CH/16/2/1987-1989

CH/16/2/1987-1989

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Fabric Advisory Committee, 1987-1989

1987-1989

1 file

Agenda and signed minutes for the meetings of: 15 July 1987; 11 November 1987; 11 October 1988 (signed minutes only); and 22 February 1989. Agendas and minutes (unsigned) for the meetings of: 19 April 1988; 26 July 1988; 16 May 1989; and 10 October 1989. Minutes of the first meeting of Salisbury Cathedral Fabric Committee (15 July 1987) have the following supporting documents attached: detailed comments from Laurence Whistler on the subject of the Rex Whistler memorial (includes design sketch); paper from Dean H.G. Dickinson providing an introduction to the work of the Fabric Committee (June 1987); letter from Dean H.G. Dickinson confirming the time and location of the first meeting (4 June 1987); and 'Draft 2: Fabric Committee - Proposals for Management' (2 May 1987). Minutes of 26 July 1988 have the following supporting documents attached: Roy Spring's, Clerk of Works, suggestions for Radnor Pew; 'Memorandum from the Dean of Salisbury to members of visiting delegation from The Royal Fine Art Commission and the Cathedrals' Advisory Commission' (1 July 1988); 'Salisbury Cathedral and Close: an archeological brief for 1988/9'; Notes for Trustees' Meeting from Salisbury Cathedral Spire Trust meeting (25 July 1988); Salisbury Cathedral Spire Trust revised investment report (22 July 1988); handwritten minutes from a meeting of the Technical Committee (20 September 1988); and Addendum to the report of the Technical Committee for Salisbury Cathedral Spire Trust (ending 31 March 1988). Minutes of the 22 February 1989 include an annotated copy of the agenda and a report on the possibility of making an alternative access to the Close. Minutes of the 10 October 1989 have the following supporting documents attached: minutes of the meeting of the Technical Committee (19 September 1989); Fabric Committee provisional agenda (10 October 1989); statement by Lord St John of Fawsley,Chairman of Royal Fine Art Commission, given at Salisbury Guildhall (4 October 1989); photocopies of newspaper cuttings about the Royal Fine Art Commission's visit to Salisbury Cathedral and their comments on the proposed new toilet block. Loose paperwork includes: report from Alan Rome, Cathedral Architect, on the subject of the Trinity Chapel (2 December 1987) and also his comments on Consistory Court and south doors into cathedral (7 December 1987). Also a letter from John Tooley relating to his acceptance of the role of chairman of the Fabric Committee (25 October 1989).

English

Material: paper

Gauntlett, S J