399 drawings ranging from 1899 to 2010 but largely from the 1950s to 1980s.
There are copies of three drawings of the house by Ambrose M Poynter and Pieter Rodeck, dated 1899 to 1900. There are proposals for a custodian's cottage in the 1950s and a car-park in the 1960s.
A topographical survey of the site, photogrammetric surveys of the cells and proposals for visitor facilities in the house all date from 1978.
From the 1980s there are a large number of drawings relating to repairs to the guest house and reconstruction of cell eight. There are also electrical drawings for the house and proposals for a pedestrian bridge next to the car-park.
There are seven oversized drawings which are mostly plans of the abbey site and for the construction of the custodians cottage.
This is part of the Series: EHC01/022 English Heritage Plans and Measured Drawings; within the Collection: EHC01 English Heritage(EH):Archive
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Creator of Archive: Coll, Stephen
Creator of Archive: Department Of The Environment, Ancient Monuments Branch
Creator of Archive: Indescon
Creator of Archive: Institute Of Advanced Architectural Studies
Creator of Archive: Plowman Craven And Associates
Creator of Archive: Plowman Craven And Associates
Creator of Archive: Martin Stancliffe Architects
Creator of Archive: Sentinel
Creator of Archive: Ministry Of Public Building And Works
Creator of Archive: Ministry Of Public Building And Works
Creator of Archive: Martin Stancliffe Architects
Creator of Archive: Ministry Of Works
Creator of Archive: Atkins Amc
Creator of Archive: Department Of The Environment
Creator of Archive: English Heritage
Creator of Archive: Sterling Surveys Limited
Creator of Archive: Rodeck, Pieter
Creator of Archive: Angus, Lawrence Mortimer
Creator of Archive: Ferrey, E B
Creator of Archive: Whincap, B T
Creator of Archive: Poynter, Ambrose
Creator of Archive: Stansfield, Burton And Agar
Medieval Carthusian Monastery, Post Medieval House, 20th Century House, Medieval Guest House
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