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Plan of Miss Floyd's cottage, Sidmouth. nd. c.1804. With dimensions etc. by James Watt.
Note by William Bennet (Soho Foundry) to [——]. 1814. [About the design of a Register stove].
Drawings with headings in pencil by James Watt jr.:
— Chilham Castle. Details of honeycomb wall. 1820.
— Boat house for Staffordshire pool [Aston Hall]. 1822.
— Plan of a house by John Rennie. 1829.
— Summer house, Staffordshire flower garden [Aston Hall]. 1836.
Design for a school for 200 children; built 1818. 1837. There is a note signed by 'C.H.T., architect', which says: 'These buildings are thatched with Reeds and built of Brick. Welch rough stone will be much better — and rough slating if thatch cannot be had, not bad.'
Elevation for a school and schoolhouse. nd. c.1838. This is a drawing with watercolour, in the style of the Soho drawing office, possibly by Henry Wright. The heading indicates that the school was to be for 50 boys and 30 girls with a house for the master and mistress. On one of the gables is a foundation stone which reads : 'Founded and Endowed by James Watt. 1838'. The Wattt elephant crest appears on another gable.
Plan of the above school. nd. c.1838.
Engraving of Queen’s College, Birmingham. nd. c.1843.
Drawing of Aston Hall. nd. c. 1835.
Drawing of a greenhouse. nd. c. 1835.
Drawing of a maze [? for Aston Hall]. nd. c.1835.
Memorandum by James Watt jr. nd. 'Memorandum on the back of the portrait of George Carew, Earl of Totnes'.
Paper. 1818. ['Carregywan', is written on one side of the paper; and 'James Watt Esq. Heathfield', and 'Soho 30 Sep. 1818', (in a different hand)]. |