St John‘s College Personal Collections

Identifying photographs:

Hoyle/Box 152/1/1
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1 July 2009

Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle

Print out of email from Elizabeth Butler to Katie Birkwood with the names of people appearing in three photographs.

Memorandum of agreement

Hoyle/Box 39/3/3
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2 Apr 2009

Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle

Preservation copy of 39/3/2 made by KIB, 2 Apr. 2009.

Three newspaper articles

Hoyle/Box 126/11/2
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6 Mar 2000–24 Jul 2008

Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle

Closing in on the Secrets of the Red Planet' from the Telegraph and Argus 20 Aug 2003 which features FH's views on the subject. 'Embark on Voyage of Discovery with Scientists' from the Telegraph and Argus 6 Mar 2000 about a lecture series mentioning FH. Both original articles. Review of 'Fred Hoyle: a Life in Science' and 'Fred Hoyle's Universe' from The Observer 24 Jul 2008 Photocopy with autograph note from 'John'.

A series of 6 or 7 talks delivered to audiences between 15 and 18

Hoyle/Box 12/5/5
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21 May 2008

Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle

Preservation copy of photocopies of autograph manuscripts 12/5/1-12/5/4

ALS from Sir Bernard Ingham to Joan Hoyle 2005.

Hoyle/Box 126/11/1
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13 Oct 2005–18 Dec 2005

Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle

Thanks for letter from Joan H about his book 'Yorkshire Greats' which includes FH. With article from The Telegraph and Argus about the book.

Photocopy of typescript letter, signed, from John Edgington (Emeritus Professor of Physics, Queen Mary, University of London) to Dr Simon Mitton

Hoyle/Box 6/18/1
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29 Sep 2005

Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle

Congratulates Mitton on his life of FH. Has experienced first-hand the tensions between (some) theoretical astronomers and observer-cum-astronomers as are described in Mitton's book. It is not confined to Cambridge, but is a British phenomenon. He attended the first Lunar Sciences Conference in Houston in Jan. 1970, at which FH was the after-dinner speaker. He encloses a transcript of FH's talk. See 6/18/2

Review of 'Fred Hoyle: a life in science' by Simon Mitton and 'Fred Hoyle's universe' by Jane Gregory .