Janus: The Papers of Sir Alan Lascelles

Churchill/LASL contains:
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5	First World War correspondence
6	Correspondence from India
7	Family correspondence
8	Personal correspondence with friends and colleagues
9	Miscellaneous personal correspondence
10	Honours and awards
11	Literary papers
12	Press cuttings
13	Photographs
II	Lascelles family correspondence and other papers
Maps	First World War maps of France and Belgium

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The Papers of Sir Alan Lascelles

Title	Photographs
Reference	LASL 13
Covering Dates	1846–1978 (undated, [1846]-1978)
Extent and Medium	12 files or volumes

Content and context

Mainly comprising family and Royal photographs.

For further photographs, see LASL II 6.

Index Terms

Photographs

Churchill/LASL 13 contains:

Photographs of Alan Lascelles. Comprising photographs of Alan Lascelles as a schoolboy aged ten, [1897] (1); Alan Lascelles in Munich, 1909 (1); Alan Lascelles with other members of the Bedforshire Yeomanry, 1914 (2); Alan Lascelles fishing, undated (1); Alan Lascelles reading, undated (1); Alan Lascelles and Joan Lascelles in Avignon, France, 1924 (1); Alan Lascelles as best man at the wedding of Bunt Goschen [George Gerard Goschen] and Vivienne de Watteville, 1930 (1); Alan Lascelles and General Dwight D. Eisenhower walking to church at Crathie, near Balmoral Castle, Scotland, undated (1); Alan Lascelles in a group at a wedding, undated (1); a portrait photograph of Alan Lascelles by Walter Stoneman of J. Russell & Sons, Baker Street, London, undated (1); and a portrait photograph of Alan Lascelles by Raphael of 1 Wilton Place, London, undated (1). For photographs of Alan Lascelles in old age, see LASL II 6/6. All the photographs are black-and-white.
1 file.

1914–1924

Photographs of Joan Lascelles [née Joan Thesiger]. Comprising photographs of Joan Lascelles as a child with her brother Ivo [Frederic Ivor Thesiger] dressed for a costume party, undated (2); Joan Lascelles in a riding outfit (captioned "Looks best in breeches") in Delhi, India, 1920 (3); portrait photographs of Joan Lascelles by A. R. Datt of Delhi, India, taken a few days before her wedding to Alan Lascelles, 1920 (3); Joan Lascelles with one of her children as an infant, [1922-1927] (1); Joan Lascelles at Loch Na Bo, Scotland, 1925 (4); Joan Lascelles in the sitting room or study of an unidentified house, undated (1); Joan Lascelles on holiday in an unidentified city, undated (1); and Joan Lascelles in the sitting room and garden of the Old Stables, Kensington Palace, London (one colour photograph), undated (3); a portrait photograph of Joan Lascelles by Johnston & Hoffmann of Calcutta, India, undated (1); and a portrait photograph of Joan Lascelles by Miss Compton Collier of 115 West End Lane, London, undated (1). Including negatives of the photographs of Joan Lascelles at Loch Na Bo, Scotland, 1925 (2). With a photocopy of a photograph of Joan Lascelles in aviator's gear, with an aeroplane of No. 31 Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps, in India, 1916 or 1917 (1). Also with photographs of Joan Lascelles' father, Lord Chelmsford [Frederick John Napier Thesiger, 1st Viscount Chelmsford], undated, 1922 (2). All the photographs are black-and-white, unless otherwise specified.
1 file.

1916–1927

Photographs of the wedding of Alan Lascelles and Joan Lascelles [née Joan Thesiger]. Joan Lascelles was the daughter of Lord Chelmsford [Frederick John Napier Thesiger, 1st Viscount Chelmsford], who was Viceroy of India, 1916-21. She and Alan Lascelles were married in Delhi, India, 16 March 1920. The ceremony took place at St James' Church, the reception at the Viceregal Lodge and the honeymoon in Kashmir. All the photographs are black-and-white. They were taken by A. R. Datt of Delhi and Johnston & Hoffmann of Calcutta. With a copy of The Empress (Vol. XXXV, no. 2), March 1920, containing a report of the wedding, pp. 1-4.
1 file.

1920

Photographs of Alan Lascelles' father, Frederick Canning Lascelles. With a photograph of Alan Lascelles' mother, Frederica Lascelles [née Frederica Maria Liddell], undated (1). All the photographs are black-and-white.
1 file.

1880

Photograph of Alan Lascelles' mother, Frederica Lascelles [née Frederica Maria Liddell]. Comprising a black-and-white portrait photograph in an oval leather case.
1 item.

Photograph album of Uncle Doll [Adolphus George Charles Liddell]. Adolphus Liddell or Doll Liddell, known to the family as Uncle Doll, was Alan Lascelles' maternal uncle. Comprising photographs of the Liddell and Lane-Fox families; the Liddell family home at Ravensworth Castle, Durham (one hand-coloured photograph); contemporaries and college buildings at Balliol College, Oxford, [1865-1869]; the Sartoris family at Chorleywood, undated; Bleak Hall, 1912, and Boughton House, Northamptonshire, 1913; Adolphus Liddell and friends at West Cowes, 1869; funeral of Lord Wemyss [Francis Charteris, 10th Earl of Wemyss] at Aberlady, Scotland, 1914; Walmer, Kent; Aldeburgh, Suffolk, including the Moot Hall; Wimpole Hall, Cambridgeshire, home of Adolphus Liddell's friend Alex Yorke [Albert Edward Philip Henry Yorke, later 6th Earl of Hardwicke]; and Adolphus Liddell with friends at Lochinch, Scotland.
1 volume.

1846–1920

Photographs of Edward, Prince of Wales [later King Edward VIII].
3 files.

1914–1936

Photographs of members of the Royal Family. Comprising photographs of Prince Albert [later King George VI] and Major Louis Greig in an aeroplane, 1918 (1); King George VI with a pig at his farm in Windsor, 1942 (1); King George VI during the Second World War, including the King in Malta and North Africa, undated, 1944 (4); King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in South Africa, with Jan Christiaan Smuts, 1947 (2); David Poole with his portrait of the Royal Family, 1978 (1); and a portrait photograph of King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and their daughter, Princess Elizabeth [later Queen Elizabeth II], undated (1). All the photographs are black-and-white.
1 file.

1918–1978

Photographs of Alan Lascelles' family home, Sutton Waldron House, in Dorset. One of the photographs is a Christmas card from Alan Lascelles and Joan Lascelles, 1936. All the photographs are black-and-white.
1 file.

1936

Aerial photograph of the centre of Oxford, showing many of the colleges. Alan Lascelles was an undergraduate at Trinity College, Oxford, 1905-9.
1 file.