Jesuits - Armes

• jes/2/1 Handwritten correspondence to College Principal from Miss Joan M Armes dated 1-Jul-05 [Handwritten letter; 4 sides; 147 x 210 mm on writing paper] Includes memories of visiting Manor whilst her father, Mr James "Bobby" Armes ARICS, worked there. Letter transcribed on Manor Research Drive "\\hx-file\StaffShares$\Manor Research\jes_Jesuits\jes_2_1 Armes letter, Jesuit VDE memories.docx" [internal access only]
• jes/2/2 Correspondence to Miss Joan Armes from Gordon Kingsley, Principal [Typed letter; A4] Invitation to Manor
• jes/2/3 Photograph: Front Circle, 1950s? [Monochrome original; 100 x 150 mm] shows Front entrance door, Lion steps. Laura Armes (mother of Joan), at Harlaxton Manor when father James "Bobby" Armes was doing architectural work for the Jesuits, their car is by the entrance
• jes/2/4 Photograph: Statue of Regency woman, Front Circle. Jesuit times [Monochrome original; 100 x 150 mm] Note: This the statue at Harlaxton Manor that Father Cammack said Joan Armes could have. Other statues that she photographed were of Hamlet and a toga clad Roman, which were moved outside from the Marble Hall

Memories of Harlaxton Manor during Jesuit times (1948-66) in correspondence from Miss Joan Armes, daughter of James (Bobby) Armes ARICS. Bobby Armes carried out architectural work at the Manor for the Jesuits and later Stanford in Britain and University of Evansville.

Archives Box 5 Jesuits

By appointment

Miss Joan Armes, 2005

Letter transcribed on Manor Research Drive

Added by Linda Dawes, College Librarian, April 2017