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SCB6-G2 cutting

British Library

[28 February 1947] Service at St Paul's, Covent Garden on the Centenary of Ellen Terry's birth; mentions Edith Craig, Edward Carrick, Mabel and Lucy Terry Lewis, Eileen...
SCB6-K15 photograph

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[Undated] Ellen Terry standing with her children Edith Craig and Edward Gordon Craig seated; annotated on reverse 'Fred Hollyer, 9 Pembroke Sqre., Kensington, W...
SCB7-H14 play, typescript ("At A Junction")

British Library

[Undated] "At A Junction". By Margaret Young. The Trafalgar Type Writing Office. Annotated on cover 'At A Junction' altered to 'A Missed Connection'. Inside inscribed 'The property of Ellen Terry= Tower Cottage - Winchelsea - 1909=...
NT/SMA/PH/134 postcard

Smallhythe Place

[4 May 1905] From [Unknown] to Mrs Rumball [Elizabeth Rumball]. Illustration of Ellen Terry in costume wearing a heart shaped necklace; on reverse a letter referring to a letter sent on Tuesday.
ET-Z1,456 coloured sketch

British Library

[Undated] Ellen Terry's date of birth decorated with dates of birth in February of other famous figures inc. Henry Irving, John Ruskin, Charles Dickens, Charles...
ET-Z1,351a/8 postcard

British Library

[22 December 1925] From ET and Edy C [Ellen, Edith Terry, Craig] to Gladys Bowen. Christmas greetings; illustration of Ellen Terry sitting with Edith Craig.
ET-D866 programme ("The Borderer")

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[12 March 1923] Julia Neilson as Mary of Scots. Fred Terry as the Earl of Bothwell. Annotated on front with date and inside in Ellen Terry's hand.
ET-D89a programme ("The Amber Heart")

British Library

[7 June 1887] Illustrated with pen and ink drawings. First performance; music composed by Hamilton Clarke; Ellen Terry as Ellaline; Beerbohm Tree as Silvio.
ET-D161c flyer ("Nance Oldfield")

British Library

[1894] The Royal Eye Hospital. Advertising a grand matinee in aid of hospital funds. Lists 14 artists to appear, including Ellen Terry, Henry Irving and J. L. Toole.
ET-D209b programme (various works)

British Library

[24 August 1898] Ellen Terry as Pauline; Frank Cooper as Claude Melnotte. Music composed by Edgar Ward.