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File Correspondence relating to costs and progress of the building work at Guildford Cathedral site 1939-1941
9 September 1939 - February 1943
Letter: Edward Maufe to E L Wright at Diocesan House re possible effects-of ‘current conditions’ on building operations, , 9 September 1939 Lord Vesey to Bishop re Guildford Cathedral Fund 12 September 1939 Edward Maufe to Sir Lawrence Halsey re war risks, including installation of St Ursula’s statue. 13 September 1939 Ernest Wright to Sir Laurence Halsey re regarding ...
Correspondence with Goldsmiths Hall re wartime storage of the New Cathedral plate and possible exhibition of some items 1940 - 1941
18 March 1940 - 23 December 1941
File of correspondence between the Bishop of Guildford and Goldsmiths Hall where the New Cathedral plate is in storage. Discusses the exhibition of some items at the New York World’s Fair in 1940, the transfer of most items out of London for safety to the Crypt of the Cathedral and the possibility of some pieces being ...
Guildford New Cathedral Commission 1940
24 April 1940 - 20 May 1940
Copy letter sent out by the Bishop of Guildford asking named individuals to serve on the Guildford New Cathedral Commission, whose aim, would be to inquire and report on the expenses likely to be incurred, both antecedent to the Consecration of the new cathedral and subsequent to its consecration and opening for Divine Service.24 April ...
Bishop Macmillan 'Badge' on ears of rainwater pipe, 1940
October 1940 - November 1940
Two letters from Edward Maufe to Bishop Macmillan relating to Edward Maufe’s proposed design for a ‘Macmillan’ badge on the ‘ears’ of the rainwater pipes. One letter also refers to Miss Forsyth and the stained glass for the Rose Window which survived recent bombing of her Studio.
Possible gift of bells from All Hallows, Lombard Street, 1940-1941
December 1940 - March 1942
Correspondence from various people including the Provost, the Bishops of Guildford and London, the Diocesan Guild of Ringers and Edward Maufe concerning the possible gift of a peal of bells originally from All Hallows, Lombard Street, London, and then in storage at the foundry of their maker Messrs Mears and Stainbank. However as it was ...
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
Suspension of Queen's Royal Regiment subscription to Guildford Cathedral Fund September 1939
12 - 23 September 1939
Copies of two letters from Colonel Ivo S B Vesey to the Bishop informing him that the Queen’s Royal Regiment subscription to the New Cathedral Fund were to be suspended due to the War.
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.
Cathedral in wartime
1940s

Black and white photograph of unfinished cathedral looking across to central window with vehicle in foreground reading ‘Boston Rural District Council’

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