Trentham architectural records, 1834-ca. 1900 [microform].

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Trentham architectural records, 1834-ca. 1900 [microform].

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Four reels of black and white microfilm of drawings by Barry, by his office, and by others for Trentham, which was one of the largest English country houses before its virtual destruction in 1910. About 370 drawings are by Barry himself, about 165 by his office, and 265 by others. About 400 extra frames were taken of inscriptions on the drawings. Included are elevations, floor plans, sections, garden plans, etc. (Two master reels of color transparencies are currently unavailable for research but are to be reproduced.)

6 reels (ca. 800 drawings)

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Barry, Charles, Sir, 1795-1860

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Trentham Hall (Staffordshire)

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