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Minutes of the Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Guildford New Cathedral Council Fund, April 1959
April 1959
Miss Iredale gave a report on the main concerns which had been dealt with on behalf of the Council during the past year. A letter from the Provost on behalf of the Chapter made it clear he believed the future Dean and Chapter would wish the Cathedral Council to continue and hold the same status. Lord Hamilton ...
Minutes of the Executive Committee of the Guildford New Cathedral Fund April 1959
6th April 1959
The Sub-Committee for the planning of the Clergy houses reported that houses for Dean, Precentor and Residentiary Canon are needed and should be built as soon as possible. It was suggested that the site of the old farmhouse for the Dean’s house and the “Orchard” next to the farm for those of Precentor and Canon. Miss ...
Committee Meeting of the Broderers Guild, April 1959
07/04/1959
Mrs Wilson reported that the work went on slowly as she had so few workers capable of very fine work. It was suggested that she would write to the Convent at St. John the Baptist at Clewers and ask them to quote a price for hand-working surplices and this was agreed. Lady Maufe was looking to ...
Stuart Legacy - Crib
7 April 1959-6 January 1961
Correspondence concerning the application of a legacy of £250 from Miss Florence Louise Stuart to the purchase of ‘an object of beauty which will appeal to the imagination of children’ for the Children’s Chapel. Extensive correspondence, partly detailed below, concerning its possible application to the design and creation of a crystal cross as planned by ...
Cathedral from the South
21st April 1959
Black and White Photograph of the Cathedral from the South Side including the Southern entrance. There is some scaffolding on the Western wall. Message on the back: Lord Bridge today announced that £300,000 has been collected for Guilford New Cathedral in the past eight years. He said that £175, 000 was needed to complete the ...
Minutes of the Sub-Committee on Clergy Houses 27th April 1959
27/04/1959
The Committee invited Mr Dartford to prepare preliminary sketches for submission for the Executive Committee and if approved to the Church Commissioners. Subject to these sketches being satisfactory Mr Dartford should be invited to be the architect for the building of the three houses.
Minutes of the Executive Committee of the Guildford New Cathedral Fund May 1959
27/05/1959
The committee examined the sketch plans for the Clergy houses and gave their approval in principle. Mr Dartford would reconsider the plans in light of points raised and contact the Church Commissioners at the earliest possible moment so as to be sure that what he was doing would carry their approval with a view to ...
Guidebook to History, Building & Architecture of Cathedral
06/1959
Guidebook Revised June 1959 Front cover West view of Cathedral Quote by HM King George V at the consecration of Liverpool cathedral. Forward by The Rt Rev Ivor Watkins, Lord Archbishop of Guidlford. 8 centre pages black/white photographs of exterior and interior of Cathedral, 4 historical maps of England. Letters and articles.
Peake - Armada Chest
13 June 1959 - 18 June 1959
Correspondence concerning a chest offered to the cathedral by Miss Vera Peake of Guildford.
Cathedral Minutes July 1959
24/07/1959
They examined the present income and expenses but an accurate budget was not available at this time. Miss Peake was anxious to give the Provost and Chapter an Armada Chest which was of great antiquity and intricate workmanship. The Chapter were invited to examine the chest and to express their views at the next meeting. Plans of ...
Minutes of the Sub-Committee 19th August 1959
19/08/1959
The building of the Clergy houses was discussed and the final total was thought to be just under £31,000. When a satisfactory reply was received from the Church Commissioners in regard to finance Mr Dartford was instructed to prepare working drawings. The Provost agreed to get in touch with the Church Commissioners.
Committee Meeting of the Broderers Guild, September 1959
22/09/1959
A small sub-committee was formed to consider the best time and place for an Exhibition of the Kneelers. They could also consider the possibility of raising money for the upholstery of Kneelers. Mrs Wilson so far had no reply from the Convent. It was decided to try once more to attract voluntary workers by advertising and ...

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