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Letter [original] from E.J. Webb, Secretary to Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter requesting Miss Wilson to let Sir Edwin know ‘the number of books required for the bookroom to the memorial’.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter [original] from E.J. Webb, Secretary to Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.cover

Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson [Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee].

Letter detailing Lutyens views on a ‘Lead Vase, which Major Gerrard so generously offers’ for inclusion with the War Memorial. Lutyens is returning the photographs of same. [Note: photographs are not present].

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson [Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee].cover

Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, R.A. 17 Queen Anne’s Gate, Westminster, S.W.1 to Mrs. J.R. Clegg, M.B.E. J.P. Room No. 7 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter informing Mrs. J.R. Clegg that Mr. J.B. Thorp, the Model maker, is requesting payment, now that the Model of the Irish National War Memorial has been delivered. Letter encloses Thorp's account, which amounts to a total sum of £443-10s. Includes Lutyen's original signature

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, R.A. 17 Queen Anne’s Gate, Westminster, S.W.1 to Mrs. J.R. Clegg, M.B.E. J.P. Room No. 7 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.cover

Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter informing Wilson that ‘Mr. Byrne has sent me [Lutyens] that size of the books for the Book Room in the National Memorial..Could you let me know how many books there are? I am proposing to put them on granite pedestals in a glazed wooden case’.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.cover

Letter [copy] from [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, to T.J. Byrne, Principal Architect, Office of Public Works.

Letter seeking a joint certificate from Byrne and from Sir Edwin as to the progress of works made and those still outstanding.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter [copy] from [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, to T.J. Byrne, Principal Architect, Office of Public Works.cover

Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, R.A. 17 Queen Anne’s Gate, Westminster, S.W.1 to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretrary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter acknowledging receipt of payment to model-maker Mr. J.B. Thorp. Lutyens adds that ‘I am very glad to know that President Cosgrave has inspected the Model and likes it.’ Letter includes Lutyens original signature and is counter-signed by Albert J. Thomas.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, R.A. 17 Queen Anne’s Gate, Westminster, S.W.1 to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretrary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.cover

Letter [typed copy] from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London, S.W.1 to T.J. Byrne, Office of Public Works, Dublin.

Letter discussing planting of trees in the War Memorial Park and how this might be financed.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter [typed copy] from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London, S.W.1 to T.J. Byrne, Office of Public Works, Dublin.cover

Letter [copy] from [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee to Sir Edwin Lutyens.

Letter asking whether Lutyens can visit Dublin to inspect the work already carried out; with reply stating that Sir Edwin is to visit Dublin on 18-19 Feb 1937.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter [copy] from [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee to Sir Edwin Lutyens.cover

Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter informing Wilsion that ‘Lady Erne has telephoned me [Lutyens] telling me there are a lot of Narcissus bulbs ready for the War garden…I do not know if the Committee would accept bulbs from Lord Erne! Or any body!’

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.cover

Certification issued by Sir Edwin Lutyens and T.J. Byrne in relation to the Irish National War Memorial. Certificate No. C.96.5.1.36

Certification stating that ‘We certify that the work upon the Irish National War Memorial on the Inchicore North Estate is now complete and has been carried out in accordance with the approved plans and to our satisfaction.’ With original signatures.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Certification issued by Sir Edwin Lutyens and T.J. Byrne in relation to the Irish National War Memorial. Certificate No. C.96.5.1.36cover

Letter [original] from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter stating ‘As there are eight books, I [Lutyens] propose placing four books in line on the two side walls of the Book Room….’. Lutyens also puts forward a suggestion from Lady Nugent ‘…asking if some Lime-Stone could be used in connection with the “Garden of Remembrance” as

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter [original] from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.cover

Letter from [Mrs H. Lytton-Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, to Sir Edwin Lutyens; with his reply.

Letter with reference to letter from Lady Ruth Jameson requesting Memorial Plaque to her late husband, Sir Andrew Jameson. The Committee are concerned that such an action might give offence to the relatives of other deceased Committee members. Could Sir Edwin design a memorial

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter from [Mrs H. Lytton-Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, to Sir Edwin Lutyens; with his reply.cover

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Letter [original] from E.J. Webb, Secretary to Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson [Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee].

Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, R.A. 17 Queen Anne’s Gate, Westminster, S.W.1 to Mrs. J.R. Clegg, M.B.E. J.P. Room No. 7 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter [copy] from [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, to T.J. Byrne, Principal Architect, Office of Public Works.

Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, R.A. 17 Queen Anne’s Gate, Westminster, S.W.1 to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretrary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter [typed copy] from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London, S.W.1 to T.J. Byrne, Office of Public Works, Dublin.

Letter [copy] from [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee to Sir Edwin Lutyens.

Letter from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Certification issued by Sir Edwin Lutyens and T.J. Byrne in relation to the Irish National War Memorial. Certificate No. C.96.5.1.36

Letter [original] from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.I to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter from [Mrs H. Lytton-Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, to Sir Edwin Lutyens; with his reply.