- LAP/1/4
- Series
- 20 Apr 1945
Consists of letters received by Sir Lawrence during World War II.
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Archival description- LAP/1/2
- Series
- 18 April 1915 - 01 May 1917
Consists of letters sent home by Sir Lawrence during World War I.
Service History of Sir Lawrence written by his son, John Pattinson
- LAP/3/2
- Item
- 27 Apr 1997
Consists of a service history of Sir Lawrence Arthur Pattinson between 1914 and 1945.
Service History of Sir Lawrence
- LAP/3/1
- Item
- c. 1945
Consists of a service history of Sir Lawrence Arthur Pattinson including his birth, education and business experience.
- LAP/1/1
- Series
- 27 Sept 1912
Consists of letters received or sent by Sir Lawrence before the outbreak of World War I.
- LAP/1/5
- Series
- 15 Jun 1954
Consists of letters sent by Sir Lawrence after the end of World War II.
Pattinson (Sir Lawrence Pattinson) Archive
- LAP
- Archive Collection
- 1912 - 2011
Consists of letters and documents covering the life and work of Sir Lawrence, primarily relating to his time working for the Royal Air Force during World War I and World War II.
Pattinson, Sir Lawrence, 1890-1955, Knight Air Marshal
Obituary of Hugh Lee Pattinson
- LAP/2/2
- Item
- 13 Nov 1858
Consists of a photocopy of the obituary of Hugh Lee Pattinson which was printed in the Gateshead Observer.
Pattinson, Hugh Lee, 1796 - 1858, industrial chemist
Newspaper article entitled 'Towards Air Mastery'
- LAP/2/1
- Item
- 29 Jun 1940
Consists of a newspaper article concerning the Royal Air Force, and features a short profile of Sir Lawrence with his photograph.
Letter from Sir Lawrence to his wife, Mabel Pattinson
- LAP/1/3/1
- Item
- 27 Nov 1926
Sir Lawrence discusses his flight in a Bristol Fighter Aircraft, and his stay at Peshawar aerodrome with Wing Commander Walser. He remarks on his travels and experiences at Kohat, Risalpur, Arawali, Miramshah, Fort Sandeman near Rasmah and Quetta.
Sir Lawrence comments on the RAF's plans to make a map of uncovered areas in Waziristan. He also details a flight along the Zhob during which his companion plane had to make an emergency landing.
Sir Lawrence ends the letter by expressing his hope that Mabel 'has solved the nurse problem', and informs her he will receive his mail when he arrives at Ambala.
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