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BUI/7/1 · Sub-series · 1994-2016
Part of York Guild of Building

Includes general papers and correspondence retained by Tony Neal in his roles with the Guild of Building, usually arranged by date.

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BUI/7/3 · Sub-series · 1954-2016
Part of York Guild of Building

Photographs taken by Anthony (Tony) Neal during his career with the York Guild of Building. Many of the photographs were originally pinned to display boards, but have been removed from these boards by the archivist for safety.

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Hugh Murray pedigrees
HMU/1/76 · Sub-series · 2009-2016
Part of Hugh Murray archive

Pedigrees of various families, including some in the Yorkshire area. Please see item level descriptions for more detailed information about the contents of this sub-series. Copies available from archive staff (subject to Data Protection requirements).

Murray; Hugh (1923-2013)
Oral History of Derek Inns
SLH/1/5 · Sub-series · 7 April 2005-5 April 2019
Part of Strensall Local History Group

Includes four original Wave Sound recordings, four Windows Media Audio files, as well as transcriptions of the interview in Microsoft Word and PDF formats.

Interviews with Ken Smith
HBE/1/8 · Sub-series · 2017-2020
Part of Harriet Beadnell papers

Two interview recordings. The interviews 'took place in the presence of Smith’s wife, Gloria, (GS) and Nick Beilby (NB) and was held on July 24th 2017 at the interviewee's home' (transcript).

The interview transcript (HBE/1/11) provides the following background information about Ken Smith: 'Ken Smith was born in 1925 in Leeds. He worked as an Apprentice Draughtsman with Thomas Green and Son, a Mechanical Engineers. After being called up, Smith served as a Signaller in the 43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division of the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry. He landed on Gold Beach on June 6th 1944. Following the war, Smith worked in the insurance business with the Prudential until retirement' (transcript).

The interviews include discussion about demobilisation, coming home as a casualty, not talking about wartime experiences, keeping his medals in a drawer for 60 years, joining the NVA, the British Legion, and commemoration events.

Interviews with Jack Millin
HBE/1/10 · Sub-series · 2017-2020
Part of Harriet Beadnell papers

Five interview recordings. The interview 'took place on October 3rd 2017 at the interviewee's own home' (transcript).

The interview transcript (HBE/1/11) provides the following background information about Jack Millin: 'Jack Millin was born in 1924. He served as Wireless Operator and Air Gunner with 12 Squadron, South African Air Force in Italy from 1944 to 1945. After the war, Millin changed careers from working in the painting and decorating trade to leisure equipment hire and sales, relating to skiing and outdoor pursuits. He also taught painting and decorating on a part-time basis. He is the former President Chairman of the Manchester Branch of the Air Crew Association and the current Chairman of Tameside Armed Forces Community.' (transcript).

The interviews include discussion about military training, becoming part of a South African Air Force crew, service in North Africa and Italy, coming back from war, First World War veterans, the difference in how veterans are treated in different countries, not talking about his experiences to friends and family, joining the Aircrew Association, and Remembrance Day services.

RFS/13/3 · Sub-series · 2017-2020
Part of River Foss Society

Includes Microsoft Word documents detailing the project background, minutes from a meeting, and results. The 'Permissions' folder contains the donor's gift agreement in PDF format.

The date range for these records (2017-2020) spans from the earliest creation date to the last-modified date. The last-modified dates were inadvertently altered by preservation actions but the original last-modified dates were recovered and are recorded at file level.

HBE/1/9 · Sub-series · 2016-2020
Part of Harriet Beadnell papers

Two interview recordings. The interview 'took place on 7 November 2016 at the interviewee's home' (transcript).

The interview transcript (HBE/1/11) provides the following background information about Ron Goldstein: 'Ron Goldstein was born on August 16th 1923 in London and was called up in October 1942 and served Wireless Operator in Light Ack Ack in the UK. He later served in North Africa, Sicily and Italy and was later re-trained as a Loader/Operator and ended his wartime career in the 4th Queen’s Own Hussars as a Corporal in March 1947. After the war, Goldstein worked for his Father’s clothing company and later became a Manager for other clothing companies. He is Jewish and joined AJEX after war' (transcript).

The interviews include discussion about demobilisation, the heroes return lottery scheme, not talking about the war, war films, losing his brother, working in factories, drinking culture, AJEX, Remembrance Day, the lack of freedom in interviews, digital books, the poem 'Vigil' by Jeremy F. Robson 'written by a Jewish person at a German railway station', wanting to record his experiences, having a diary ('you could get shot for keeping a diary'), learning to use a computer.

Interviews with James Mason
HBE/1/7 · Sub-series · 2017-2020
Part of Harriet Beadnell papers

Two interview recordings. The interviews 'took place in Mr Mason’s own home on November 6th 2017' (transcript).

The interview transcript (HBE/1/11) provides the following background information about James Mason: 'James Mason was born in March 1926 in South Yorkshire. He was called up in 1944 and joined the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. He then made his way through Holland and Belgium to Germany (Dusseldorf in particular) and took part in the victory parade in Paris. Prior to being called up, he worked as a coal miner and was a member of the Home Guard' (transcript).

The interviews include discussion about the British Legion, being demobilised, not talking about the war at home, medals, meeting a girl who lived on a barge on the river Rhine, and his box of memorabilia.

Interviews with Ken Cooke
HBE/1/5 · Sub-series · 2017-2020
Part of Harriet Beadnell papers

Two files recording interviews with Ken Cooke. The interviews 'took place on August 7th 2017 in the presence of Nick Beilby (NB) at the interviewee's home' (transcript).

The interview transcript (HBE/1/11) provides the following background information about Ken Cook: 'Ken Cooke was born in 1925. He served as an Infantryman in the Green Howards (Yorkshire Regiment). He landed on Gold Beach on June 6th 1944. After the war, Ken returned to York and worked for Rowntree’s for nearly fifty years..'

The interviews include discussion about whether Ken considers himself a veteran, coming home from war, how long it took for soldiers to open up about their experiences, the British Legion, the NVA, being on television, medals, D-Day.

Photographs
Y/ENV/5/19/15 · Sub-series · 1950s
Part of York Civic Archive

Black and white photographs of slaughterhouses in York. Includes images of slaughterhouses in Barbican Place, and Clementhorpe

CDG/1/4 · Sub-series · c.1890-c.1907
Part of Camidge family papers

Black and white photographs of William Camidge in his later years, including one image of him with his grandson.

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Membership badges
CON/2/4 · Sub-series · C20th century
Part of York Central Conservative Club

Badges that were for the use of officials of the club.

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JAR/1/2 · Sub-series · c.1500 - c.1900
Part of Raine Family Papers

A collection of newspaper cuttings, extracts, notes, documents and sketches relating to various York events, court proceedings and buildings.

Scrapbooks
RPL/9/1 · Sub-series · 1960s
Part of Rowntree Players Dramatic Society

Scrapbooks relating to plays in which Frank Higgins performed. Includes photographs and newspaper articles as well as additional materials.

Y/HEA/10/1/1 · Sub-series · early 20th century
Part of York Civic Archive

A collection of lantern slides belonging to York's first full-time Medical Officer of Health, Edmund Moody Smith. The collection includes slides of patients with infectious diseases, model housing, health services, graphs and statistics and information slides.

Artefacts
Y/EDU/1/2/5 · Sub-series · 24th March 1934-c.1952
Part of York Civic Archive

Currently includes one hymn board, one plaque commemorating the opening of the school library, and one wooden sign saying 'Queen Anne Grammar School.'

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Collected Records
JAR/1/3 · Sub-series · c.1500 - c.1900
Part of Raine Family Papers

Documents and notes relating to various families, notes on various histories and extracts from wills.

Y/ORD/4/6/6 · Sub-series · c.1939-1945
Part of York Civic Archive

Includes papers relating to potential gas attacks, bomb threats, air raid precautions for animals, emergency feeding and rest centres and posters produced by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.

Photographs and negatives
ACO/4/6 · Sub-series · 2000s
Part of Acomb Local History Group

Includes two volumes of photographic prints, and four plastic photograph containers. One contains photographic prints only, whilst the other three contain thumbnail prints and CD-ROMs.

Y/HEA/10/1/5 · Sub-series · no date [early 20th century]
Part of York Civic Archive

Public Health educational slides. Images include individuals with infectious diseases (chickenpox, measles and measles), warnings of fire hazards and pushchair hazards, and microscopic images. Also includes two black and white photographs of narrow alleyway and small printed health education slogans regarding cancer.

Y/HEA/10/1/7 · Sub-series · no date [early 20th century]
Part of York Civic Archive

Includes slides of mother/infant classes and nurseries in various English cities; microscopic images of diseases; images of children with infectious diseases; images of health and childcare warnings; slide of a model dairy, and a portrait of Benjamin Broadbent.

PHO/5/315 · Sub-series · c.1982-December 2003
Part of Photograph and image collection

Seven colour digital scans of photographs showing flooding in North Street, Ouse Bridge, St George's Field and Tower Street. The exact date for the floods is unknown, however it is thought probably that the subject matter is the Winter 1982 floods. Please see item level descriptions for more detailed information about the contents of this subseries. Covering dates are from the date the photograph was taken to the last modified date.

PHO/5/318 · Sub-series · c.2001-1 July 2004
Part of Photograph and image collection

Eleven colour digital photographs showing building work on the site of the old Victoria House on Micklegate, York. The images were take as the building was being constructed, most likely in around 2001 (the existing building was demolished in 2001). Please see item level descriptions for more detailed information about the contents of this subseries. Covering dates are from the date the photograph was likely to be taken to the last modified date.