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000	I'd like to add comments to many of these pages later. This one was the inside of the diary cover, seems to be the lightly-penciled itinerary. It required some enhancement to scan at all.
001	inside front cover, page doggerel and joke about this being for the reader 1910 July 7 - 1912 November 24
002	1910 July 5 finishing description and history of things seen the "Middle Temple"
003	on to Monday morning train to Bath, met grannie grannie's companion "Miss Daniels" is lovely
004	description of grannies house granddad, clearly an architect been to India, endless Indian ornaments very Victorian house
005	BW postcards of two views of Bath Abbey visited area of the baths, but didn't go for a bath
005.z1	BW postcards of two views of Bath Abbey
006	1910 July 7 Yesterday, flower show and band concert Today, Sunday School to watch kids not play Evening, a cliff to watch fireworks BW photos of granny, house
006.z1	BW photos of granny (Anne Newport Moore) granny's house
007	1910 July 9 Left Bath yesterday, arrived Teignmouth(?) Driven to Platway (family house name) Met Uncle Crawford, Maria, two girls Edith and Beryl, boys away This afternoon, walk to Maidencombe with Marion, tea with Devonshire cream.
008	1910 July 14 Four quiet days, only news Aunt Amy left to help a friend having an operation. Four BW photos of the Platway house, inside and out
008.z1	Four photos of Platway, 3 outside, one drawing room
009	1910 July 21 Have been killing time all week, crochet, reading Four BW photos of family, house such poor contrast, I didn't scan them separately.
010	Had been taken to see Exeter Cathedral some description of same
011	1910 July 25 three BW photos, King's College, Trinity College, and "Dorothea" Left Platway noon on July 22 Sunday, went to Abbey, choir music was lost, organist mistakes tea with Dr. Norburn "funny little man, but nice"
011.z1	BW photos: King's College Chapel, exterior Trinity College, Great Court Dorothea (wife(?) of "Cousin Francis" on next page)
012	1910 July 26 Left Bath this morning, six hour to Cambridge Cousin Edward met us, home to meet Cousin Francis and Dorothea saw some Cambridge after supper - Peterhouse College, smallest and oldest
013	descriptions and history of Peterhouse College buildings Thomas Gray ("Elegy in a Churchyard") had stayed there,
014	Grey left after being pranked, transferred to Pembrooke Saw George Washington's original family Arms, with eagle, stars, stripes. Loved King's college chapel
015	How the stained-glass windows escaped the Puritans' Kristalmonth. Cousin Edward Theory: that Cromwell himself saved them. Possibly Milton convinced him. Cousin Edward is somewhat famous around Cambridge: https://www.museumofcambridge.org.uk/2021/04/cambridge-cycling-pioneers/
016	Stories of Widows who paid for the school
017	descriptions of Trinity, given tour by alumnus Cousin Edward Conybeare, 67 at the time, and about to become a Catholic(!) See the story about him at the URL on previous page.
018	Tour of Clare College
019	two postcards, larger scans on next pages
019.z1	Clare College from Bridge, BW postcard
019.z2	Trinity College, Great Court, BW Postcard
020	1910 July 28 Cousin Edward Conybeare took them on a tour of the library Story of Christ from an ancient Bible, not in other Bibles.
021	Library is example of the oppression of women (her words) No woman allowed to read there without two male signatures postcard of King's College Chapel.
021.z1	King's College Chapel, BW postcard
022	refers to "real Conybeares", as in "not Mother". Service at King's College Chapel
022.z1	King's College Chapel, Interior, BW postcard
023	down to the river beside King's College for a boat
023.z1	BW Postcard, river beside Clare College
024	Cousin Edward rowing, EEC steering to Bridge of Sighs two postcards (next scans)
024.z1	On the Cam, Cambridge: BW Postcard
024.z2	Cambridge, Bridge of Sighs, St. John's College, BW Postcard
025	with family to see a pageant, songs and dances and costumes
026	1910 July 31 Cousin Edward Conybeare takes them touring to Newnham and Girton
027	Sunday off, writing letters
028	1910 August 4 Invited by Havergal mistress, "Miss Orgill", who lives in Bath, to her tennis club to view a tournament
029	had tea with family, took photographs on following scans
029.z1	larger scans of pictures of "Granny" (Anne Newport Moore) and Mother, Ida Attwood
029.z2	blow ups of photos Uncle Tizzy (cat) and Bladid (dog) with "Miss Daniel"
030	1910 August 6 saw tablet of a dead Conybeare, John Josia in Batheaston 1910 August 9 Left Bath weary train journey, all had headaches by Charing Cross
031	arrive family house at West Farleigh two women there, Olive and Cecil played croquet the next day with family - "frightfully boring game". pictures to follow
031.z1	blow ups of two pictures: Olive and Mrs Hore (sp?)
032	puttered about with family, seeing area, shopping
032.z1	blow up of photos: Mrs. Hore and Cousin Emily
033	1910 August 10 more puttering, on train for horrid journey to London back to Lonsdale Hotel
034	1910 August 11 shopping for basket for kitten visited Madame Tussaud's "stodgy entertainment" but glad she went Brought new Persian kitten Miss Codd, Sammy's sister called
035	1910 August 12 Saw Tower of London
035.z1	BW postcard of Tower of London
036	guards relived Mother of her satchel...only to protect HER from pickpockets! awfully thrilled going through gateway
036.z1	BW postcard of Traitor's Gate
037	descriptions of Tower of London tour
038	descriptions of all weapons in the Tower
038.z1	BW postcard of weapons displays at the Tower
039	Beachamp Tower descriptions, soldiers being drilled
040	descriptions of prison cells
041	lunch on Oxford street surprised at hotel(?) by Mr. and Mrs. Montgomerie, friends of Dad's Cousin Augustus called for them "It is too bad he is a Radical" Went to National Liberal Club with Augustus Evening, went to see "Our Miss Gibbs" at the Gaiety (expensive, worth it)
041.z1	Picture of Cousin Augustus (the Radical)
042	1910 August 15 stayed night at Ingateston (?) with cousin Grant Conybeare who has a beautiful house called Delmore and a big green motor Wife dead, daughters Penelope and Phyllis, about 20.
042.z1	photo of cousin Grant Conybeare
043	spent evening with Grant's family, quietly next day, Sunday, Grant took them to Tilbury (20 miles)
043.z1	photo, Phyllis Conybeare, Grant's daughter, and "The boy" son of another visiting cousin, Mrs. Matthey
044	from Tilbury, ferry to Gravesend, train to Dartford, where somebody waiting to take them to Oldfield Park, Augustus' house. had lunch, returned to London many photos
044.z1	photo of Grant Conybeare, from side.
044.z2	photos, Caro (might be dog, might be woman holding it) and Florence, in front of house
044.z3	very good photo of Florence (who does not appear in the text)
044.z4	Photo of Dusty (dog) and of Augustus, across tea-table
045	1910 August 15 packing went to see "Priscilla Runs Away" at the Haymarket nice play, bad lead actress 1910 August 16 Saw National Gallery Funny seeing Reynolds and Landseer paintings they knew well from reproductions
046	descriptions of National Gallery Hogarths BW postcard of "Age of Innocence" by J. Reynolds
047	liked the Scheffer painting in the National Gallery restroom BW Postcard of "Mrs. Siddons" by Thos. Gainsborough, R.A.
048	like Romney's "Parson's Daughter" and "The Sleeping Bloodhound" by Landseer BW Postcards of both
048.z1	BW Postcard, Romney, "Parson's Daughter"
048.z2	BW Postcard, Sir Edwin Landseer "The Sleeping Bloodhound"
049	old favourite seen, Edwin Landseers "Dignity and Impudence", painting better than any copy many Turners BW Postcards of the Landseer and a boat,
049.z1	BW Postcard, Edwin Landseer, "Dignity and Impudence"
050	Last page boat was chosen Turner, "Sun of Venice" Many Florentine and other Italian pictures mention of Holbein picture 'that such a fuss was made of' BW Postcard, "The Duchess of Milan" (Holbein?)
051	more paintings, some in restroom BW Postcard, Murillo "St. John and the Lamb"
052	like a Dutch picture of "The Holy Family" BW postcard of same complains she hates Dutch pictures - "nasty interiors of cottages, old women"
053	exception to Dutch-hating, BW Postcard of "The Avenue, Middlehamis" by Hobbema
053.z1	BW Postcard of "The Avenue, Middlehamis" by Hobbema
054	more viewing. BW Postcard and description of Sarto, "His Own Portrait" "I always like portraits of artists painted by themselves"
054.z1	BW Postcard, SARTO - His Own Portrait National Gallery, London
055	discussion of self-portraits BW Postcard, and description, Sandro BOTTICELLI "The Virgin and Child"
056	lunch at an ABC shop in Picadilly, went to St. Pauls (ABC tea shops were all over London in early 20th) BW Postcard, St. Paul's Cathedral from across bridges BW Postcard, St. Paul's front
056.z1	BW Postcard, very faded, St. Paul's from across two bridges
056.z2	BW Postcard, St. Paul's, faded, from front
057	discussion and BW Postcard of interior, St. Paul's
057.z1	BW postcard, 36677 London. St. Paul's Cath. Choir
058	St. Paul's interior, has great painting (next)
058.z1	BW postcard, Holman Hunt "The Light of the World"
059	Back to hotel off to Anglo-Japanese Exhibition restaurant had "sloppy English girls" in kimonos "Saw rickshaws pulled by" (n-word)s in "Jap costume" wow, two racial slurs in one sentence, though she didn't see them as such "glorious embroidery with glorified prices" watched fireworks
060	1910 August 17 Shopping all day at Harrod's "nothing one cannot get, from automobile tires to confectionery" 1910 August 25 On 18th went to Tate Gallery, loved it.
061	history of Tate funny seeing pictures you've known all your life from magazines BW Postcard of "Renunciation" by Philip Calderon
061.z1	BW Postcard of "Renunciation" by Philip Calderon
062	amused by how many ladies paused by the last painting BW Postcard, "The Vigil"
062.z1	BW Postcard "The Vigil"
063	Admiration for George Clauseuis "Girl at the Gate" Postcard of George Clauseuis "Girl at the Gate"
063.z1	Postcard of George Clauseuis "Girl at the Gate"
064	could not get copy of "Annunciation" in octagonal room at the end
065	liked "My Lady's Garden" like two small paintings "Hush" and "Hushed" BW Postcard, "Alleluia" by T.C. Gotch. 0
066	description and copy of "Love Locked Out" Anna Lea Merritt
067	descriptions and copy of "The Lady of Shallot" by J.W. Water Has marginalia, blow-up on next scan.
067.z1	Jan 6, 1911 (six months later) marginalia realized picture she described "is not in the Tate, but in Leeds"
067.z2	BW Postcard, painting "The Lady of Shallot"
068	two Waterhousen pictures described, copies pasted in
068.z1	BW Postcard, "The Lady of Shallot" in a boat with candles
068.z2	BW Postcard, "The Magic Circle", Waterhousen
069	three paintings, Bume-James and Landseer
069.z1	BW Postcard, painting, Bume-Jones, King Cophet and the Beggar Maid
069.z2	BW Postcard, 2 paintings in one frame, Landseer, "High Life" and "Low Life".
070	hated Millais pictures especially Order of Release and Autumn Leaves Liked The Knight Errant, has postcard
070.z1	BW Postcard, painting, Sir John Everett Millais, "The Knight Errant"
071	more Tate description Admired Sir Walter Raleigh, pasted in copy
071.z1	BW Postcard, Sir Walter Raleigh, untitled, old man telling sea stories to two boys
072	two more paintings, by Rossetti described and copies pasted
072.z1	BW Postcard, painting, Rossetti, "Ecce ancille Domini"
072.z2	BW postcard, painting, Rossetti, "Beata Beatris"
073	Tate: whole room of Watt's pictures, liked Watts best of all modern painters no copies due to copyright
074	Empire Theatre in evening (of 18th?) mostly vaudeville and not very good "a great many of the kind of girls we saw in Theatre Mangny in Paris" on Friday 19th, tea at Holboon restaurant with cousin Fred (photo) who had come down from Oxford. Evening, visit by Ellie Conybeare, who has been a nun, with kitten "Ellie is not awfully exciting but the kitten is a love"
074.z1	photo Cousin Fred Conybeare from Oxford
075	still writing on 25th, presumably, On Saturday morning, the 20th, packed, train, London to Liverpool "When the passenger list was given us we discovered (Evelyn Henderson) an old "Havergalian". And Elsie Watts and Miss Scruby amazing that they handed around the passenger list...
076	later on 20th, boat left, spent 21st in bunk, 22nd not so bad. Colour Postcard of S.S. Laurentic
076.z1	colour postcard, painting of S.S. Laurentic
077	1910 August 27 Reached Quebec today drove up to Chateau Frontenac in "caleche" We are steaming down the St. Lawrence now
078	1910 September 3rd - written in Toronto Reached Montreal on 28th August Stayed at the Windsor Saw "Pixie" at Hospital Dinner with "Mr. Martin" and once-Mrs-Vibert, now Miss Martin again. On Monday 29th August, lunch with Pixie at "Castle Blener place" Dominion Park for afternoon
079	(still written Sept 3, Toronto) One August 30th, took train to Toronto Reached Bentley's interviewed Miss Denzil at Conservatory Residence (brother) Bruce arrived Moved her trunks to "Z ord"(??) street Had first lessons on Sept 2nd - singing (good), piano, badly
080	(still written Sept 3, Toronto) Picture of large house - probably where she was staying(?) singing teacher, Miss Scruby. Piano, Mr. Welsman Tea with Miss Turner after bad lesson.
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081	1910 September 4 (top para written Sept 3, Toronto) outing night of the 3rd, to "Shea's", clearly a theatre (performing dogs). Visits to "St. Thomas" (church?) and to "Mrs. Barkers" assuming some theatre, some singing.
082	1910 September 6 whole family to "Cousin Minnie's" for tea visit from Mary Clarke
083	(may have skipped scanning a few pages - topic seems to have changed) At some place with water that was lovely for bathing. left on train, went past Jarvis, arrived Toronto, met Mother, Elaine lesson with Welsman, now Dr. Welsman, went well.
084	Today - to Princess Theatre to see Mabel Taliaferro int "My Man" saw various friends: Victoria, Fitzpatricks, Miss Turner, Marcia, Nan Crocker, Miss Nainby.
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