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D5815 - Jackson and Fryer of Chesterfield, architects - [20th cent]
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D5815
Title
Jackson and Fryer of Chesterfield, architects
Date
[20th cent]
Description
Architectural plans and drawings
Level
Fonds
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator
Jackson and Fryer of Chesterfield, architects
Administrative History
Jackson and Fryer were a firm of architects, surveyors and valuers, based in Chesterfield. The firm had been established by William Cecil Jackson (1868-1927) who by 1903 was being assisted by William George Fryer (1877-1956). Fryer continued the firm after Jackson's death.
Custodial History
Formerly held under CHTFM 3863 at Chesterfield Museum. Transferred to Derbyshire Record Office in October 2002.
Organisation Sub-Type
Architects
Related Material
See D2566 for other plans created by this firm.
Term
Business
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Type
Chesterfield
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