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Guild of Stewards
Guildcath/1/I/I5/036
Five black and white photographs showing Back Row from left to right: M.R. Clarkson-Webb, A.A. Bradshaw, H.C.C. Beresford, A.F. Barnett, L.W. Harfield, A.S. Gray, V.C. de St. Croix, T. Stannard, J.R. Fink, R.J Oakley, D.W.H. Taylor, G.W. Seabright. D.G. Stedman, N.C. Bedloe, E.P. Barrett, S.G. Turner, J,N. Firth, J. A. Wainwright, D.W. Bawltree, H.Neads, H.W. Matthews, ...
The Gillard Paten
Guildcath/1/I/I4/007/007
Black and white photographs of the Gillard Paten with a ruler to indicate size.
Book of Remembrance
Guildcath/1/I/I4/004/002
Colour photograph of the cover of the book, another of the dedication page to William Jefferson Johnson, given by Mrs Wendy M Johnson and Family; another of the verse ‘High Flight’ by John Gillespie Magee Jr. The book of Remembrance is in the Lady Chapel.
Design for the Ceremonial Key
Guildcath/1/I/I4/004/011
Coloured design for the Ceremonial Key, by Fattorini, Artist Craftsmen since 1827.
The University welcomes The Queen
Guildcath/1/I/I2/019/001
A copy of the Journal of the University of Surrey talking about The visit of Her Majesty The Queen Elisabeth to University of Surrey which included a service at the Cathedral in March 1992. There is a colour photograph of The Queen.
Her Majesty singing Distingised Visitors book
Guildcath/1/I/I2/019/002
Photograph of Her Majesty Queen Elisabeth signing Distinguished Visitors book at the Cathedral on 10 March 1992.
Distinguished Visitors Book signed by The Queen
Guildcath/1/I/I2/019/003
Colour photograph of the Distinguished Visitors Book signed by The Queen Elizabeth II at the Guildford Cathedral on 20 March 1992.
Her Majesty and Duke of Kent
Guildcath/1/I/I2/019/004
Colour photograph of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Kent (Chancellor of the University) at Cathedral Service.
Elizabeth II with Richard Thornton
Guildcath/1/I/I2/019/005
Colour photograph of Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth II in the Cathedral forecourt with Lord Lieutenant Richard Thornton. She is greeting and receiving gifts from the members of the public.
Visit of The Queen Elizabeth II and Duchess of Kent
Guildcath/1/I/I2/020/001
Colour photograph of The Queen Mother Elizabeth II and Duchess of Kent on the occasion of Laying-up of Colours on disbandment of Woman’s Royal Army Corps on March 25 1992.
Dean Wedderspoon with Women's Royal Army Corps
Guildcath/1/I/I2/020/002
Colour photograph of Dean Wedderspoon with a group of members of the Women’s Royal Army Corps outside the Cathedral.
Dean Wedderspoon greeting The Women's Royal Army Corps
Guildcath/1/I/I2/020/003
Colour Photograph showing Dean Wedderspoon greeting one of the members of Women’s Royal Army Corps otuside the Cathedral. There are members of the press covering the event.
Dean Wedderspoon and Queen Mother
Guildcath/1/I/I2/020/004
Colour photograph showing Dean Wedderspoon and Queen Mother outside the cathedral on the occasion of Laying-up of Colours on disbandment of Women’s Royal Army Corps on March 25 1992.
The Women's Royal Army Corps
Guildcath/1/I/I2/020/005
Colour photogrpah of The Women’s Royal Army Corps outside the Cathedral on the occasion of the Visit of The Queen Mother and the Duchess of Kent.
Diocesan Golden Jubilee exhibition
Guildcath/1/I/I2/015/002
Black and white photograph of an exhibition inside the Cathedral during the Diocesan Golden Jubilee in 1977.
Lady Maufe
Guildcath/1/I/I3/018/011
Black and white photograph of Lady Maufe leaving the Cathedral after Memorial Service for her husband, the late Sir Edward Maufe, in January 1975. The Cathedral is one of the many buildings he designed. There is a newspaper cutting of the Surrey Daily Advertiser using the same photograph Left to right: Sid Young (Chief Guide & ...
Mrs Bertred Carroll
Guildcath/1/I/I5/006/001
Black and white photograph showing Mrs Bertred Carroll at home in Winchester working on a Guildford Cathedral cassock in summer 1963.
Miss Beryl Dean
Guildcath/1/I/I5/005/019
Black and white newspaper photograph of Miss Beryl Dean ‘The Lady’ , a teacher of embroidery, working on a mitre for the Bishop of Guildford, to match the cope seen in the background-
Peter Harknett, steeplejack
Guildcath/1/I/I5/005/020
Black and white press cutting showing a photograph and a text speaking about Peter Harknett, the steeplejack who carried out a great deal of maintenance work at the cathedral. He is seen left after putting up the scaffolding ready for men from Guildford Signs to repair parts of the angel which had been eroded due ...
Mr Peter Harknett, steeplejack
Guildcath/1/I/I5/005/021
Black and white photograph showing Peter Harknett with the Angel of the cathedral.
Dean Bridge at his retirement presentation November 1986
Guildcath/1/I/I5/003/016
Dean Bridge standing in front of a commemorative wall plaque on the occasion of his retirement
Dean Bridge and Bishop Adie November 1986
Guildcath/1/I/I5/003/017
Dean Bridge on the occasion of his retirement, November 1986, in conversation with Bishop Adie
Lay clerks November 1986
Guildcath/1/I/I5/005/026
Seven lay clerks singing at the retirement presentation of Dean Bridge, November 1986
John Brown, Chapter Clerk, with the Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey 1995
Guildcath/1/I/I5/005/027
John Brown, Chapter Clerk, on the occasion of his presentation with Lambeth Master of Arts by the Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey, 31 May 1995. Includes the text of the Archbishop”s address with biographical information about John Brown.

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