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Swarthmore lecture: Human progress and the inward light (1911)

TH/B/09
File
1911

Part of Hodgkin (Thomas) (Historian) Archive

Swarthmore lecture 1911 published for the Woodbrooke Extension Committee in London by Headley Brothers.

Swarland House, from the south east

ILL/1/173
Item

Part of Local Illustrations

Illustration of Swarland House and grounds by Welch Jr., J. and Kerr, James

Swansfield House, south west view

ILL/1/172
Item

Part of Local Illustrations

Illustration of Swansfield House by William Hall and James Kerr

Swanley, Kent – coloured plan of suggested development for Cooper Estates Ltd. Based on OS map, plan shows existing roads, proposed roads, residential, industrial and shopping areas.

THS 90
Subfonds
n.d.

Part of Sharp (Thomas) Archive

Swanley, Kent – coloured plan of suggested development for Cooper Estates Ltd. Based on OS map, plan shows existing roads, proposed roads, residential, industrial and shopping areas.

Sharp, Thomas, 1901 - 1978, town planner

Swan (Sir Joseph) Archive

SWAN
Archive Collection
approx 1860-1914

Sir Joseph Swan (1828-1914) was a North East physicist, chemist and inventor who is best known for his innovation in the photographic process and the invention of the incandescent light bulb. This small collection comprises of items retained by various members of the Swan family, until donated to Newcastle University in the 1960s/1970s. The collection includes personal family items such as medals and certificates, original Swan lamps and a silk dressing gown, together with items which appear to come from Sir Joseph Swan's home workshop including a number of photographic prints, presumed to date from Sir Joseph Swan's experiments with various photographic print techniques.

Swan, Sir Joseph Wilson, 1829-1914, Knight, Chemist and Electrical Inventor

Swan Family Photographs