WEBSTER CORY PHOTOGRAPHS

This material is held atMuseum of English Rural Life

Scope and Content

Consists of some original reference and photographic material, together with copies of other photograph albums made from 1981 1916-[1981]

Administrative / Biographical History

P Webster Cory farmed Manor Farm, Notgrove, Gloucestershire from 1916 to the 1940s. Despite the thin limestone soil of the Cotswolds and appreciable losses in the 1930s, Cory persevered and achieved constant profit throughout the depression and two world wars. Calculating that the interdependent department system of farming was causing financial uncertainty, he established separate sections for sheep, pigs, poultry and dairy farming.

Arrangement

  • P DX359/1 Copy prints
  • P DX359/2-3 Reference material
  • P DX359/4 Album

Access Information

Available for consultation

Acquisition Information

Accession no DX359

Note

Compiled by Zoe Watson, July 2004

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