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Phillips, Edith K - Staircase window in North Transept
2 February 1939 - 4 June 1939
Correspondence from Miss Edith K Phillips, postulant at Convent of St Laurence, Belper, giving £20 towards a staircase window in the North Transept in memory of her mother Ann Mary Phillips (1845-1938), who had been a Life Builder of the Cathedral.
Slocock, Mrs G - Window in Chapel of Chivalry
2 March 1939 - 1 June 1939
Correspondence with Mrs Slocock of Woking who gave £120 for a window in memory of Keay Ashley Slocock. The gift was to be anonymous.
Offer of a Golden Book to record the names of all those subscribing to the building of the Cathedral 1939
April 1939
Copy letter from R T Rivington, Clerk to the Stationers’ and Newspaper Makers’ Company, offering to present a volume suitable to record the names of subscribers to the buildin. of the new Cathedral 25 April 1939. Copy letter of grateful acknowledgement from the Bishop of Guildford 26 April 1939.
Anon - Two windows in memory of W.E.G.
12 April 1939 - 22 May 1939
Correspondence between A P Glyn of East Clandon and Colonel Sandford concerning the anonymous gift of two windows in the Crossing at the cost of £100, in memory of W.E.G.
Correspondence mainly relating to the consecration date of the Cathedral and the Guildford Mayors' Appeal 1952 - 1958
28 July 1952 - 28 Octobwe 1958
Correspondence to and from the Bishop of Guildford: Copy letter to the Bishop of Guildford from Geoffrey [Fisher] Archbishop of Canterbury, urging further fundraising and the consecration and spiritual use of the building before final completion. 28 July 1952 Letter from Eleanor Iredale to the Bishop enclosing a letter from the Queen’s Private Secretary to Lord Onslow ...
Greig, Mrs - Chalice and Patten in memory of Bishop Greig
7 August 19938 - 22 October 1938
Correspondence between Colonel Sandford and Mrs Lilian Greig concerning her gift of a silver chalice and patten in memory of her late husband Bishop Greig
The Second Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, March 1934
Feb-Mar 1934
It was agreed that December 15th would be the great day of offering for the fund and the objective for 1934 was to be £50,000 for the New Cathedral and £20,000 for new Churches. The Committee considered carefully the papers regarding the appeal. These and the few suggestions and alterations were recommended to the General Committee ...
The Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, April 1934
Mar-Apr 1934
It was proposed and seconded that the press should not be invited to attend any meetings of the Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund but as soon as possible after any meetings of the General Committee the Hon. Sec should give a resume of the matters discussed to all the local papers.
The Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, May 1934
Apr-May 1934
Various financial matters were discussed and a note was made of a gift of a model and case. A garden party would be given in aid of the Fund.
Sheppard Memorial - Altar cross and Candlesticks 1957
30 March 1939 - 29 November 1957
Correspondence mainly with the family and friends of the late Canon H R L “Dick” Sheppard concerning the memorial gift of an Altar Cross and candlesticks. Includes the text of a financial statement given by Miss Iredale in the Cathedral on the occasion of the presentation of the Dick Shepard Memorial on 29 November 1957
Press and publicity papers 1954-1956
1054-1956
Copy correspondence and press release, including Pilgrimage to be attended by Princess Margaret
Guildford Cathedral - Architectural Origins
1180 - 1966
An analysis of the architectural style of Guildford Cathedral, comparing it with the older Gothic cathedrals, and also with the other more recent cathedrals at Truro and Liverpool.

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