Richmond Park: Peopling the Landscape

Materials relating to a course titled 'Richmond Park: Peopling the Landscape', held between 6 January and 6 April 1992, consisting mainly of plans of Richmond Park created by Tom Greeves. Includes a programme for the course (January 1992), a sheet of 'Suggested Reading', notes by Evelyn Pritchard on the first class, a series of notes on the 27 January lecture, which were presumably not by Pritchard as the handwriting is very unlike hers, a plan of Mediaeval fields on Richmond Park (Tom Greeves; 6 February 1991), a plan of the field pattern c. 1630 (Tom Greeves; no date), a plan of archaeology in Richmond Park Two-Storm Wood (Tom Greeves; 1991), a plan of Richmond Park in the early 1600s (Tom Greeves; 25 February 1991), a plan of part of Richmond Park showing archaeological features (Tom Greeves; May 1990), a plan of part of Richmond Park (Tom Greeves; 21 February 1990), an old plan of Richmond Park depicting High Wood and Ham Cross, a plan of part of Richmond Park showing Mediaeval fields (Tom Greeves; 13 March 1991), a chronology of Hartleton Farm (Tom Greeves; 13 March 1991), a sheet with a copy of an engraving of the lodge in Richmond Park with a plan of the lodge, a copy of a plan of Petersham Lodge of 1721 (from Brown, M., 1987), a plan of part of Richmond Park showing archaeological features (Tom Greeves; May 1990), and a plan of barrows in Richmond Park (Tom Greeves; 22 February 1990).

The earliest date on an item in this file is 22 February 1990. However, the copies of old plans and the copy of the engraving of the lodge in Richmond Park may be older.