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Minutes of the Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Holy Trinity
1928-1967
Maufe Correspondence 1936-1949
1936-1949
File contains correspondence to and from architect Sir Edward Maufe in the years 1936-149 regarding the design and construction of Guildford Cathedral. Contains: Correspondence with the Worshipful Company of Ironmongers and the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths regarding the building of the Cathedral and asking if they wished to be involved. Correspondence with Messrs Trollope & Colls Ltd., Dorking ...
Special Gifts 1936-1962
1936-1962
File contains records relating to special gifts and potential special gifts to the Cathedral during the year 1936-1964. Includes: List of Donors and the amount donated and what for. Lists of locations within the Cathedral with the names of those who donated towards the items Notes on an early record of some gifts to the Cathedral made in March ...
Goldsmiths (General)
1937 - 1960
Concerning the Goldsmiths’ Company gift of new plate for Guildford Cathedral; including a copy of correspondence from the Clerk to the Company of 17 June 1937 proposing the gift of items not exceeding £2500 and the launching of a competition to design the gold and silver plate. The plate was designed by Leslie G Durbin and ...
Mark Master Masons of Surrey : Alms Dish
24 July 1937 - 7 March 1957
Correspondence from 1937 between the Provincial Grand Secretary and the Bishop of Guildford concerning the offer by the Masons of a gold Alms Dish for the new Cathedral.Further correspondence from 1954-1957 between Miss Iredale and others concerning the commissioning and completion of the Alms Dish to the design of Sir Edward Maufe, its insurance and ...
Correspondence: Guildford Diocese of Bell Ringers 1939-1964
1939-1964
File contains correspondence of the Guildford Diocese of Church Bell Ringers. Letters date from 1939 to 1964. Includes: Pre- and post-war discussion of the gift of a bell from the Guild 1939-1946. Correspondence and press clippings concerning a memorial bell for Alfred H. Pulling, fundraising for the bell and casting and installation. Correspondence relating to funding for further ...
Home guard on the Cathedral site during World War Two
1939-1945
One black and white photograph (possibly a copy) showing a group of home guard recruits in uniform lined up in formal pose. The boarded doors of the cathedral can be seen in the background.
Maufe Correspondence 1939-1946
1939-1943
File contains correspondence to and from the architect Sir Edward Maufe in the years 1939-1943 regarding the design and the construction of the Cathedral. Contains Architect’s report on the superstructure contract regarding the situation of the War and increased prices. Letter from Edward Maufe to the Bishop of Guildford regarding the Macmillan Arms. Progress report by the architect, commenting ...
Parsons - Angel in Children's Chapel, and General Funds
6 May 1939 - 11 September 1956
Correspondence with Mrs Muriel Parsons of Godalming and later of Virginia Water, concerning her gift of £120 for a carved angel for the Children’s Chapel in memory of her late daughter Bettina Rachel Elliott. The correspondence starts in 1939, lapses and is taken up again in 1956. The angel is to be carved by Denis ...
Progress on the West End
1940
Black and white photo of the west end of the Cathedral being built, with scaffolding across the face of it. A local craftman is using a wheel barrow as he carries off stone to be used for a segment of the wall, and at this point the roof is still not finished. On the back ...
The west end of the Cathedral
1940
Black and white photo of the west end of the Cathedral under construction with scafolding covering the whole outside. The foundations arer being put up for the roof, and piles of bricks scatter the floor.
Cathedral Minutes, March 1940
14/03/1940
Canon Eric Southam was nominated, not as a Provost, but as the most fitting person to represent the Chapter. There was no other nomination and Canon Southam was elected with unanimous approval of the Chapter members.

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