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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D8308
TitleBolsover 'Toc H' Group
Date1960-1963
DescriptionMinutes
Extent1 volume
LevelFonds
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
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Archive CreatorBolsover 'Toc H' Group
Administrative HistoryToc H is an international movement instigated by the Reverend Philip Thomas Byard (Tubby) Clayton as a way to perpetuate the Fellowship developed in Talbot House, a soldiers’ club run by him in Poperinge, Belgium from 1915-1918. It is from the contemporary phonetic alphabet for TH (Talbot House) that Toc H takes its unique name. Source: www.toch-uk.org.uk.
Custodial HistoryThese records were transferred to the Local Studies Library from a local library, and added to the archives collection in December 2019. Further information about their provenance (including which library received them and when they were transferred to the local studies collection) is unknown. It has been determined that this volume relates to the Bolsover group based on its contents and corresponding information from a photograph of the group in 1952 available on www.picturethepast.org.uk.
Organisation Sub-TypeFreemasons and fraternities
Access ConditionsAccess restrictions apply to records in this collection under the Data Protection Act. Please consult the catalogue and contact us for further information.
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