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353 THORNTON-WHITE
PAPERS ADDITIONS Manuscripts & Archives University of Cape Town Libraries
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CONTENTS |
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The
Collection |
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Biographical
note |
A |
WRITINGS |
B |
CORRESPONDENCE |
C |
MISCELLANEOUS |
THE
COLLECTION
The
Collection consists of the literary papers of Sheila Dederick, rough drafts,
manuscripts, typescripts of her writings.
These covered a wide field; novels, short stories, plays, radio scripts,
poetry and children's stories, as well as some theological essays.
The
Correspondence is mainly with the publishers of her novel, Tickey, and with the
SABC in connection with the broadcasting of some short stories, and with the
serialisation of Tickey and its sequel, Julie for Short.
The
Collection consists of approximately 800 items.
BIOGRAPHICAL
NOTE
SHEILA
DEDERICK (nee Solomon)
Born
September 21 1922 at Mouille Point, Cape Town.
Attended St Cyprians High School in Oranjezicht, Cape Town.
After Matric, attended Teachers Training College at Grahamstown in the
Eastern Cape. During the
Second World War worked as a nurse at what is now the Robin Gordon Hotel at St
James, where she met Robert, out on war duty from England.
After the war went to Austria to work for UNRA, helping refugees find a
home. In England she married Robert on September 7 1949, and
thereafter worked as a teacher at the Dragon School. After the birth of her first child, Elizabeth, she was
slightly crippled and they decided to return to South Africa, where they settled
in Cape Town, and had three more children, Charlotte, Robert and Jane.
Wrote
numerous short stories which were published in The Argus, Cape Times, Southern
Cross, The Tablet. In 1967
Tickey a full-length novel for young adults was published by Oxford University
Press. It was later
serialised for radio in 1968 and its sequel Julie for Short although not
published, was also serialised for radio, in 1969, under the directorship of
Kathleen Davydd. Diane Wilson
played Tickey in both serials. In
the early 1980's Tickey was prescribed as a setwork for Standard Five English
Second Language pupils and was brought out in paperback.
Sheila
also adapted a number of short stories for radio eg Kathleen Mansfield's Bliss.
She
also had a play accepted for a South African anthology, published by Maskew
Miller.
In
the late 1970's she had poems published in the Cape times and in an overseas
booklet, Lark Rising.
She
died at Sea Point on 10 October 1980.
A |
Personal |
A1 |
Lecture
notes and publications |
A1.1 |
Syllabus
of the session 1922-23 |
A1.2 |
Notes |
A1.3 |
Traite
Elementaire D'Architecture |
A1.4 |
Architectural
Association School, Bedford Square, London (1992) |
A1.5 |
Royal
Institute of British Architects |
A1.6 |
'The
Architect Portfolio 1930' |
A2 |
The
Society of Rome Scholars |
A3 |
Writings
1932-35 |
A4 |
Sketchbook
- Continental Buildings and Landscapes |
A5 |
Research
into Garden and Monumental planning and mounting of slopes
1935 |
A6 |
Various
pamphlets, articles and clippings 1929-1968 |
A7 |
Correspondence
& Documents 14 June 1933
- 15 Nov. 1954 |
A8 |
Various
publications |
A9 |
Correspondence
- Chair of Architecture U C T and personal
07.05.1935 - 16.02.1937 |
A10 |
Biographical
Information |
A10.1 |
Personal
Narrative March 1947 |
A10.2 |
Specifications
- own house Constantia 1940. Plans
(See E3) |
A10.3 |
Correspondence
- Mr W Dyzel |
A10.4 |
Certificates |
A10.5 |
Biographical
information collected by others |
A11 |
Lecture
Notes on Lectures given at U C T |
A11.1 |
Notebook
- Building Construction |
A11.2 |
Notebook
- Design Acoustics |
A11.3 |
Notebook |
A11.4 |
Notes |
A11.5 |
U
C T School of Architecture - notes |
A12 |
Miscellaneous |
A12.1 |
Letter
from sailor 'Mac' |
A12.2 |
Specifications
(School 1872) |
A12.3 |
Miscellaneous
Publications |
A12.4 |
Miscellaneous
sketches (see oversize) |
A12.5 |
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings |
A12.6 |
Income
and Expenditure statements 1955-1962 |
A12.7 |
Scraps
of information including doctor's diagnosis from Nairobi Hospital dated
21.11.1961 |
A12.8 |
Miscellaneous
newsclippings re Duke & Duchess of Kent |
B |
Projects |
B1 |
South
African Work 1939-1964 |
B1.1 |
Cottage
at Constantia for Capt WR Butters 1955.
Plans (See E3) |
B1.2 |
General
Botha Training College 1951-53.
Plans (See E3) |
B1.3 |
House
for WH Hutt 1956 |
B1.4 |
Leuwenhof
- restoration of Oak Cottage 1953.
Plans (see E3) |
B1.5 |
House
of Mitford-Barberton 1939 |
B1.6 |
Montaire
1962-64 |
B1.6.1 |
Correspondence
1962-64 |
B1.6.2 |
Specifications,
schedules, cost estimates, reports and plans. (See E3) |
B1.7 |
Pieter
Moll Memorial plaque - Groote Schuur 1956 |
B1.8 |
Stellenvale
Winery and plans (See E3) |
B1.9 |
Miscellaneous
specifications and correspondence |
B1.10 |
Bungalow
in Bakoven for Mr L Hurwitz |
B1.11 |
Broadway
Industries Centre. (See
Oversize) |
B1.12 |
Additions
to 20 Cornwall Street, Claremont, for Mr G Everingham |
B1.13 |
WCS
- quantities, specifications for House type B6 |
B1.14 |
Specifications
of works for house for Prof BJ Ryrie |
B1.15 |
Specifications
for own house |
B1.16 |
Miscellaneous
projects |
B1.17 |
Bills
of quantities for factory at cnr of Gousbloem Rd and Inyoni St |
B2 |
African
Work |
B2.1 |
Dar es Salaam - Hospital 1952-53 |
B2.2 |
Gatooma. Southern
Rhodesia - theatre - 1956
(1 letter) |
B2.3 |
Jameson Ave, Salisbury - Southern Rhodesia - new premises.
1952 |
B2.4 |
Peterhouse, Marandellas - Southern Rhodesia - 1953 |
B2.5 |
Southern Rhodesia - currency regulations |
B2.6 |
Nairobi Civic Centre |
B3 |
U
K Work |
B3.1 |
Bexhill Coastguard site 1934 |
B3.2 |
28 Brook St, Hull. Shop Premises - Bloom & Sons 1926 |
B3.3 |
Gidea Park. 1933 |
B3.4 |
Hadleigh Telephone Exchange 1926? |
B3.5 |
King's Langley Automatic Telephone Exchange 1927 |
B3.6 |
Liverpool and Broad St Stations - Approaches 1936 |
B3.7 |
Modern Provincial Newspaper Building |
B3.8 |
RIBA premises |
B3.9 |
370 Upper Richmond Rd, Putney - Drs Chambers, Stewart and McQuaid
1933 |
B3.10 |
Rosalyn Lodge - alterations and additions 1935 |
B3.11 |
South Busher, Kendal County Offices |
B3.12 |
Swinton, Manchester Municipal Offices 1934 |
B3.13 |
Walthamstow Town Hall |
B3.14 |
Willerby, Hull-house |
B3.15 |
24 Woodfall St, Chelsea-house
1934 |
B3.16 |
Miscellaneous specifications |
C |
Town
Planning |
C1 |
Fish
Hoek Municipality. Town
Planning scheme 1968 |
C1.1 |
Peers Hill township specifications |
C1.2 |
Correspondence, contour plans, publications |
C2 |
Mauritius
- Water supply and sewage disposal 1947 |
C3 |
Playing
Fields Association Minutes 1940? |
C4 |
Regional
Survey Committees for the Western Cape (Stellenbosch and Cape Town)
including social and Economic Planning Council |
C5 |
Sanlam
Estate, Bellville 1951-57 |
C6 |
Old
Supreme Court Building - Cape Town Committee of Inquiry |
C7 |
Town
Planning Association of the Cape Province |
C7.1 |
Objects, constitution and membership applications, and minutes
1932-37 |
C7.2 |
Minutes 1937-40 |
C7.3 |
Minutes 1940-49 |
C8 |
Town
Planning Institute. Southern
Africa Branch Minutes 1946-50 |
C9 |
Miscellaneous
Town Planning. Projects and
correspondence - Cape Town and surrounding area |
D |
University
of Cape Town |
D1 |
Letter
and document re Jameson Hall |
D2 |
U
C T Development Fund. Architecture |
D3 |
U
C T Property List |
D4 |
Specifications
for work 1942 |
D5 |
U
C T Summer School on Church Architecture Lectures 1962 |
D6 |
Conference
of 5 university Schools of Architecture 1965 Volumes 1 and 2 |
D7 |
U
C T Nursery - Specification |
D8 |
Plans
for U C T School of Architecture |
E |
Plans |
E1 |
Nairobi
town plans |
E2 |
Miscellaneous
U C T plans |
E3 |
Miscellaneous
S A plans |
E4 |
Miscellaneous
U K plans |
E5 |
Lists |
F |
Miscelleneous |
G |
Photographs |
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