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Labelled 'The Vicarage Kildale'. Later became known as the Old Rectory. The building, which dates back to the 17th century, is viewed from the road. Glass plate negative.

Labelled 'Rosebury Topping near Guisbro [sic]'. The label is a reference to the town of Guisborough. The photograph shows Roseberry Topping hill from a distance and a stone wall is also visible. Glass plate negative.

Labelled 'Original use of battlements from Viollet-le-Duc'. This is thought to be from a book titled 'In Troubadour-Land: A Ramble in Provence and Languedoc' by Sabine Baring-Gould. The illustration shows a figure standing on the wall of a battlement. Lantern slide.

The volume was compiled by J W Knowles and consists of newspaper cuttings on artists of local and national importance. It also includes handwritten notes and observations on art, as well as notices of local exhibitions and some small
sketches.

The volume was compiled by J W Knowles and includes handwritten biographical notes on historical artists based in York, as well as newspaper obituaries of more recent artists.

Includes catalogues for various art exhibitions held at York City Art Gallery during the period.

Papers collated by either J W Knowles or his son J A Knowles relating to classic architecture. Includes handwritten notes, newspaper cuttings, engravings and copies of 'A theoretical and practical treatise on the five orders of architecture.'

Loose newspaper cuttings which had not yet been bound into volumes.

Includes correspondence and photographs received by both John Ward Knowles and his son J A Knowles, concerning the British Society of Master Glass-Painters; Bringmann and Schmidt, German glass painters; and individual stained glass windows. The letters appear to have been acquired due to the Knowles' involvement in the Journal of the British Society of Master Glass-Painters.

Comparative list of household accounts of J W Knowles between 1856 and 1866.

Also includes some session programmes.

The photographs were collected by John Ward Knowles in his capacity as a member of the Society.

Includes handwritten notes on subchanters, 1877; list of choristers with occasional short biographies; newspaper cuttings, letter head entitled 'Stained Glass Medieval Art Works, 23 Stonegate, York'; weekly programmes of services at York Minster, 1920; and four exercise books entitled '98 List of Old Boys', '97 York Cathedral Songmen', '96 Songmen and Choristers', and 'List of Organ Builders'.

Includes handwritten notes by John Ward Knowles relating to churches across England and glass painting. Also includes a pamphlet entitled 'Churches of Yorkshire' by an unknown author.

Scrapbook containing newspaper cuttings and handwritten notes on George Hudson, the Queen's Jubilee and local affairs, compiled by J W Knowles.

One block showing a stained glass window from the church.

Includes loose handwritten notes and newspaper cuttings compiled by J W Knowles about musicians in the city, primarily the various bands and some individuals. Also includes an 'index to York musicians'.

Includes handwritten notes and newspaper cuttings compiled by J W Knowles and relating to music, artists, venues and events. Indexed.

Includes research notes compiled by J W Knowles from texts in the Minster Library, relating to Yorkshire churches. Also includes photographs and colour heraldic designs. Indexed.

Includes newspaper cuttings and handwritten notes relating to Yorkshire churches, as well as legends, folklore and strange tales; local landmarks; castles and grand houses; Blind Jack of Knaresborough; railway centenary celebrations; ecclesiastical news and obituaries. Indexed.

Includes loose material relating to the British Music Society. The volume is also titled 'Chapels.'

Includes loose material encased in archival polyester pockets. The volume is also titled 'Churches.'

The volume also includes handwritten notes about various aspects of stained glass, as well as copies of printed articles and newspaper cuttings about the subject.

Includes handwritten notes and press cuttings relating to various glass painters operating in York, mainly during the medieval period.

It is likely that this notebook was collated either by John Alder Knowles or his father, John Ward Knowles.

Includes:
The Cathedrals of England, supplement to the Illustrated London News, 23rd February 1893;
The Cathedrals of Great Britain, 2nd series, supplement to the Illustrated London News, 23rd March 1895;
The Illustrated Carpenter & Builder, 31 May 1918.

Untitled exercise book compiled by J W Knowles marked '4'. Includes newspaper clippings and handwritten notes covering theatrical news and a poster for the Princes Theatre, Manchester, 1871.

Exercise book compiled by J W Knowles marked '9 - Glass painting etc'. The volume consists of handwritten notes and printed material, including the technical details of various paintings, notes on glass painting and particular windows such as Appleton Roebuck, St William's Window in York Minster and St Michael le Belfrey, York.

Exercise book compiled by J W Knowles marked '17 - glossary'. The volume contains handwritten notes on a variety of subjects. Includes a pamphlet of astrological tables, details of the values of old money and weights and measures.

The book was published in 1764.

The image depicts heads from the coronation subject at St Helen's Church (presumably York).

The corroded glass has left the traced lines in relief.

The image was taken from Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1797.

The window is possibly from St Bennet.

Includes transcription.

Annunciation Ecouen copied from the panel of Story of Psyche. Reproduction from book - Fig.1. - Eglise d'Ecouen - Vitrail de l'Annonciation (Ecouen Church - Stained Glass of the Annunciation).

Image of carved screen from Newark Church. Pews visible in foreground. Believed to be the work of Thomas Drawswerd.

From the Clerstory, St Martin-le-Grand, York. Image of both sides of the stained glass window, caption 'North Clerestory. St Martin-le-Grand, York - Figure of St Mark turned over and made to face in the opposite direction becomes St Luke'.

Reproduction from a German book, showing an image of the clerestory in Cologne Cathederal.

Photo of circular stained glass [depicting the Last Supper?] 'In possession of Frank Green York' inked on the plate.

Reproduction of stained glass window from a French book.

Reproduction of stained glass window from a French book, showing Psyche and her sisters.

Image of two Jost Amman woodcuts: 'Der Glasser' & 'Der Glassmaler' with short poems beneath each. German. Two half plate enlargements.

Reproduction of a coaching notice advertising the new York to London stage coach, 'which performs the whole Journey in Four Days, (if God permits)'. 1706.

Image of writing (signature on Gyle's work?): Edmond Gyles, Glass Painter [father of Henry] Born 1611 died 1676.

Depicting two male figures, one crawling/kneeling one standing, at shrine.

Medieval window - three figures at a shrine, one (male, bearded) praying, one (male, tonsured) kneeling.

Medieval window showing figures in a church, angels, scroll with Latin writing on.

Medieval window showing St Lawrence, hands tied, lying on gridiron. ST LAVRENTIVS written below.

Medieval window. Very faded.

Medieval window showing a group of figures.

1) Standing (male?) figure labelled 'labor', kneeling, richly dressed female figure labelled 'dolor'. 2) Male and female figures (naked, with bound wrists) PAVPERTAS ADAM ET EVE CREDVLITAS. 3) Seven richly dressed female figures, city in background. 4) Lo

Blown-up image of degradation in glass.

Reproduction of engraving, showing a monk being invited through the gates of Heaven at the front of a line of people, angels in background. Caption: 58:3 Moyen âge XIVc. S.

Reproduction from English book: photo of Choir window, Gloucester cathedral, next to diagram to show length.

From a drawing by Miss Mabel Leaf. Two plates (top and bottom half of image) showing window depicting St Christopher carrying Christ child over river. 2 images. Bottom image signed 'M. Leaf. 1909'.

Reproduction of both halves of an indenture contract between John Brown and William Smith.

Two plates. One with six reproduced images of paintings by Holbein, Raphael & Feuerbach; one with four images by Reubens & Morillo.

2 plates. Reproductions from English books: 1) from York Minster, Isbister & co, p60, inc. sentence 'In 1371 the name of William de Auckland appears as Vitriarius, and it would seem that the Dean and Chapter always maintained such an official, with a wor

The figures are St John the Evangelist and St John the Baptist, from the East Window, Holy Trinity, Goodramgate. Includes images of Saints torso, showing similarities. Captioned 'The Same drawing probably used for both'. Four images in total on one plate.

Image of part of the window, showing a figure surrounded by a scroll with Latin script.

Circular stained glass window showing a bishop wearing mitre and chasuble over armour, with staff in one hand, sword and shield (with coat of arms) in the other. There is a chateau or castle in the background.

Celluloid plate showing a negative of section of Wolveden window.

Celluloid plate showing a negative of the bottom section of the Parker window, with three lights and twelve panels.

One celluloid plate, with glass plates. All negative images of different sections of Clerestory.

Negative of medieval(?) stained glass showing scenes from the life of Christ.

From Lasteyrie, Hist. de la peinture sur verre . See also quarter plate negatives for other examples. Reproduction from the book showing a circular stained glass image of fox wearing cloak standing in pulpit, preaching to cockerel, hens and chicks. Captio

Four celluloid plates. Plates 1 and 2: identical images of medieval stained glass - various (portions of faces, torsos, hands, a lion.). Plates 3 and 4: identical images of medieval stained glass - various (fragments of text, flowers, patterns etc).

Reproduction of four newspaper adverts for stained glass exhibitions, with handwritten dates added to each; Mr Pearson (1790), 'The late Mr & Mrs Pearson' (1838), Mr Backler's notice of postponement of exhibition ( Sept 1830), Mr Backler's exhibition of

Enlarged reproductions of Van Dyck's portraits of: plate 1) Madam Kirk; and plate 2) Lady Poulett (from the neck down). Same images as in KNO/24/299.

Reproduction of an image of the window showing medieval(?) male figure and sun with human face. Captioned 'From drawings by Miss Mabel Leaf'.

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (Moses?).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (female figures in background, male figures in foreground. One touching another's face - healing?).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (two children addressing male and female adult).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral: enlargement of two female? heads.

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (male and female figures, one kneeling).

Section of window, presumably from Canterbury cathedral (two circular panels - scenes from life of Becket?).