O./15.45/1/117
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Parte
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[26 Apr. 1844]
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O
R./6.11/13-14
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Unidad documental simple
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Jan., May 1835
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class R
Copy of the letter dated 26 Dec. 1834 concerns his tour of German architecture and carries a note from Rickman to Whewell at the end dated 5 Jan. 1835. The letter dated 6 May 1835 concerns his architectural tour of the Continent.
Add. MS c/51/139
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Unidad documental simple
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30 July 1832
Parte de Additional Manuscripts c
University Club - WW is waiting for Rickman [Thomas Rickman] and then embarking on an architectural tour of Normandy.
Add. MS a/213/174
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Unidad documental simple
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17 Nov. 1842
Parte de Additional Manuscripts a
What success has WW had at Cambridge respecting the subscription for Thomas Rickman's monument?
Add. MS a/213/175
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Unidad documental simple
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27 Mar. 1844
Parte de Additional Manuscripts a
WT sends WW three possible designs for Thomas Rickman's monument. The committee are unanimous in selecting number two.
Add. MS a/213/176
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Unidad documental simple
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30 Mar. 1844
Parte de Additional Manuscripts a
Details concerning the inscription for the proposed Thomas Rickman monument.
Add. MS a/206/194
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Unidad documental simple
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8 Jan. 1841
Parte de Additional Manuscripts a
Birmingham - Thomas Rickman has died.
Add. MS c/51/219
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Unidad documental simple
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20 Nov. 1842
Parte de Additional Manuscripts c
Trinity College - WW recollects RJ agreeing with WW 'that Rickman [Thomas Rickman] was the man of genius among the modern writers on architecture'. Will RJ subscribe to a monument in his honour.
R./6.11/30-37
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Unidad documental simple
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1830-1835
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class R
O./15.46/45
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Unidad documental simple
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[c 1872]
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O
Add. MS a/211/66-68
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Unidad documental simple
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1834-1837
Parte de Additional Manuscripts a
R./6.11/8
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Unidad documental simple
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May 1834
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class R
Add. MS c/51/8
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Unidad documental simple
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[1 Sept. 1821]
Parte de Additional Manuscripts c
London - John Herschel was late in writing because he was hoping to meet WW and RJ in person. WW just caught him 'as he was going to see Davy [Humphry Davy] make some experiments on galvanism which are odd enough'. WW picked up a copy of Rickman [Thomas Rickman, 'An Attempt to Discriminate the Styles of Architecture in England from the Conquest to the Reformation', 1817] for RJ from Taylor's architectural library in Holborn: 'I think you will find it worth cramming - and for the furtherance of your future theory of the origin of pointed architecture I picked up some views of Peterborough which I found and which will show your favourite Basilica on a large scale'.