Sous-série 20 - Woodchseter

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ST MARY’S RETREAT, WOODCHESTER, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, 1846 - 1850

RACK IVA:

SHELF ONE:

BOX ONE:

1. Platea of Northfield House, Woodchester, 1846-1849
2. Woodchester Mass Book, 1849 - 1850 and Broadway, 1850 - 1877
3. Book of Visitations and Permissions, Woodchester and Broadway, 1847-1877
4. Mass Suffrage Book for Benefactors and Dead Religious, Woodchester, 1848-1850
5. A handwritten copy of the obituary of Blessed Fr Dominic Barberi in the Woodchester Book of Suffrages, 1848-1850
6. Two photocopies of Dedication: Our Blessed Ladye of the Annunciation, Woodchester, 11 October 1849
7. Notes from Fr Vincent McNabb OP
8. The Woodchester Story, 3 parts, compiled by the Dominicans
9. Three photos of the cottage at Nympsfield where it is reputed Blessed Dominic said Mass
10. Photo of St Mary’s Retreat, Woodchester, 1849-1850
11. Photo of Northfield House, Woodchester
12. Dominican Priory Church, Woodchester, anonymous, undated
13. E. Essex OP, Dominican Church, Woodchester, undated
14. A white envelope containing 2 photos of the Church and Dominican priory, Woodchester
15. Newspaper cutting, Catholic Herald, 11 February 1949, article on Woodchester Dominican Priory
16. Newspaper cutting, Tablet, 4 December 1926, referring to an entry in the Tablet, 5 December 1846 about the Passionists in Woodchester.
17. Four copies of typed MS, Woodchester, Gloucestershire, 1846-1850 (by Fr Sylvester Palmer? 1950s?)
18. Fr Sylvester Palmer CP, an article on Woodchester, in Students’ Magazine, Preachers of the Passion, Winter 1952
19. Programme of Festival of Flowers, Church of the Annunciation, Woodchester, Restoration Appeal, undated.
20. R. Barton and B. Torode, Nailsworth’s Italian Missionary - Blessed Dominic of the Mother of God, 1987, typescript
21. Sr Dominic Savio (Hamer) CP, ‘The Church of the Annunciation: A Monument to Blessed Dominic Barberi, Passionist’, Gloucestershire Catholic History Society Journal, no. 32, Winter, 1997, pp.3-19, 2 copies.
22. Duff Hart-Davis, ‘Woodchester Park Mansion’, Telegraph Magazine, 19 October 1991, pp.52-58