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2664 - Talbot family of Lacock

1 - Estate

1 - General

2 - Wiltshire

1 - Deeds and legal

2 - Manorial

3 - Rentals

4 - Surveys

5 - Maps and plans

1 - Sketches relating to archaeological excavations at Silbury Hill & Huish Hill. Single sheet.

2 - Plan of the ground floor plan of Lacock monastery, including cloisters. Undated.

3 - Plans and drawings of Lacock and Charlton.

4 - Map of the proposed Wilts and Somerset Railway, with the improved line from Bradford on Avon to Bath and the proposed line from Trowbridge to Thingley. 6 copies.

5 - Two plans of the Lacock estate.

6 - Plan detailing heating arrangements for Lacock Abbey.

7 - Plan of a portion of New Farm, Lacock.

8 - Plan of Lacock drainage in connection with Lacock Abbey estate properties.

9 - Plan of drainage for the Red Lion Inn, Lacock.

10 - Two ground floor plans of Lacock Abbey by Harold Brakspear as included in his book.

11 - Plan of the proposed alterations to Tower House, Reybridge for G L Palmer by Frederick Banks.

12 - Plan of proposed cottages in Church Street, Lacock, for Charles Henry Talbot.

13 - Plan of alterations to the Red Lion, Lacock, for Charles Henry Talbot.

14 - Plans by Harold Brakspear for the Red House, Lacock.

15 - Plans of Porch House, Lacock, and two letters from Harold Brakspear, architect, concerning replacement of timberwork of gables.

16 - Map of the Lacock estate.

17 - Map of Lacock with notes about occupation and numbered houses.

18 - Notes and plans on the history of the water supply at Lacock.

19 - Map of the Demesne lands and manor of Lacock and freehold estates in the parish, both subject to tithe and tithe-free. Also Nethermore farm, Lydells and Wood lands in Chippenham. John Overton, surveyor.

20 - Ordnance survey geological map sheet 34, covers Wiltshire.

6 - Accounts

7 - Correspondence

8 - Other

3 - Shropshire

4 - Other

2 - Household

3 - Family

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