Leonard Evetts' project files relating to a number of projects at Gloucester Cathedral. Evetts’ work for Gloucester Cathedral spanned from 1965-1984 and comprised the following projects: The design of an alter frontal (advent and falls) completed 1965-1966; the design of an alter frontal (trinity) completed 1967-1968; the design of copes completed 1970-1971; the design a funeral pall as a memorial for William Iveson Croome approx 1970-1971; the design of three embroidered panels for the Lady Chapel, designed by Evetts, embroidered by Mrs M Pallister and completed in 1977 (these replaced stone sculptures, destroyed during the reformation, which were situated in niches behind the alter); and the design of an alter cloth for the Lady Chapel 1983-1984 (not realised).

The three files all contain sketches, detailed designs, photographs and commission correspondence, and are split as follows: File 1 has a date range of 1967-1971 and relates mainly to the design of the copes and the memorial pall for William Iveson Croome; File 2 has a date range of 1976-1979 and relates largely to the embroidered panels for the Lady Chapel; File 3 has a date range of 1983-1985 and relates to the Lady Chapel reredos and alter frontal project. In addition there are three large rolled design drawings of the three embroidered panels for the Lady Chapel niches, housed separately due to their size.

Note there is also a Gloucester Cathedral guidebook in the research files for the book 'Master Designer' - see LE/05/05.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design and execution of three windows in the War Memorial Chapel at Gravesend and North Kent Hospital, installed 1953.

The file contains detailed designs, and photographs of the completed design.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design of a memorial window to Dr Reid at Greyfriars Church, Dumfries, installed in 1972.

The file contains detailed designs, sketches and commission correspondence.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design of an inscription for Hadrian Park Vicarage, Willington, Newcastle upon Tyne, executed in 1986.

The file contains a design and a letter of thanks.

There is a second file containing a design for a west window at St Mary's Church, Willington Quay, dated 1956. It is not known whether this design was realised.

One drawing of proposed electric light fittings for Healey Church, 1960. It is not clear whether this relates to St John's or St Paul's in Healey, or whether the design was realised.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design and execution of a 'Mothers Union' alter frontal in Hexham Abbey, installed 1997.

The file contains detailed designs, commission correspondence, and two photographs of the completed frontal.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design and execution of the round window in the Submarine Memorial Chapel, H.M.S. Dolphin, installed 1959. HMS Dolphin was a shore establishment at Fort Blockhouse, Gosport, Hampshire and was the home of the Royal Navy Submarine Service from 1904 to 1999.

This file contains a detailed design and photographs.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design and execution of the square memorial window in the Lion of St Mark Chapel, H.M.S. Lion, installed 1960. The window represents the Lion of St Mark, and the panel of glass was designed so as to be removable during gun practice.

The file contains one letter, photographs of the window and of the unveiling ceremony, and a newspaper clipping of the unveiling.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design and execution of two windows in the south wall of the south transept at Holy Ascension Church, Upton-by-Chester, Cheshire, installed 1973. One window is based on the ascension and the other the pentecost.

The file includes detailed designs, sketches and commission correspondence.

Leonard Evetts' project files relating to a number of projects at Holy Cross Church, Fenham, Newcastle upon Tyne.

The documents in the main file cover the date range 1962-1964 and relate to the design of a platform at the font and a candle fitting in the west wall. The platform appears to have been executed but it's not clear whether the candle fitting was. This file contains sketches, detailed designs, and commission correspondence. There is also a large rolled design drawing of both the platform and the candle fitting housed separately due to its size.

In a second file is a detailed watercolour design for the window in the Lady Chapel, designed and executed by Evetts and installed 1964-1965.

Evetts' designed a sanctuary lamp and processional cross for this church, both completed 1960-1961, but neither file appears to relate to these works.