Record

Unique IDCWGC/1/1/9/F/2
Alt Ref NoWG 1734/1 PT.2
TitleTablets In Cathedrals - France And Belgium - General File
DescriptionMain topics: visits to cathedrals and discussions with diocesan authorities re erection of tablets; problems of importing tablets into France; arrangements for unveiling of tablets; Latin translation of inscription on tablets to be erected in Belgium; supply of tablets by and payments to R. Hallward; approaches to Belgian diocesan authorities re erection of tablets; choice of site and obtaining permission to erect tablets in a further series of French cathedrals and churches; complaints received via Foreign Office re invitations to unveiling ceremonies.
Date13/1/1924 - 14/1/1926
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Content NoteIncluding:Correspondence re mother's enquiry about a body exhumed and reburied elsewhere; 12-13 Feb. 1924.Copy of Lafontaine's formal offer to design and supervise production of tablets; 22 Mar. 1924.Letter from IWGC Canadian Agency re proposal for a Canadian memorial at Mons; 25 Mar. 1924.Copy of offer from R. Hallward to supply tablets; with note; 4 Apr. 1924.Envelope containing painting of arms of Newfoundland; with letter; 16 Dec. 1924.Letter from Secretary General; Mixed Committee re problem of choice of language for inscriptions on tablets in Belgium; 6 Feb. 1925.Coloured pencil sketches of tablets for Belgian cathedrals; with note; 6 Feb. 1925.Letter from F. Ware to R. Kipling re inscriptions for tablets in Belgium; and reply; 13-14 Feb. 1925.Correspondence between Ware and Sir. M. Sadler re Latin translation of inscription for tablets in Belgium; 26 Mar.- 3 Apr. 1925.Letter from Ware to Kipling asking if Kipling would unveil a tablet; 21 May 1925.Letter from Sir F. Kenyon re approval of modifications to tablet design; 4 Dec. 1925.Also correspondence re request for information about tablet designer; 28 Feb.-22 Mar. 1947.
Extent1 file
CollectionArchive
CategoryArchive

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