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DCA Canter, David Archive Fonds
c1953-2006 Archive of Professor David Canter, Environmental Psychology. This collection is currently uncatalogued and is likely to be catalogued by the end of 2019. -
DCB Canter, David Environmental Psychology Library Fonds
1892-2007 The library of works on the discipline of environmental psychology, collected by Professor David Canter and deposited with the University in 2011. -
DDC Druce, Duncan Archive Fonds
1950s-2015 7 Boxes containing 62 compositions by Duncan Druce. The collection includes a mixture of handwritten and printed scores, notes and programmes. -
DDL Denby Dale Labour Party Archive Fonds
1948-2009 The archives of the Denby Dale Labour Party which includes minute books, financial records, photographs, promotional fliers and election campaign materials, and a brief history of the Party. -
DH Hodgson Cricket Collection Archive Fonds
1938-2010 This collection contains correspondence and books on Cricket in Yorkshire collected by him. -
EDW Wolfenden, Edith (Denton), Diaries Archive Fonds
1922 - 1980 These pocket diaries were kept by Edith between 1922 and 1980. In them she recorded her daily activities, family events and feelings about her life.
The years 1922-1951 and 1953-1980 are represented in the diaries, and the collection also includes a handwritten list of Bernard's ailments, 1936-77 and a handwritten account of Bernard's activities, her comings and goings from Birklands and his divorce, 1970-1975.
There is also a photograph of man in an ornate box with metal clasps (who could be Edith's father who died in the 1920s.
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EMC The Robin Adams Early Music Collection Fonds
1946-2016 Collection of commercially published vinyl LP records that relate to Early Music and particularly viol music. The collection was assembled by Robin Adams, a trustee of The Viola da Gamba Society. -
EN England Netball Archive Fonds
1900-Present Records of the start of netball in England and of England Netball and its predecessors from the foundation of the The All England Women's Net Ball Association in 1926 with material up to the present day.
Main series of records include:
Annual reports 1927-to the present day (EN/CP/1)
Annual General Meeting minutes 1929-to the present day (EN/CP/4)
Council minutes 1929-1999 (EN/CP/2/11)
Committee minutes at EN/CP/2
Rules of the game, training for umpires and player development 1919-2011 (EN/RU)
Netball Magazine 1933-to the present day (EN/CR/2)
Records of competitions, domestic and international 1949-to the present day (EN/CM)
Scoresheets for domestic and international matches and tournaments 1949-to the present day (EN/CM)
Press cuttings 1938-to the present day (EN/MD/3)
Audio visual recordings of games 1902-2000s (EN/RE)
These records were collated and catalogued as part of a Heritage Lottery Fund project in 2016 celebrating 90 years of netball: http://www.ournetballhistory.org.uk/ led by Project Officer Helen Carter with assistance from Tasmine Castle and volunteer Elizabeth Sartori. -
FBS Friends Book Society Fonds
1834-Present These records reflect the history of the Friends Book Society, founded in 1834. It consists of minute books and two histories of the society. It also includes a small amount of modern material taking the history of the society up to the present day. The minutes reflect the rules of the society and how these have changed over time, the changing membership, the proposal of books, their flow around the membership and their eventual sale. -
FHP Folly Hall Mill Project Archive Fonds
c 2009 This collection contains the research outputs of the community led project into investigating the working life of the Folly Hall Mill, its owners, the Lumbs, and its employees. It contains records of the administrative side of the project, including reports for the Heritage Lottery fund (HLF), records of meetings to plan the project, steering report and other administrative papers. It also includes the outputs of research, including edited and unedited video interviews and copies of photographs. It also includes a copy of the project photographic exhibition boards, and a copy of the project website, which can be located at www.follyhall.hud.ac.uk.