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Prince Andrew at Aycliffe School
Prince and Accused Youth/ Twelve year old Billy Waugh, of Sherburn Grove, Houghton Spring, Tyne and Wear, who was convicted today of murdering crippled widow Mrs Peggy Greenwood, 58, sitting next to Prince Andrew when the prince opened a new house at the school for disturbed young people and afterwards chatted to pupils. Waugh was then at the school on remand
Agency: Press Association
Prince Andrew's Royal Wedding Carriages
The Glass Coach, in which Sarah Ferguson and her father will ride to Westminster Abbey for her marriage to Prince Andrew next Wednesday, on the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace today. The carriage will be driven by coachman John Nelson on the day with two footmen standing on the back in full State Livery
Agency: Press Association
From Dole to Palace. Footman Andrew McGill (23) from Wavertree, Liverpool, holding horse drawing the 1902 State Landau in the Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace, London today, was on the dole two years ago. He was on duty today when carriages were being prepared for next week's Royal Wedding. The landau will carry Prince Andrew to Westminster Abbey, and return with the Prince and his bride to the palace
Agency: Press Association
The Duke and Duchess of York on their wedding day
On the Balcony. The Duke and Duchess of York wave to the crowd from the balcony of Buckingham Palace, as the Duke holds the train of his bride's wedding dress, after their marriage at Westminster Abbey today
Agency: Press Association
The Duke and Duchess of York on their wedding day
Man and Wife. Prince Andrew and his bride Sarah greet the waiting crowds as they leave Westminster Abbey Wednesday. Ivory dress, Dark blue jacket.
Agency: Associated Press
Photographer: Peter Kemp
The Duke and Duchess of York on their wedding day
The Newly-Weds. The newly created Duke of York and his bride, the Duchess of York, wave to the crowd as they leave Westminster Abbey after their marriage today
Agency: Press Association
Thesis "Edward Thomas als Naturdichter" [Edward Thomas as Nature Writer] plus related correspondence
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Includes correspondence with Edward Eastaway Thomas regarding the thesis and family news
Photograph of single deer, part of As There Is No Hunting Tomorrow
Black and white
Photograph of Zadok Ben David with part of sculpture As There Is No Hunting Tomorrow
Colour
College of St Paul and St Mary postcard
Part of University Archive Miscellaneous Donations (D-Numbers)
Letter from Martin Hughes accompanying D210
Part of University Archive Miscellaneous Donations (D-Numbers)
Letter from Miss N Holmes to Miss Eacott accompanying D235
Part of University Archive Miscellaneous Donations (D-Numbers)
Letter from Betty Stokes of Wolverhampton accompanying D200
Part of University Archive Miscellaneous Donations (D-Numbers)
Deposit relating to Mrs M Fisher née Hodges
Part of University Archive Miscellaneous Donations (D-Numbers)
Fisher, Mrs May
Part of Michael Henry Archive
Published by "Oxford Poetry" Winter 1986, Enitharmon Press 1988
Final draft
Part of Michael Henry Archive
Published by "The Countryman" Autumn 1986; Enitharmon Press 1988
Final draft and photocopy of printed poem from "An Ocean in My Ear"
Part of Michael Henry Archive
Published by "Doors" May 1986; Enitharmon Press 1988
Annotated drafts
Part of Michael Henry Archive
Accepted by "Litmus". Published by "The Tower Poetry Magazine" Summer 1986; Enitharmon Press 1991
Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes marking sheet for the Cheltenham Competitive Festival 1986
Part of Michael Henry Archive
Published by "Doors" September 1986; Enitharmon Press 1991
Annotated drafts including final draft
"Sculpture and Interpretation: The Forest of Dean Project" by Martin Orrom
Describes the foundations of the Sculpture Trail, specifically the Exeter Forest sculpture trail and the 1986 Forest of Dean project
Photographs, possibly of the launch of the "Stand and Stare" project
Photographer possibly John W Darke, Milberg Publishing. Black and white. Shows possibly representatives of the Forestry Commission alongside sculptures in-situ
Photograph of the part-constructed sculpture Place/ Giant's Chair
Black and white
Article "Forest of Dean project"
Published in "Art Monthly". Author unknown. Discusses the Forest of Dean project and Arnolfini 25th anniversary
Newspaper article "Work in progress in the woods" by William Packer
Published in the "Financial Times". Discusses the Forest of Dean project
Newspaper article "How to turn a forest into art" by Marina Vaizey
Published in "The Sunday Times". Discusses the Forest of Dean project
Article "In the Secret Forest of Dean"
Published in "Arts South West: The newspaper of South West Arts". Discusses the Forest of Dean project
"Arnolfini Preview" publication
Features articles on educational workshops in the Forest of Dean and "The Forest as Art"
Includes correspondence between the Forestry Commission and TSWA 3D Arts; press release and information; project newsletter
Photograph of Keir Smith chalking pattern for an Iron Road sleeper
Black and white
Photographer: Meg Robbins
Artist's contract of sale between Keir Smith and the Arnolfini Gallery for the sculpture Iron Road
Two signed contracts. Includes covering letter from Rupert Martin to Keir Smith
Photographs from the Open Workshop event held at Beechenhurst Picnic Site
Colour photographs
"Arts South West: The newspaper of South West Arts" publication
Issue 36. Includes article "Forest flowers" discussing the collaboration between South West Arts and the Forest of Dean
Newspaper article "Dead wood sculpture" by William Feaver
Published in The Observer. Discusses artist David Nash
Broadcast date: 18 July 1986
Agency: Toronto Star Syndicate
Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson at the opening of the Imperial War Museum's new hanger, Duxford
Britain's Prince Andrew with his fiancée Sarah Ferguson at Duxford, Eastern England, where they officially opened the Imperial War Museum's 'superhanger' which will house a permanent display of many types of military aircraft
Agency: Reuters
Photographer: Brian Smith
Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson walking through crowd at Royal Ascot
Britain's Prince Andrew with his fiancée Sarah Ferguson walk through the crowd together on the second day of Royal Ascot week on. It was at last year's Royal Ascot that the couple's romance "took off", Andrew claimed in a previous interview. The couple will marry in London on 23 July
Agency: Reuters
Photographer: John Eggitt
Navy's Double Royal Wedding Cake Makers
Marine Sergeant Alan Starling (30) flanked by Wren Steward Mandy Platt (20) and Naval Chief Petty Officer Trevor Spicer (39), who stand next to one of two identical Royal Wedding Cakes, at the Royal Naval Cookery School, HMS Raleigh, at Torpoint. Two cakes have been made in case of disaster during transportation to Buckingham Palace
Broadcast Date: 21 July 1986
Agency: Press Association
Mr Robert Fellowes, Deputy Secretary of the Queen
ITN Reference: FELL/3
Photographer: Desmond O'Neill
Part of Michael Henry Archive
Published by Five Seasons Press 2014. Shortlisted for "Dream Catcher 27"
Annotated drafts including final draft
London. Princess Anne at the weekend riding Well Wisher on the beach at Brean Down near Burnham-on-Sea when she and husband Captain Mark Phillips exercised horses from trainer David Nicholson's yard
Agency: Press Association