Ashby, Thomas, 1874-1931 (British archaelogist and topographer, bibliophile and academic)
Dates
- Existence: 1874-10-14 - 1931
Nationality:
English.
Occupations
Places
- Staines (England) (Place of Birth)
- England (Associated Country)
- Sardinia (Italy) (Other)
Found in 79 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 June 10
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 June 10
Ashby is referring to some proofs of the Papers. Specifically, he wants to make an amendment to Blomfield and Bradshaw's preface which emphasises the relationship between the British School and the French Academy - "with whom we are on the most friendly terms."
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 June 8
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 June 8
Ashby laments at the loss of the Eton photographs, "another calamity," of which there are no copies. He also notes the dissapearance of a lantern which was a gift from the Bulwer sisters.
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 May 31
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 May 31
A brief letter in which Ashby promises a more detailed response to Forsdyke's previous correspondence. Ashby refers to an upcoming trip to England (and London) and hopes to finish his work on his manuscripts.
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 December 14
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 December 14
Ashby's notes to Forsdkye on enclosed materials (now missing): a candidate for a studentship (female, unnamed), a donation from Madame Rivoia to the library (£10), and a request to get a copy of Richter (1917) Met Museum New York handbookt to classical architecture.
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 March 31
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 March 31
Ashby sends many comments and corrections to Forsdyke for proofs.
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 July 25
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 July 25
Acknowledging photos received from 'MOSCIONI', 'ALINARI' and 'BROGI' for a publication.
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 January 3
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1920 January 3
The letter from Ashby reveals a number of elements: he outlines some plans for the New Year, highlighting that Reid, Gardner and Shaw are all coming to the school in the coming months; asks how other institutions in England are doing with regard to resuming German exchanges; remarks on Strong's intentions for leave; and apologises that the Annual Meeting was dull, asking what they can do to galvanise it.
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1919 December 14
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1919 December 14
Ashby sends some notes/ammendments for the Papers with especial reference to figures.
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1919 November 22
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1919 November 22
Ashby, in response to an unknown letter, advises Forsdyke the best time of spring and early summmer for him to visit Italy. Ashby relays some information regarding illustrations too.
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1919 November 11
Letter to Edgar Forsdyke, 1919 November 11
Letter regarding a few points: the allocation of holiday for the Assistant Director (Strong); enclosing plates for Mann's article; asking Reid to write formally to Cardinal Gasquet; and other illustrations for the PBSR.