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Minutes were not maintained in a separate filing system and the original arrangement has been maintained. Arranged chronologically.
Correspondence to and from the Society about the purchase and repair of 18 John Adam Street. Includes correspondence from Mr Wingate from whom 18 John Adam Street was purchased
Correspondence to and from the Society about the mortgage for 6/8 John Adam Street.
Correspondence to and from the Society about the development of the vaults into a commercial facility.
Part 1: Correspondence, both internal and that to and from the Society about the redevelopment of the Vaults and Suther's Court. Among the correspondence are estimates, plans, reports, Minutes of the House Committee and meetings with contractors (1985-1991).
Part 2: Agendas, minutes and working papers of the Policy & Progress Group and the House Development Group (1986-1990).
Correspondence to and from the Society about seating, amplification equipment and doors.
Correspondence to and from the Society about the upgrade of projection facilities in the Great Room. Includes committee minutes, working papers and plans.
Internal correspondence, minutes and reports about the proposed creation of the Benjamin Franklin Room. The proposal was first suggested by Professor Simon Lissim in 1963.
Correspondence about lighting in the Great Room.
Correspondence and minutes about the Accommodation and library Committees concerned with generating public interest in the Society and the re-organisation of the House.
Correspondence relating to the site, includes a draft agreement between the Society and the Peveril Trust Ltd relating to the windows in the new building.
Correspondence about the sales of various properties including: 117 Albert Bridge Road, Battersea; 3 Rosenau Crescent, Battersea; 12 Evering Road, Hackney; 30 Brynmear Road, Battersea; and 9 Soudan Road, Battersea.
Correspondence relating to the development of the Tivoli site includes correspondence on the rights of light.
Correspondence about the arrangements for Professor Rodrigo Moynihan C.B.E., R.A. to paint a portrait of Lord Radnor in the autumn of 1955. Includes a letter from the artist detailing the size and cost of the painting.
Correspondence detailing the cost and design of the lecture bench given to the Society by the Duke of Edinburgh.