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Sir Aston Webb Drawings
Consists of 369 architectural drawings (mostly presentation drawings), 244 photographs, and 136 "tearsheets" from British architectural periodicals. The following buildings are included among the drawings: Admiralty Arch, Buckingham Palace; Birmingham New Law Courts; University of Cambridge; Imperial College of Science and Technology (London); Royal United Service Institution (Great Britain); Shepard's Bush Flats (London); Stock Exchange War Memorial and Chapel Court Entrance (London); Victoria and Albert Museum.
Two Letters by Sir Aston Webb to M. H. Spielmann, Art Historian, 10 February & 2 April 1904
Arranging to attend Spielmann's forthcoming lecture on the Victoria Memorial, The Mall, London.
Letters by Sir Aston Webb to the RIBA Secretaries, 1887-1897
Informs the Institute that Richard Norman Shaw was opposed to the Royal Gold Medal and was not prepared to accept it if awarded to him; Webb thought the medal should be awarded to buildings rather than architects; agrees to succeed John McVicar Anderson as Hon. Sec. RIBA; agrees to give the RIBA first option in the purchase of his shares in the Architectural Union Company; discusses the letting of galleries at No. 9 Conduit Street, London, the replacement of James Edmeston on the board of the AUC and the sale of Edmeston's AUC shares.
