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At present this collection comprises one job file for the work carried out.

At present this collection comprises one job file for the work carried out.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Includes papers and additional correspondence relating to the Crash Plan.

Ledgers for the York Cemetery including name of deceased and amounts paid for various different services such as public graves and stonework.

Order books for Masons' associated with York Cemetery Company.

At present this collection comprises one job file for the work carried out.

At present this collection comprises one job file regarding work carried out.

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Wages book for members of the welfare department.

At present this collection comprises one job file for the work carried out.

At present this collection comprises one job file regarding work carried out.

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Includes manuals relating to nuclear weapons, line communication, field cable construction, Army health and rescues.

Registers of accounts relating to the administration of the City Institution/The Grange (formerly the workhouse)

Overview account books for Blacksmiths and Masons' associated with York Cemetery.

At present this collection comprises one job file for the work carried out.

At present this collection comprises one job file for the work carried out.

At present this collection comprises two job file for the work carried out.

At present this collection comprises three job files regarding work carried out.

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Notebooks kept by the recorder of the Quarter Sessions of the Peace, detailing particular cases heard by the court.

At present this collection comprises one job file for the work carried out.

Includes papers relating to Washington Hall (the Home Office training centre in Lancashire) and York Mansion House.

Admission and discharge books kept by the Porters' of The Grange.
Includes name; age; occupation; religion; residence; name and address of nearest relative; date of admission and discharge; and how discharged.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Incomplete set - numbers 1, 2, 4-8, 19-26, 28-32 and 36 are missing.

Incomplete set - includes programmes for 'The Pirates of Penzance,' 'The Yeoman of the Guard,' 'The Gondoliers,' 'The Winters Tale', 'Ruddigore' and 'King Lear.'

At present this collection comprises one job file for the work carried out.

Copies of letters sent by the River Manager.

The carbon copies contain details of charges due for each vessel, the name of the captain and master, and particulars of the boat.

Includes one circular, papers regarding mobilisation and deployment and a report by Marshall and Pengilley.

Record timings and distances held by cyclists of the Ebor Cycling Club.

At present this collection comprises one job file for the work carried out.

Indexes and lists of Civil Defence files.

Includes details of the hierarchy of Wardens, their roles, a regional officer's study, training correspondence and papers regarding Warden numbers.

Includes procedures for reconnaisance parties.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Diaries maintained by the Lord Mayor's Secretary for Alderman Archibald Kirk and Councillor Stanley Palphramand, then Lord Mayors of York, during the period of their terms of office.

Ledgers detailing items purchased by York Cemetery Company.

Diaries of people who held the position of Lord Mayor of York for the period of their term of office.

At present this collection comprises four job files for the work carried out. The work relates specifically to the proposed village hall and tennis courts.

Includes information about the remembrance services in 1950, 1961, 1966 and the planned commemoration of the Battle of Britain in 1966.

Volumes recording the sales of headstones and other monuments. York Cemetery Company later took over the business of monumental masons in other places.

Correspondence files created by the office of the Lord Mayor of York.

Includes receipts, invoices and cheque stubs arranged chronologically. Incomplete series. The collection is not thought to represent all the financial transactions accrued by the Company during this period. Some later files also include correspondence and press cuttings.

Please note that receipt stubs are usually contained in five year bundles, but filed with the records of the first year concerned. The records up until 1890 correspond with the entries in BUT/2/1. These files were originally contained in a metal deed box. See BUT/4 for the deed box itself, which has also been retained.

Includes ballots, writs, forms, polling paperwork, Local Government Review, postal vote paperwork, paperwork regarding election counting and expenses, posters, staff paperwork, correspondence, election nominations and postcards.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Includes papers relating to premises owned or hired by the York Civil Defence Association. Also includes plans and maps relating to the construction of garages for the Civil Defence Corps.

Includes papers relating to the publicity of Civil Defence roles, and public screenings of Civil Defence films.

Papers relating to the management of Civil Defence control centres,

Includes correspondence and circulars relating to Civil Defence in industry.

Minutes of meetings of the Civil Defence Assocation, including committee meetings.

Includes correspondence relating to contracts open for tender, the opening of a wireless station, formation of a telephone preference scheme and papers relating to electricity.

Includes reports, correspondence, the 'One in five scheme' and handbook on emergency welfare scheme.

Includes papers relating to the Association of Civil Defence officers and the Civil Defence Association, as well as information about the re-organisation of Civil Defence in York in 1967.

Contains information about the equipment held by the Civil Defence Association in York. Includes details of items on loan and items retained after the Second World War.

Various photographs of members of the York and District Lambretta Club on rally's and trips in York and at other locations in the UK.

The magazine was initially published four times per year and included articles about the school, staff, pupils and school clubs. By 1949 was being published annually in July. Editions for 1912-1914, 1916-1921, 1925-1928, 1932-1939, 1948, 1955 and are missing.

Includes recruitment campaign papers, information relating to canvassing for new recruits and associated correspondence.

Includes files relating to planning in the event of a nuclear attack, essential service routes, awards, radiological defence instruments and fallout and contamination.

Arthur Cooke was a Civil Defence Officer in York in the 1950s and 1960s. These files form his personal collection of correspondence created in the course of this duties.

Includes papers relating to the management of the Fire Service in York.

Includes papers relating to annual inspections and reviews of the Civil Defence Corps.

Correspondence files created by the office of the Lord Mayor of York.

Includes files relating to staff and volunteer resignations and transfers of civil defence volunteers.

Includes files relating to the York experiment, the Second York experiment and the experiment regarding the conservation of food.

Includes papers relating to Civil Defence regional conferences, as well as the controllers designate conference. Also includes lists of attendees and minutes.

Editions of the Civil Defence Officers journal.

Contains general correspondence regarding the sale of equipment and the closure of the Civil Defence Corps.

Includes files relating to toxic agents, features of an atomic bomb, radioactive products, a report on the British mission to Japan and the Windscale accident.

The book was part of the Philip Hazard series.

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Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Papers relating to first aid courses, competitions and services.

Includes one circular, papers regarding mobilisation and deployment and a report by Marshall and Pengilley.

Includes paperwork relating to the Technical Reconnaisance Officers, and and up to date list of staff.

Includes record cards, payment information, files and pamphlets

Includes papers relating to the installation of air raid shelters in York, as well as meeting minutes, surveys and associated reports.

Includes papers relating to individual members of staff, payments, staff uniforms and the staff training college. Also includes information relating to volunteers.

Includes correspondence regarding vehicles used for Civil Defence purposes, as well as lists of petrol used, paperwork regarding the ambulance service, correspondence regarding the use of ambulances and cars in the event of an emergency and the disposal of vehicles.

Files of sketches, blueprints and measured drawings for glass product designs prepared for a wide range of customers and filed by product type.

Volumes detailing expenditure for the York Cemetery Company. Also includes details of expenditure as part of the liquidation process of the Company before becoming a Trust.

Volumes 1 to 6 of the journal.

Correspondence files created by the office of the Lord Mayor of York.

The job files relating to the demolition of the school and the creation of a shop.

Includes war books and one index to war book files.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Register of licences granted in the licensing district of the county of the City of York. Includes street and parish, sign of house, description of licence, value of premises, holder of licence and changes. Contain index by name of licence holder.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Incoming correspondence sent to the manager of Naburn Lock.

The magazine was issued quarterly and contained articles, details of sports competitions, school rolls and information on the Old Boys' Association. During the First World War it also includes details of military honours obtained by former pupils and a roll of honour. The magazine was reissued in 1939, reverting to 'Volume 1', and during the Second World War the magazine includes lists of former pupils serving in HM Armed Forces.

Correspondence files created by the office of the Lord Mayor of York.

Includes polling information, cheques, envelopes and forms, posters, ballots papers, postal votes, details of absent voters, election expenses, rejected voting applications, and Proxy Votes.

General administrative papers concerning clearance areas. Includes correspondence; committee papers; reports; summaries; and housing programme papers.