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TAYLOR, Marion
TAY · Collection · 1904-1991
Papers of Miss Marion Taylor relating to her and her mother's involvement with the Regent Street Polytechnic. Mostly comprises programmes for dinner and commemorative events and photographs of sporting and social occasions. Taylor, Marion, alumnus
Olympic Games commemorative medal
TAY/1 · Item · 1908
Part of TAYLOR, Marion
Boxed medal, awarded to WC Cook (Mrs Winifred C Taylor). The medal shows romans in a chariot on one side, and an angel on the other. Under the angel is written 'Elis, Athens, Paris, St Louis London. In Commemoration of the Olympic Games held in London 1908'. The medal is believed to have been given to those who officiated at the Games
Grand Coronation Concert and Carnival Dance in commemoration of the Coronation of Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth
TAY/10 · Item · 22 May 1937
Part of TAYLOR, Marion
Printed programme (no. 429) for an event held at The Polytechnic, Regent Street (Gt Portland St Annexe) includes photographs of their Majesties the King and Queen and princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose, song lyrics and arrangements for refreshments. The fancy dress dance is to be followed by Cinematograph and Television.
Dance Cards for a Polytechnic Ramblers Dance
TAY/103 · Item · 23 Mar 1907
Part of TAYLOR, Marion
Annotated dance cards, shaped like a shoe sole, one with pencil still attached. For an event held at Ladbroke Hall, includes the names of the MCs. One is annoted on the front in pencil 'Fred Taylor' and inside 'For balot feet'.
Dance Cards for a Poly Ladies Cycling Club Cinderella Dance
TAY/105 · Item · 12 Oct 1907
Part of TAYLOR, Marion
Annotated dance cards for an event held at Stanley Hall, Junction Road. Includes the names of the MCs, Committee members and Stewards. One is annotated on the front in pencil 'Fred Taylor', the other is also annotated on the front in pencil 'Miss W Cook'.