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Elizabeth Woodcock, papers and correspondence

Others documents about Elizabeth Woodcock of Histon

The Museum of Cambridge has collected a file of papers related to Elizabeth Woodcock over the years:

A printed document containing a short poem about Elizabeth Woodcock and a narrative account of her journey home in a blizzard.

Elizabeth Woodcock, Hone’s Everyday Book p1

Printed text documenting the story of Elizabeth Woodcock being trapped in snow, with a vertical shadow cast across the page.

Elizabeth Woodcock, Hone’s Everyday Book p2

Handwritten letter on lined paper addressed to a museum regarding historical research into Elizabeth Woodcock and H. Muncey.

Letter 1990 re Elizabeth Woodcock & William Muncey

A handwritten letter on lined paper containing a numbered list about historical descendants and a personal message.

Letter 1990 re Elizabeth Woodcock & William Muncey

Handwritten letter on lined paper detailing a family tree descending from Elizabeth Woodcock, signed off with p.t.o. at bottom.

Letter 1990 re Elizabeth Woodcock & William Muncey

A black-and-white print depicts a woman in a hooded cloak sitting inside a recessed snowy hollow with her hands held together.

Article by Robert Halliday about Elizabeth Woodcock

A printed page containing a drawing of a man in a top hat by a memorial stone and two small black-and-white photographs.

Article by Robert Halliday about Elizabeth Woodcock

A printed page of text featuring a biographical memoir of Lord Chief Justice Eyre and an account of Elizabeth Woodcock.

Account of Elizabeth Woodcock in Biographical memoirs of Lord Chief Justice Eyre

A page of 18th-century printed text with the header Narrative of the Sufferings of Elizabeth Woodcock and a footnote.

Account of Elizabeth Woodcock in Biographical memoirs of Lord Chief Justice Eyre

A page of printed text titled Narrative of the Sufferings of Elizabeth Woodcock, featuring two columns of eighteenth-century type.

Account of Elizabeth Woodcock in Biographical memoirs of Lord Chief Justice Eyre

A page of printed text titled Narrative of the Sufferings of Elizabeth Woodcock, detailing her medical recovery from frostbite.

Account of Elizabeth Woodcock in Biographical memoirs of Lord Chief Justice Eyre

A page from a historical publication featuring dense columns of printed text about obituaries, births, and marriages.

Account of Elizabeth Woodcock in Biographical memoirs of Lord Chief Justice Eyre

A typed document outlining museum records and a letter regarding artefacts related to Elizabeth Woodcock.

Museum acquisition notes re Elizabeth Woodcock

A typed document on white paper detailing historical notes, letters, and inscriptions regarding Elizabeth Woodcock.

Museum acquisition notes re Elizabeth Woodcock

A typewritten document recording museum notes about Elizabeth Woodcock, including inscriptions and details of her memorial.

Museum acquisition notes re Elizabeth Woodcock

A printed document listing historical records and newspaper clippings concerning the story of Elizabeth Woodcock.

Museum acquisition notes re Elizabeth Woodcock

A document with typed text detailing the discovery of Elizabeth Woodcock and the history of her monument near Impington.

Museum acquisition notes re Elizabeth Woodcock

A printed document titled The Strange Adventure of Elizabeth Woodcock, page 7, containing several paragraphs of typed text.

Museum acquisition notes re Elizabeth Woodcock

A typed document titled Elizabeth Woodcock Page 4 containing museum notes and a transcript of a letter dated 9th May 1904.

Museum acquisition notes re Elizabeth Woodcock

A typewritten document describing the life, death, and commemoration of Elizabeth Woodcock, labeled Page 8 at the top.

Museum acquisition notes re Elizabeth Woodcock

Typewritten document containing notes about Elizabeth Woodcock and a quoted ballad from a book by Enid Porter.

Museum acquisition notes re Elizabeth Woodcock

A printed document titled The Popular Science Educator containing text and a line drawing of a woman sitting inside a snowbank.

Elizabeth Woodcock, 1936, Popular Science Educator

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13 & 15 The Green, Histon

Histon and Impington Data

20 Glebe Way (Mill Lane), Histon

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The Garden Gate, Clay Street, Histon

2 Church Street, Berry House, Histon

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The Green, Histon