct. 1965

3814. For sale near Brighton c.1835 [exterior detail of painted

horse-drawn caravan, East Sussex]

Oct. 1965

3815. For sale near Brighton c.1835 [exterior detail of painted

horse-drawn caravan, East Sussex]

Oct. 1965



Oct. 1965



Oct. 1965



Oct. 1965



Oct. 1965

3820. St Mungo’s well & well-house, Copgrove [North May, 1979

131

25/10/17

Yorkshire]

3821. St Mungo’s well & well-house, Copgrove [North

Yorkshire]

May, 1979

3822. Worked stone, St Mungo’s well-house, Copgrove [North

Yorkshire]

May, 1979

3823. NAH St Mungo’s well & well-house, Copgrove [North

Yorkshire]

May, 1979

3824. Topping out R’ton early 1975 [?Rillington, North

Yorkshire]

1975

3825. St Mungo’s well & well-house, Copgrove [North

Yorkshire]

May, 1979

3826. St Mungo’s well-house, Copgrove [North Yorkshire] May, 1979

3827. NAH St Mungo’s well, Copgrove [North Yorkshire] May, 1979

3828. St Mungo’s well, Copgrove [North Yorkshire] May, 1979



3831. NAH St Mungo’s well, Copgrove [North Yorkshire] May, 1979

3832. St Mungo’s outflow, Copgrove [North Yorkshire] May, 1979



3835. St Mungo’s overflow, Copgrove [North Yorkshire] May, 1979




3839. Carnival costume, Lucerne Folk Museum [Switzerland] 29th May 1973

3840. Carnival costume, Lucerne Folk Museum. [Switzerland] 29th May 1973

3841. Hailer,folk custom, Lucerne Folk Museum. [Switzerland] 29th May 1973

3842. Wedding crown, note golden acorns, Lucerne Folk

Museum. [Switzerland]

29th May 1973

3843. Carnival costume, Lucerne Folk Museum. [Switzerland] 29th May 1973

3844. Carnival head, Lucerne Folk Museum. [Switzerland] 29th May 1973





3849. Topping out R’ton [?Rillington North Yorkshire] early

1975

1975

3850. Topping out R’ton [?Rillington North Yorkshire] early

1975

1975

3851. Gipsies near Bridlington [East Yorkshire] April 1972



Oct. 1965

3853. Maze, Saffron Walden [Essex] July 1969




3857. Maze, Saffron Walden, Mo[ ], Chris, N. [Essex] July 1969


3859. Julian’s bower [Alkborough, Lincolnshire] Aug 1962

132

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3862. Chris & Nigel, maze, Saffron Walden [Essex] June 1969

3863. Maze, Saffron Walden [Essex] June 1969



3866. Khamseh of Nizami, c.1595. Horse washed well of life.

B.M.

3867. St Nectan’s well, Pittenweem, Fife [Scotland] Sept 1967

3868. St Nectan’s well, Pittenweem, Fife[Scotland] Sept 1967


3870. Nigel, maze, hills, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967

3871. Maze, hills, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967

3872. Maze, St Catherine’s hill, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967

3873. Maze, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967

3874. Maze, hills, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967

3875. Nigel, maze, hills, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967

3876. from St Catherine’s hill, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967

3877. fromSt Catherine’s hill, Winchester [Hampshire] June 1967

3878. St Catherine’s hill, from St Cross [Hampshire] June 1967

3879. Chelsworth, E. Anglia [Suffolk] June 1969

3880. Chelsworth, E. Anglia, mother [Suffolk] June 1969

3881. Nigel, Chelsworth [Suffolk] June 1969

3882. King Cole’s table, Colchester museum [Essex] June 1969

3883. King Cole’s table, Colchester museum [Essex] June 1969

3884. Ritual mannikin, Colchester museum [Essex] June 1969

3885. ?St George & Beelzebub [plaster relief], Saffron Walden

[Essex]

June 1969

3886. Gipsey Race, Bridlington [East Yorkshire] Apr 1979





3891. Julian 1962

3892. Two witchposts (from Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford. See

accompanying notes)

3893. Witch ladder (from Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford. See

accompanying notes)

3894. Straw dress, cap, cuffs & broom (from Pitt Rivers Museum

Oxford. See accompanying notes)

3895. Glass float used for crystal-gazing (from Pitt Rivers

Museum Oxford. See accompanying notes)

3896. Silver bottle said to contain a witch (from Pitt Rivers

Museum Oxford. See accompanying notes)

3897. New Year’s Day apple(from Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford.

See accompanying notes)

3898. Rowan tree loops (from Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford. See

accompanying notes)

3899. Carved mandrake root (from Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford.

133

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3900. Black briony root (from Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford. See

accompanying notes)

3901. Bullock’s heart (from Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford. See

accompanying notes)

3902. Onion pierced with pins (from Pitt Rivers Museum


3903. Lemon stuck with nails (from Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford.


3904. Sheep’s heart with nails & pins (from Pitt Rivers Museum


3905. Cloth heart with pins (from Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford.


3906. Putty figure with flowers (from Pitt Rivers Museum


3907. White Wells, Ilkley [West Yorkshire] Aug 1971




3911. Nigel, White Wells, Ilkley [West Yorkshire] Aug 1971


3913. Nigel, ‘Roman’ bathWhite Wells, Ilkley [West Yorkshire] Aug 1971





3918. Nigel, White Wells, Ilkley, old doorway [West Yorkshire] Aug 1971

3919. Swastika stone, Ilkley [West Yorkshire] Summer 1971

3920. Swastika stone, Ilkley [West Yorkshire] Aug 1971

3921. Both swastika stones, Ilkley [West Yorkshire] Summer 1971

3922. Old swastika stone, Ilkley [West Yorkshire] Summer 1971

3923. Swastika stone, Ilkley [West Yorkshire] Aug 1971



3926. Swastika stone, Ilkley [West Yorkshire] Summer 1971

3927. Ilkley cup & ring near princess Road [West Yorkshire] 1971

3928. Ilkley cup & ring near princess Road [West Yorkshire] 1971

3929. Cliffe Castle Museum (Keighley) [West Yorkshire] Aut/W 1980




3933. Nunnington Brook

3934. Epworth [?Lincolnshire] 1961

3935. Ivelet Bridge [Gunnerside, North Yorkshire] Sept 1967

3936. Nigel at Ivelet Bridge, Swaledale [Gunnerside, North

Yorkshire]

Sept 1967

3937. Nigel at Ivelet Bridge, Swaledale [Gunnerside, North

Yorkshire]

Sept 1967

3938. Nigel on coffin stone, Ivelet Bridge [Gunnerside, North Sept 1967

134

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Yorkshire]

3939. N. with coffin stone, Ivelet Bridge [Gunnerside, North

Yorkshire]

Sept 1967

3940. Nigel at Ivelet Bridge, note coffin stone [Gunnerside,

North Yorkshire]

Sept 1967

3941. Bridlington Haunt [?East Yorkshire] Jan 1968






3947. Piper’s brae, Culzean Castle [Ayreshire, Scotland] Sept 1968

3948. Mary, Piper’s brae, [Ayreshire, Scotland]

3949. Nigel, Piper’s brae, Culzean Castle [Ayreshire, Scotland]

3950. Dalleway kirk. Spout [?Alloway] Sept 1968

3951. Alloway Kirk [Ayreshire, Scotland] Sept 1968

3952. Alloway Kirk [Ayreshire, Scotland] Sept 1968

3953. Glamis Castle [Angus, Scotland] Oct 1967

3954. Preston Church, Brighton [East Sussex] Oct 1965

3955. Preston Manor, Brighton [East Sussex] Oct 1965

3956. Grimwith, Blea Gill in shadow [North Yorkshire] Dec 1970

3957. Grimwith, Blea Gill in shadow [North Yorkshire] Dec 1970

3958. Ghost Room, Belling Hall 1971

3959. Peel Castle [Isle of Man] July 1972

3960. Peel Castle, Nigel (black dog) [Isle of Man] July 1972

3961. Royal Academy of Arts slide, exhibition of Goya and his

times [man on horseback]

3962. Kilburn [white horse, North Yorkshire] July/ Aug 1963

3963. Mr Banks, Kilburn [North Yorkshire] 1962

3964. Haxey Hood, sway [Lincolnshire] 1961

3965. Haxey Hood, throwing the hoods [Lincolnshire] 1961


3967. Haxey Hood, smoking the fool. Also chief beggars Lord

of Hood [Lincolnshire]

1961

01-002/8/A-B Documentary material with slides

Most of this material does not relate to the slides in the collection here. Some may relate to

the Hudlestons’ personal slides; much refers to songs and to EFDSS activities.

Originally filed in two cardboard folders.

01-002/8/A Folder 1 (originally labelled ‘Notes re colour slides’) (54 items):

Four small spiral-bound notebooks

Small booklet entitled ‘Letters received. Letters answered’

Newspaper and magazine cuttings (17 items)

Typewritten and ms. notes (28 items)

Booklet - Montacute House, Somerset, by Mark Girouard (1966). 30pp.

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Booklet - The Parish Church of St. Peter Onchan, Isle of Man:

descriptive notes in connection with the provision of new windows, by

W.T. Quayle. 10pp.

Programme ‘Europe in Bradford: an exhibition of costume and

embroidery from seven local communities’ (Aug-Sep 1971). 4pp.

Postcard of Mosaic Pavement at Low Ham Villa, Somerset

Festival Magazine for International Garden Festival, Liverpool, May-

Oct 1984. 23pp.

01-002/8/B Folder 2 (originally labelled ‘Colour slides’) (58 items):

Sixteen small notebooks

Blue cash book

Letters, many relating to Hudlestons’ recording of Yorkshire folk

songs. Ms. & ts. (16 items)

Newspaper & magazine cuttings (3 items)

Typewritten & ms. notes (19 items)

Programme ‘Crafts of Ecuador: a travelling exhibition arranged by the

Circulation department of the Victoria and Albert Museum’. 5pp.

Postcard of ‘The Drummer Boy’ by Sir W. Goscombe John, National

Museum of Wales

Booklet - operating instructions for Philips Tape Recorder Type

AG8109. 10pp.

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01-002/9 Sound recordings

9/1 Audiocassettes, tapes and records

Audiocassette Reel-to-reel tapes

Running no. NATCECT

no.

Original

no.

Hudleston description on box/reel NATCECT notes

HAC 1a-b A11-01 H09 “9” 5” reel

HAC 2 A12-01 H17 “Xmas. Carter. N.A.H. Minehead and

Newcastle on Tyne. Mrs. Linton. Banks.

Gow (1). 17”

5” reel. Speed 3¾

HAC 3a-b A13-01 H19 “Indian (Leeds Univ). Mrs. Herd (Bfd).

Mrs Gow (2) (S’bro’). Mrs. F. Kay

(Crosshills). Mrs. Fothergill (Aldbro’).

19”

5” reel. ‘Hudleston 4’

written on reel

HAC 3a-b A14-01 H20 “Dyson 20. 69. ST12 Score Tape 12” 3” reel. See A15-01

HAC 4a-b A15-01 H129 “B.R. Dyson. Old songs. 23 mins” 5” reel. Speed 7½. 2

songs, also on A14-01

HAC 4a-b A57-01 H125 “Daisy” 3” reel

HAC 5a-b A16-01 H23 “Tape 23. ST22. N. Moon shines bright.

3¾ + 7½”

6” reel. Speed 3¾ &

7½?

HAC 6a-b A17-01 H25 “Tape 25 Dobson. Score tape no. 11

(eleven). Hudleston. Folk songs. 7½ ips”

5” reel. Speed 7½?

Similar to A18-01

HAC 7a-b A18-01 H38 “Copy Topic Dobson 3¾ ips. Copy

Dobson as sent to TOPIC. 38”

5” reel. Speed 3¾?

Similar to A17-01

HAC 7a-b A72-01 H130 “Irish record I. Side A 15¾ min.” 5” reel

HAC 8 A19-01 H27 “Tape 27B. Xmas 1964. Christmas

Cayton 1964. Ripon Mummers.

Mummer with two mouthorgans and

singing & dancing. 7½ . Ripon Airscouts

handbells. Christine Walker aged 4.

Carey children. Musical box”


HAC 9 A20-01 H28 “Harwood. 28” 5” reel. ‘Hudleston 3.

3¾ / 7½ / 1 7/8 -

changes!’ written on

reel

HAC 10a-b A21-01 H30 “Tape 30. 7½ ipm. Mrs. Brearley. Full.

30.7.69”


HAC 10a-b A23-01 H32 “Grenoside 2. Xmas Ch 2 or both. 32” 3” reel

HAC 11 A22-10 H31 “Grenoside 1 & 4. Sword dance; While

shepherds; Crown him - Diadem;

3” reel

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Christians awake”

HAC 12 a-b A24-01 H33 “Grenoside 3. Xmas Ch 2 or both. 33” 3” reel

HAC 12 a-b A25-01 H34 “Batley sugar and spice tape. Tommy

Daniels. Score tape 3. Blank 956+. 34. I

thowt it were time I got ploughing again

in t’rough o’ that old bottom lea”

7” reel

HAC 13a-c A26-01 H35 “35. ST 18. Some songs follow radio

section. Xmas. Blank from 820. Mrs

Highstead Wassail”

7” reel

HAC 13a-b A27-01 H36 “Used. Antrobus soul cake gang. Xmas.

As Mary unto Bethlehem went.

Fangfoss. 7½. Mitcham men on roof”

3” reel

HAC 14a-b A28-01 H37 “Mrs Davies of Wetherby. ‘The little

shirt me mother made for me’. 7½. 37”

5” reel

HAC 15a-b A29-01 H101 “No. 10” 5” reel

HAC 16 A30-01 H105 “Score tape 1. 21” 5” reel

HAC 17a-b A31-01 H107 “Tape 24. ST 19. 7½ ipm. Hudleston.

Ripon play. Dobson, etc”

5” reel

HAC 17a-b A32-01 H108 “ST 17. Hudleston. Minehead. 3¾ ipm” 5” reel

HAC 18a-b A33-01 H109 “ST 21. Tape 26” 6” reel

HAC 18a-b A77-01 H110 “Score tape 14. NAH The fandango.

NAH Wars of the Roses. (Duke of S.).

Flamenco (BBC2). Do”

5” reel

HAC 19a-b A34-01 H113 “ST 4” 5” reel

HAC 19a-b A35-01 H114 “Commercial record. Score tape 2. Tape

34. record 45 rpm”

5” reel

HAC 20a-b A36-01 H116 “Songs collected in Yorkshire by Nigel

and Mary Hudleston”.

Audiocassette

HAC 21a-b A37-01 H121 Audiocassette

A38-01 H123 “Handsworth 1963. Hebden Bridge

mumming 1963”

3” reel

HAC 22a-b A39-01 H126 “1) Ripon 1964” 3” reel

HAC 22a-b A53-01 H124 “Used. Hubberholm 1964/5. 1.1.65 -

letting charity lands”

3” reel

HAC 23a-b A40-01 H131 “Copy tape Bellerby” 5” reel

HAC 24a-b A41-01 H133 “English 3A” 5” reel

HAC 25a-b A42-01 H148 “Agar. Score Tape 5” 5” reel

HAC 25a-b A43-01 H150 “Reading. Turtles. Tail/out. 2 x 7½” 7” reel

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HAC 26a-b A44-01 H151 “English record 1. Side A. Score tape 7” 5” reel

HAC 26a-b A67-01 H149 “ST 6” 5” reel

HAC 27a-b A45-01 H152 “ST 8” 5” reel

HAC 27a-b A46-01 H153 “ST 9” 5” reel

HAC 28a-b A47-01 H154 “Score tape no. 10” 5” reel

HAC 28a-b A48-01 H155 “Score tape 15. Folk plays. Heptonstall,

Midgley, Ripon”

5” reel

HAC 29a-b A49-01 H156 “Hudleston. ST 16” 5” reel

HAC 29a-b A50-01 H158 “Bellerby sword. Ripon mummers” 4” reel

HAC 30a-b A51-01 H159 “Mr Hudleston - Folk book. Do not

touch this tape”

Audiocassette

HAC 31a-b A52-01 H165 “Xmas. Tape 22 + spare” 5” reel

HAC 31a-b A54-01 H161 “Xmas. 36” 7” reel

HAC 32a-b A55-01 H111 “39. Score tape 13” 7” reel

HAC 33a-b A56-01 H40 “English 40. Mr. Linton & John Ward.

Hudleston 2”

7” reel

HAC 34a-c A58-01 H128 “Bacup 1963 + spare” 3” reel

HAC 34a-b A59-01 H127 “Hungerford. Magdalen. May 1965” 3” reel

HAC 35a-c A60-01 H135 “1) Charlton ... ’65. 2) Somerton ... 3) Nr

Hayford May Day ’65. 4) Uffington ...

’65. 5) Cayton clock. 6) Self singing. 7)

Hinton St. Geo.”

3” reel

HAC 36a-b A61-01 H139 3” reel

HAC 37a-b A62-01 H157 “Xmas 1965. ST 20” 7” reel

HAC 38a-b A63-01 H145 “The Bishop and the besom maker. Sung

by P.H. Bowman 9 Nov 1974”

5” reel

HAC 39a-b A64-01 H143 3” reel

HAC 39a-b A85-01 H142 3” reel

HAC 40a-b A65-01 H03 “Xmas. Wexford” 5” reel

HAC 40a-b A73-01 H132 “Irish record I. Side B 15¾ min.” 5” reel. ‘Hudleston 1’

on box

HAC 41a-b A66-01 H115 “5 & 7” 5” reel

HAC 41a-b A80-01 H118 “Almeda Riddle. Hum 112” 7” reel. 2 tr. Speed 3¾

HAC 42a-b A68-01 H04 “Xmas 4 & 6” 5” reel

HAC 42a-b A76-01 H146 “Wexford (Mrs. Hudleston). Carne

Mummers’ Dance (South Wexford,

Ireland), Leo Carty singing ‘The

5” reel

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Rosslare Lifeboat crew’, Leo Carty

jigging ‘The Mason’s apron’

HAC 43a-b A69-01 H102 “14” 5” reel

HAC 44a-b A70-01 H103 “Irish etc.” 5” reel

HAC 44a-b A88-01 H104 5” reel. ‘Hudleston 5’

on label

HAC 45 A71-01 H112 “Songs recorded in Wexford” Audiocassette

HAC 46a-c A74-01 H137 “Irish record II. Side A 15¼ min.” 5” reel

HAC 46b-c A75-01 H138 “Irish record II. Side B 15 min.” 5” reel

HAC 47a-b A78-01 H136 “Seguidillas: Nina de los Peines/El Nino

Ricardo; Peleneras; Tango flamenco;

Sevillianas; Malaguenas; Peteneras;

Salta: La Nina/Ricardo; Fandangos:

Manola Caracol/Paco Aguilera”

6” reel. Speed 7½

HAC 47a-b A81-01 H29 “Buerias por salea: Manola Caracol/Paco

Aguilera; Unterwaldner Jodeleid: Otto

Neuhaus, Joden vom Jodel -

Doppelquartett. Edelweiss. Born.

Entlebucher Kuhreigen. Edelweiss do.

Hame came our guid men at e’en:

Douglas Kennedy. Goeden Vanitee do”

6” reel

HAC 48a-b A79-01 H144 “? Les Jilles” 3” reel

HAC 48a-b A86-01 H141 3” reel

HAC 49a-d A80-01 H118 “Almeda Riddle. Hum 112” 7” reel. 2 tr. Speed 3¾

HAC 50a-b A82-01 H162 “Sara Cleveland - Paine Hall - 14.1.72” 7” reel. 2 tr. Speed 3¾

HAC 51a-b A83-01 H163 “Sara Cleveland - Music 219 - 16.1.72” 7” reel. 2 tr. Speed 3¾

HAC 52a-b A84-01 H164 “Sara Cleveland interview” 7” reel. Speed 3¾

HAC 53a-b A87-01 H122 “Ring out the bells”. Jane & David

Fanshawe, NSW, Australia”

Audiocassette

H45 1a-b

(2 copies)

“Yorkshire Folk Singers - Side 1 -

Spencer the Rover - Recorded by N.A. &

M. Hudleston”

7” single, 45 rpm

H45 2 “Yorkshire Folk Singers - Side 2 - Three

Score and Ten; White Cockade -

Recorded by N.A. & M. Hudleston”

7” single, 45 rpm

9/2 Documentation

9/2/1 Notes found with some of the recordings

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9/2/1/1 A22-01

9/2/1/2 A24-01

9/2/1/3 A35-01

9/2/1/4 A36-01

9/2/1/5 A54-01

9/2/1/6 A63-01 (2 items)

9/2/1/7 A71-01 (2 items)

9/2/1/8 A72-01

9/2/1/9 A85-01 (2 items)

9/2/2 Notebooks

9/2/2/1-6 Six notebooks indexing tapes and songs

9/2/3 Red ring binder containing photocopied indexes of tapes and songs. 64 l.

9/2/4 Mike Parsey’s notes on the contents of each Hudleston sound recording. (NB The

abbreviation SOTR in these notes refers to the Hudlestons’ book Songs of the

Ridings). 87 l.

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10/1 Games

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, typewritten notes, correspondence (219

items)

10/2 Country crafts

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, booklets (131 items)

10/3 Commedia dell’Arte, Clowns, Circus, Punch, Pierrots

Cuttings from newspapers and magazines, manuscript notes, booklets (21 items)

10/4 Personal

10/4/1 Folder labelled “Us”

Newspaper cuttings relating to the Hudlestons (11 items)

10/4/2 Folder labelled “Exhibition”

Material relating to Exhibition of Pottery Figures of Contemporary British Folk

Characters wearing traditional or ritual dress, 30 April 1967, at Cayton Hall, South

Stainley, Harrogate, organised by the Hudlestons. Includes catalogue (8 copies, ts.),

posters (3 copies, printed), notes and correspondence (40 items, ms. & ts.)

10/4/3 Miscellaneous newspaper cuttings, correspondence, notes, etc., some personal (38

items)

10/4/4 Miscellaneous photographs, some personal, including Hudlestons’ wedding

photographs (37 items)

10/4/5 Album of newspaper cuttings, notes and photographs relating to the Hudlestons (22 l.)

10/4/6 Album of newspaper cuttings, notes, photographs and letters relating to the Hudlestons

(18 l.)

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01-002/11 Pottery figures, etc.

37 pottery figures commissioned by the Hudlestons and mostly created by Monica

Dewey:

Box A

11/1 Antrobus Old Horse 1966

11/2 The Padstow Horse

11/3 Grovely Wood 29/5/1967 (? made by Constance Senior) (damaged)

11/4 Abbots Bromley Hobby Horse 1961

11/5 Flamborough Sword Dance 1965

11/6 Punkie Night, Hinton St George 1966

11/7 Topcliffe Gipsy Horse Fair 1961

Plus folder of documents relating to pottery figures

Box B

11/8 Beelzebub, Antrobus Soul Play, 1966.

11/9 The Black Prince of Paradise, Antrobus Soul Play, 1966.

11/10 Minehead Hobby Horse: Sailors' Horse, 1961.

11/11 Grenoside Sword Dance Captain, 1966.

11/12 Scarborough Football fisherman & fireman 1962

11/13 Little Dairy Doubt, Antrobus 1966

11/14 Saucy Jack 1964 Marshfield Paper Boys

11/15 Scorton Arrow

11/16 Handsworth Sword Dancer 1963

11/17 Ripon folk play leader AKA Ripon Sword Dance (modelled on Eddie

Hardcastle) 1964 (damaged)

Box C

11/18 South Queensferry Burry Man 1966 (damaged)

11/19 Abbots Bromley Horn Dancers, Maid Marion 1961

11/20 Gurning through a Barfin, Egremont 1961

11/21 Selby 1968 (?bride to be)

11/22 Hungerford Tutti Man 1965 (damaged)

11/23 Heptonstall Pace Egg Play, ‘tosspot' 1960

11/24 Royal Hospital Chelsea, 29 May

11/25 Britannia Coconut Dancers Bacup 1964

11/26 Midgley Pace Egg Play 1960

11/27 Musgrave 1964

11/28 Helston Floral Dance 1964

11/29 Bellerby fool/clown 1964

11/30 Blidworth Cradle 1966, (?made by Constance Senior)

Box D

11/31 Ripon Hornblower 1964

11/32 Allendale tar barrels 1962

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11/33 Hungerford Bellman 1965

11/34 Manchester Morris Man 1963

11/35 Lord of the Hood, Haxey 1961

11/36 Tar barrel, Ottery St. Mary 1966

11/37 Abbots Bromley Horn Dancer, 1961 (damaged)

11/1 11/2 11/3

11/4 11/5 11/6

11/7 11/8 11/9

11/10 11/11 11/12

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11/13 11/14 11/15

11/16 11/17 11/18

11/19 11/20 11/21

11/22 11/23 11/24

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11/25 11/26 11/27

11/28 11/29 11/30

11/31 11/32 11/33

11/34 11/35 11/36

11/37

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Miscellaneous pottery, metal and plastic objects:

Box E

11/38 Brown pottery object in black & gold box

11/39 East Asian incense burner (pot in wooden box)

11/40 East Asian nesting boxes (cardboard)

11/41 Framed 10p stamp depicting Morris dancer

11/42 Metal pin badge “Celts and their contemporaries on the territory of Yugoslavia”

11/43 National Trust puzzle postcard depicting Charles II in oak tree

11/44 Jug with B&W historic pictures

11/45 Large mug with picture of Blackpool

11/46 Large mug with Mother Shipton’s prophecies

11/47 Pottery figure – Chief Teoman Warder of the Tower of London (commercial figure)

11/48 Sweet violet mug

11/49 Pottery figure of man on horseback – Fred Archer (19th century jockey)

11/50 Small china figure of girl with Christmas wreath (bell under skirt)

11/51 Small pot with pictures of historical children’s games

11/52 Saucer in ‘Rosebud chintz’ design

11/53 Two vaes with picture of Lady Godiva and word ‘Coventry’

11/54 Red plastic horn keyring

11/55 2 bones or nick nacks (musical/folk instrument)

11/56 Tynwald mug 979-1979 (1000 years of Tynwald) – shaped as head of Viking

11/57 Pottery figure of boy seated

11/58 Pottery figure – Tower of London Beefeater (commercial figure)

11/59 Pottery figure of boy and girl dancing (Helston Floral Dance)

11/60 Punch and Judy mug

11/61 Pottery figure of lion, replica of Staffordshire figure commemorating coronation of

George IV

11/62 As 11/61, but figure of unicorn (horn damaged)

Box F

11/63 Model of bull’s head through gate with saw, under glad dome and on wooden base

11/64 Wax egg decorated with religious symbols, on gilt base, under glass dome

11/65 Pottery figure of woman carrying fruit and dove on head “Ręă0 Toman”, under glass

dome on wooden base

11/66 Pottery figure of 3 girls dancing around a basket of flowers

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11/67 Pottery figure of withc riding on large bird

11/68 Pottery goat wearing skirt and apron and carrying basket surrounded by 7 kids

11/69 Pottery 2-handled cup labelled “Lovefeast”

11/70 Silver coloured metal ball with integral base

11/71 4 pottery figures: Mother Shipton, The Ripon Hornblower, boy and girl carrying

flowers

11/72 2 fairings: mug “The Moonrakers” and jug “Burgh of Stonehaven”

11/73 Small saucer depicting “The Trusty Servant”

11/74 Small pottery model of a Pearly Queen

11/75 Soft metal ‘totem pole’

11/76 Brass door knocker depicting Mother Shipton

11/77 Silver-coloured shell with figure of man on horseback

11/78 Rectangular piece of thin metal depicting a single leg

11/79 Silver-plated bookmark “The Ripon Hornblower”

11/80 Highwayman peg doll

11/81 2 plastic figures, man and woman

11/82 4 [papier maché?] Chinese dragons

11/83 “Kitchen witch” (modern, commercially produced straw doll from USA)

11/84 Plastic Spanish costume doll

11/85 Plastic girl costume doll from Effeltrich, Bavaria, Germany (in clear plastic box)

11/86 Plastic drummer boy costume doll (in clear plastic box)

Box G

11/87 Coalport China plate to commemorate Denby Dale Pie Bicentenary 1788-1988, plus

folder of associated documents

11/88 Denby Dale Bicentenary Pie plate 3rd September 1988 and Denby Dale Pie in aid of

the Huddersfield Royal Infirmary plate

11/89 Denby Dale Pie plate 5th September 1964 and Rush Bearing at Sowerby Bridge 1906-

1977 plate

11/90 2 framed prints: “Thoughts about people”, George Cruickshank and “The Race for

Doggett’s coat and badge”, T. Rowlandson, British Museum

11/91 7 framed prints from 1816: “Riding the Stang” (1st March 1816), “The Shrew” (1st

April 1816), “Lord Mayors Show” (1st April 1816), “Guy Faux” (1st June 1816),

“Donkey riding” (1st June 1816), “Parochial perambulation (1st June 1816), Chimney

sweepers dance” (1st June 1816)

11/92 Small framed collection of 6 official medals commemorating EFDSS Diamond Jubilee

1971

11/93 Medal on wooden frame – “S.S. Maries de la Mer”

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11/94 3 peg dolls – Robin Hood, Maid Marian, Friar Tuck

11/95 Plastic figure – “Der Meistertrunk Rothernurg oT”

11/96-11/97 2 sets of Russian dolls

Box H

11/98 Plastic figure of Morris dancer (damaged), inside glass dome with wooden base, inside

further glass dome with wooden base

11/99-11/100 2 Romanian costume dolls (each in a clear plastic box with a black cloth cover)

11/101 2 paper and card models “Barrio Gran Poder” and “La Paz” (Spanish religious festival)

11/102 3 paper, card and plastic models “Barrio Ferria” (Spanish religious festival)

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01-002/12 Published works

12/1 Lore and language of South Cambridgeshire, by N.A. Hudleston (Cambridge:

St. Tibbs Press, [1957]). 29pp. 5 copies

12/2 Yorkshire farming memories: a collection of photographs, recollections and

poems, compiled by S. Harrison (York: The Castle Museum, 1981). 36pp.

Includes letter to Hudlestons from compiler

12/3 Shipwrecks of the Yorkshire coast, by Arthur Godfrey and Peter J. Lassey

(Clapham: Dlesman Books, 1974). 168pp. Includes annotations and letter to

NAH from AG

12/4 The Dalesman, Vol. 20 no. 9, Dec 1958. Article on pp595-597 by NAH “Farm

carts and sleds of North East Yorkshire”.

12/5 Yorkshire Journal, no. 15, Autumn 1996. 120pp. Includes annotations

12/6 Yorkshire Post Magazine, 15 Dec 2001. Article on pp. 2-4 about NAH

“Yorkshiremen are materialistic and short-sighted. They lack vision,

imagination and the romantic approach”.

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01-002/13 Cine Films

13/1

Film No. Title Location Notes

F0001 Bourne 1961. Lincs., Bourne Running auction

F0002 Cambridge Pot Fair, 1961. Cambridgeshire,

Cambridge

Annual affair selling china,

but also once a horse and

cattle fair.

F0003 Kilburn Feast 1962. Yorkshire, Kilburn July, annual festival held

over several days

F0004 Kilburn Feast, 1964. Yorkshire, Kilburn July, annual festival held

over several days

F0005 Kiplingcotes 1961. Yorkshire, Market

Weighton

Britain’s oldest flat race,

March every year.

F0006 Kiplingcotes 1965. Yorkshire, Market

Weighton


March every year.

F0007 Kiplingcotes/sawing

wood/Cayton M/Ap 1969.

Yorkshire, Market

Weighton


March every year.

F0008 Lichfield 1961. Court of

Arraye & SN Bower

Staffordshire, Lichfield Spring Bank Holiday, Court

of Arraye & greenhill bower

- procession

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F0009 Newbiggin, May 1961. Northumberland,

Newbiggin by the Sea

Mid May, annual

meeting of freeholders.

F0010 Northampton, 29.05.1965. Northants,

Northampton

F0011 Seamer Fair, 1961. Yorkshire, Seamer St Swithin’s day fair

F0012 Tichbourne Lady Day

1967.

Hampshire, Tichbourne Distribution of

Tichbourne Dole on

Lady Day (March 25th)

F0013 Ebberston Play ?1961. Yorkshire, Ebberston Mummers play; N.

Hudleston had published

the play in ‘Rillington,

the story of an everyday

village’ (1955)

F0014 Foxhounds Rill, Jan/Feb

1965.

F0015 Handsworth 1963. Yorkshire Boxing Day longsword

dancing

F0016 Hebden Bridge Mumming,

1963-4.

Yorkshire, Hebden

Bridge

Possibly Midgley pace

egg play, Good Friday

F0017 Mitcham Grottoes, July 25

1966.

Surrey

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F0018 Morpeth Boundary Riding,

1962.

Northumberland,

Morpeth

Late April

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F0019 Richmond First Fruits,

19.09.1962.

Yorkshire, Richmond Each September: the

mayor hands a sample of

corn to a miller and the

farmer receives a bottle

of wine. Wine is then

passed around to all

present to toast a

successful harvest.

F0020 Ripon Mummers, 1964. Yorkshire, Ripon Traditional drama.

Sword dance play

performed many times in

houses, pubs & streets on

Boxing Day.

F0021 Ripon Wilfra, 1971. Yorkshire, Ripon Wilfra tarts, Ripon

F0022 Warcop 1961. Cumbria, Warcop Rushbearing, 29th June

F0023 Whitby Horngarth, 1965. Yorkshire, Whitby Rogation Wednesday,

Ascension Day eve - a

dozen or so stakes are

driven into the beach

near Boyes Staithe in the

harbour and willows are

woven into them to form

a 'Penny (pennance)

Hedge' that will

withstand three high

tides. The hedge is a

vestige of a much longer

fence called a Horngarth,

probably intended to

contain Whitby Abbey's

cattle or to protect the

Abbey's landing place on

the sands. Whitby

tenants were required to

build the Horngarth

annually as part of their

rent to the Abbey. This

may have originated in

Saxon times.

F0024 York Bonfires, 1961. Yorkshire, York

F0025 Barwick 1963. Yorkshire, Barwick in

Elmet

?Maypole raising, Spring

Bank Holiday

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F0026 Cayton inc Deer, June

1968; Selby Jne 68

Yorkshire, Cayton

F0027 Cullercoates 1963. Yorkshire, Cullercoates

13/4


F0028 Easter Eggs, Thorpe

Bassett, 1962.

Yorkshire, Thorpe

Bassett

Easter eggs

F0029 Easter 1967; St

Bartholomew; Smithfield;

St Cross, Winchester.

London; Winchester Easter

F0030 Easter 1967; Biddenden;

London Tower

Kent, London Biddenden Dole:

distribution of food to

the poor every Easter

Monday.

F0031 Greaves Apprentic, 1966.

F0032 Ripon, Hornblower 1963 Yorkshire, Ripon Daily custom of

blowing horn in the

Market Square at

Ripon.

F0033 S'bro Skipping, 1965. Yorkshire, Scarborough Shrove Tuesday,

skipping by many

people on the seafront.

F0034 Sedgefield 1962. Co.Durham, Sedgefield Shrovetide football

F0035 Royal Colne; Morris

Dancers Cayton 21-8-71;

Wilfra Ripon 1971.

Yorkshire 1st half unexposed

13/5


F0036 Bacup 1961& 1962, W3. Lancashire, Bacup Britannia Coconut

Dancers, Easter Sunday

(morris men)

F0037 Minehead. Somerset, Minehead Hobby Horse, May 1st

F0038 Richmond Boundary. Yorkshire, Richmond September every 7th

year, riding boundary

16 miles around the

town

F0039 Scarborough Skipping,

1961 & 1965.

Yorkshire, Scarborough Shrove Tuesday,

skipping by many

people on the seafront.

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F0040 Scorton Arrow, Harrogate

1964

Yorkshire The oldest archery

tournament on record is

the Ancient Scorton

Silver Arrow Contest in

Yorkshire, which has

been held annually

since 1673, except for

during the two World

Wars.

F0041 Appletreewick Yorkshire,

Appletreewick

F0042 Boxing Day 1979; Ripon

Mummers; Scargill

Tractor (1)

Yorkshire, Ripon Traditional drama.

Sword dance play

performed many times

in houses, pubs &

streets on Boxing Day.

F0043 Jubilee on top of; Ap’trick

G’ton Jubilee; 2

Yorkshire,

Appletreewick

F0044 Appleby Cumbria, Appleby Horse fair – gypsy

gathering, June

F0045 Bampton Pony Fair 1966 Devon, Bampton Horse fair

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F0046 Topcliffe Horse Fair 1961 Yorkshire, Topcliffe Until 1969 Topcliffe

had a July fair that was

an annual rendezvous

for horse-dealers and

travelling folk from all

over the country

F0047 Brough Hill Fair 1963 Cumbria, Brough Pony fair

F0048 Topcliffe 1964 Yorkshire, Topcliffe Until 1969 Topcliffe

had a July fair that was

an annual rendezvous

for horse-dealers and

travelling folk from all

over the country

F0049 Brigg Fair 4 Aug Lincs, Brigg Annual horse fair

F0050 Wibsey 1962 Yorkshire, Wibsey The wedding-race was

also a common custom

formerly, and only a

few years ago was

revived at Wibsey, near

Bradford. The race

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used to be for a

coloured ribbon offered

by the bride to the one

who reached her future

home first after the

marriage ceremony.

13/8


F0051 Boro’ Br 1962 Yorkshire,

Boroughbridge

F0052 Shipley? (Sandey/Saudey)

1962

F0053 Lee Gap Yorkshire, West

Ardsley

Horse fair, held in

August & September

F0054 Abbots Bromley Horn

Dance, 1961.

Staffs., Abbots

Bromley

September, one of

England’s oldest

traditional dances.

F0055 Alnwick 1964. Northumberland,

Alnwick

Shrovetide football

13/9


F0056 Belgian Mardi Gras at

S’bro summer 1967; Les

Gilles de Louviere

Yorkshire, Scarborough

F0057 Bellerby 1963. Yorkshire, Bellerby Bellerby Feast, Spring

Bank Holiday

F0058 Burry Man, South

Queensferry, 12.08.66.

Scotland, Queensferry Man completely

covered in burrs patrols

town of Queensferry on

fair day in August.

F0059 Carlton-in-Coverdale

1965.

Yorkshire, Carlton in

Coverdale

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F0060 Colne Morris, Cayton,

Aug 1971; 2) Carter with

mouth organ, Cayton, Sep

71

Yorkshire, Cayton

F0061 Corby Pole Fair, 1962. Northants, Corby held every 20 years

F0062 Egremont Crab Fair, 1961. Cumbria, Egremont Annual September

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event, not a fair at all;

sports, gurning, greasy

pole, terriers, parades

F0063 Flamborough Sword

Dance, Dec 1965; Jams

Yorkshire,

Flamborough

Boxing Day, sword

dance team

F0064 Grenoside 1966. Yorkshire, Grenoside Boxing Day longsword

dancing.

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F0065 Grovely, Wishford, 29th

May 1967.

Wiltshire Oak Apple Day

celebrations

F0066 Haxey 1966. Lincs., Haxey 6th January, Haxey

Hood game, ‘football’

F0067 Helston 1970 (1) Cornwall, Helston Furry dance, all day

dances in May.

F0068 Helston 8.5.70 (2) Cornwall, Helston Furry dance, all day

dances in May.

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F0069 Helston 8 May 70 (3) Cornwall, Helston Furry dance, all day

dances in May.

F0070 Helston 1970 (4) Cornwall, Helston Furry dance, all day

dances in May.

F0071 Hungerford 1965. Annual Hocktide

Court, 8 days after

Easter every year.

F0072 Ottery St. Mary, 5th Nov

1966.

Devon, Ottery St Mary Tar barrel rolling on

November 5th

F0073 Oxfordshire May Day,

1965 Magdalen ?College

Choir; Stinerton, Upper

Heyford, Lower Heyford

Oxfordshire May morning

celebrations, hymns

from top of Magdalen

College tower, and

morris dancing.

13/13


F0074 Ripon Folk Play, Boxing

Day 1961.

Yorkshire, Ripon Traditional drama.

Sword dance play

performed many times

in houses, pubs &

streets on Boxing Day.

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F0075 Scarborough Football,

1962.

Yorkshire, Scarborough

F0076 Sheriffs Ride, Lichfield,

Sep. 1961.

Staffordshire, Lichfield Annual boundary riding

in September.

F0077 Topping Out, Hetton le

Hole 8/67.

Tyne & Wear, Hetton le

Hole

F0078 Whitby Rogation 1962. Yorkshire, Whitby Rogation Wednesday,

Ascension Day eve - a

dozen or so stakes are

driven into the beach

near Boyes Staithe in

the harbour and

willows are woven into

them to form a 'Penny

(pennance) Hedge' that

will withstand three

high tides. The hedge is

a vestige of a much

longer fence called a

Horngarth, probably

intended to contain

Whitby Abbey's cattle

or to protect the

Abbey's landing place

on the sands. Whitby

tenants were required

to build the Horngarth

annually as part of their

rent to the Abbey. This

may have originated in

Saxon times.

13/14 Description of individual Hudleston films made by Yorkshire Film Archive staff after

viewing the films in 2003. Ts. 4 l.

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Photographs

Photographs are catalogued and located within the appropriate section, but are also listed

separately below:

01-002/2/1 Folk dance

42. 35 black & white photographs, measuring 9cm x 13cm, labelled either M’bro ?1965 or

M’bro 1965. All are taken inside a marquee, with a banner reading ‘Inter tie’ hung on

the back wall of the stage, and show groups of performers on stage

72. Four black and white prints made circa 1976 by Heneage Ferraby of Handsworth

Rectory. 12cm x 16.5 cm.

1) Man in costume, labelled top ‘Handsworth: Clown Walter S[iddall]’; bottom ‘1891.

Joined 1888, danced first year, clown 1889-1901.’

2) Group portrait with 13 figures; clown, eight men in ‘uniform’, labelled ‘Handsworth

team December 25th 1891’.

3) Group portrait of four figures in ‘uniform’ carrying swords; identified as [ ] Siddall,

Wm. Siddall, Walter Siddall, Henry Siddall (4 brothers).

4) Group portrait labelled ‘Handsworth Team 1911’. “11 figures, eight in ‘uniform’

bearing swords.

94. Two identical black & white photographs, copyright Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, entitled

Eierdans, Pieter Aertsz (‘The Egg Dance’ by Pieter Aertsen).

113. Black & white negative 9cm x 6cm. Five standing figures in costume, with two

elevated (subject unclear).

01-002/3 Folk plays & obsolete customs

22. Photograph of Knaresborough Mummers with Nigel Hudleston inside Cayton Hall,

January 1988. 5 x 3 ½, colour. (Six men in costume, ‘blacked-up’, with NAH in centre;

5 standing, two squatting. Sofa, piano, chair and pot plants visible. In envelope with

letter dated 19/2/1988 from Chas Marshal of Harrogate.

30. Black and white photograph of William Kimber and Douglas Kennedy, taken by W.

Fisher Cassie.

01-002/4 Folk Lore

4/1 Folder labelled “Nigel’s Folklore Notes: Yks - chiefly V.o.P.”:

4/1/5 Photograph of “The Idoll of the Moone”, from Verstegan’s ‘Restitution

of Decayed Intelligence’, 1637. In cardboard folder. 3 copies

4/12 Folder labelled “Miscellaneous Folk”:

Photographs:

4/12/1 “Illustration from ‘County and Town in Ireland under the Georges’ by

Constantin Maxwell, p. 149, “The Irish slave”. B&W

4/12/2 “Shanties with fiddle accompaniment” (illustration from ‘The Atlantic

Telegraph’ by W.H. Russell. B&W

4/12/3 Four copies of B&W illustration

4/12/4 Brigg Horse Fair, 1962. 11 B&W photographs

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4/12/5 Alkborough Maze, 1962. 3 B&W photographs

4/12/6 Windmill, 1962. 4 B&W photographs

4/12/7 Near Alkborough, 1962. 2 B&W photographs

4/12/8 Richmond Bounds, 1962. 2 B&W photographs

4/12/9 Wibsey Horse Fair, 1962. 3 B&W photographs

4/12/10 Corby Pole Fair, 1962. 5 B&W photographs, with negatives

4/12/11 William Curtis, Corner House, Marton-cum-Grafton. 1 B&W

photograph

4/12/12 Ripon, Boxing Day, 1960. 3 B&W photographs

4/12/13 Allendale, 31st Dec 1960. 1 B&W photograph

4/12/14 Fishermen and Firemen, Scarborough, 31 Dec 1962. 12 B&W

photographs

4/12/15 Hull grave dale, Dec 1962. 3 B&W photographs

4/12/16 Cragg Vale Singers, Dec 1962. 6 B&W photographs

4/12/17 Various negatives


7/4 Irish life, folklore, etc.

7/4/4 Small black and white photographs with ms. notes on reverse, also negatives.

Includes: Wexford 1957 (6 items), Kilmore 1957 (17 items), Kilmore 1958 (8

items), Clonmines 1957 (9 items), Dublin 1957 (5 items)


10/4 Personal

10/4/4 Miscellaneous photographs, some personal, including Hudlestons’ wedding

photographs (37 items)

10/4/5 Album of newspaper cuttings, notes and photographs relating to the Hudlestons

(22 l.)

10/4/6 Album of newspaper cuttings, notes, photographs and letters relating to the

Hudlestons (18 l.)

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