Repository | Special Collections Archives (GB 0029) |
Ref No | EUL UA/P/2b |
Date | 1922-1955 |
Level | File |
Extent | 1 file plus glass plate negatives and oversize items |
Title | University photographs: people: UCSWE officials and college groups |
Description | Photographs (including oversize) and glass plate negatives of officials and group college photographs of the University College of the South West. The contents of the file are as follows:
i) Walter H Moberly Principal of the University College of the South West 1925-1926. Moberly House (Duryard Halls) is named after him.
ii) John Murray Principal of the University College of the South West of England 1926-1951. He was responsible for beginning the transfer of UCSWE to the Streatham campus and in 1956 became an honorary graduand of the University at the congragation held to install the Chancellor having been awarded the Charter. Murray House (Duryard Halls) is named after him.
iii) F H Newman First professor of physics from 1923 and director of the Washington Singer Laboratories from their opening in 1931, he became Acting-Principal of the University College of the South West of England 1951-1952, the year of his death. The Newman Building is named after him.
iv) L M Grayburn College appeal organiser 1926-1935.
v) Sir Henry Lopes Deputy President of the University College of the South West of England 1922-1936 and (as Lord Roborough) President 1936-1938. Lopes Hall is named after him.
vi) K M Constable Warden of Reed Hall for many years.
vii) Roderick Ross Registrar 1952 -1975 (title changed to Secretary in 1954). He was an occasional cricketer and founded the Nomads, one of two staff cricket clubs, in 1965.
viii) UCSWE college groups [oversize] Oct 1927, May 1929 [2 copies], May 1931, May 1939 |
Format | Photograph |
Access Status | Open |
Copyright | Usual EUL restrictions apply. NB some photographs are under the copyright of Henry Wykes; Western Times; Cambridge Daily News; West African Newspapers; Vandyk. |
Creator_Name | University College of the South West of England |
Wykes; Henry; photographer |
Western Times |
West African Newspapers |
Vandyk; -; photographer |
Cambridge Daily News |