GUA/6/9/2/1/2/1008
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[1971]
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
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TST/1
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c1930-1959
Part of Photographs of Tom Stuttard
TST/1/1
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September 1959
Part of Photographs of Tom Stuttard
Series of photographs of Mr and Mrs Bromley of Belper, with some of their 93 grandfather clocks. 3.5 x 4.5" glass plate plate negatives.
Stuttard; Tom (c1905-1981); photographer
GUA/6/9/2/1/1/318
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3 August [1970]
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
GUA/6/9/2/1/1/365
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28 August 1970
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
GUA/6/9/2/1/1/328
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nd [1970]
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
Images of archival objects.
Also includes: John Edward Taylor II and Canon Allen - great grandson of the founder, painting of a Manchester paper sire 1870, founder's inkstand & relics from Metz
Stuttard; Tom (c1905-1981); photographer
GUA/6/9/2/1/1/366
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28 August 1970
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
TST/1/2
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1938
Part of Photographs of Tom Stuttard
Returning from Munich - "peace in our time".
Stuttard; Tom (c1905-1981); photographer
TST/1/4
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[c1930-1959]
Part of Photographs of Tom Stuttard
Sunday Morning, Oldham, nd - 3.5 x 4.5" glass negative.
Oldham (man walking two dogs) - 3.5 x 4.5" glass negative.
Oldham (street scene) - 3.5 x 4.5" copy negative
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c1930-1950
Administrative/Biographical history: Tom Stuttard joined the Manchester Guardian & Evening News in 1925 and worked for both papers until 1948 when he began working exclusively for the Guardian. He worked for the paper for 46 years (1925-1971), for most of that time as chief photographer. He worked under seven editors in total including CP Scott whom he photographed in the 1920s. He also took an iconic photograph of Neville Chamberlain post Munich. He retired from the Guardian on 14 August 1971.
Stuttard; Tom (c1905-1981); photographer