Nash, John, (1752-1835), Architect

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Surname:	Nash
Forenames:	John
Gender:	Male
Date:	1752-1835
Biography:	ODNB link for Nash, John (1752-1835) Architect
Name authority reference:	GB/NNAF/P148159 (Former ISAAR ref: GB/NNAF/P20927 )
Online related resources	Artists' Paper Register link for John Nash	Bibliography of British and Irish History link for John Nash

Collections
Number	Description	Held by	Reference	Further information
1	1814-33: office ledger	Royal Institute of British Architects	NAS	NRA 34224 Nash
2	1829: papers rel to development of Regent's Park canal basin	Royal Institute of British Architects		See Annual Return 1992
3	1827: plans and builder's payment for 10 Carlton House Terrace	Northumberland Archives	ZRI	NRA 4468 Ridley
4	1805-1816: corresp with and bills sent to Sir JF Boughey	Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Archive Service: William Salt Library	parcels 57/4, 58/3	NRA 5871 Fletcher
5	1806-16: letters and accounts to 2nd Earl of Caledon (44 items)	Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI)	D2431-33	NRA 13276 Alexander
6	1796-1819: letters to Sir John Macpherson	British Library: Asian and African Studies	MSS Eur F291	NRA 44007
7	1813-14: letters (2), plans and elevations rel to house in St Albans St for 5th Earl of Guildford	Kent History and Library Centre	U471/C119	NRA 5392
8	letters (54) rel to Corsham Court	Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre		See WRO catalogue 1742 box file 47A-B unlisted
9	1785: articles of agreement rel to rebuilding of roof of St Peters Church, Carmarthen	Archifdy Sir Gar / Carmarthenshire Archives	CDX/514	See Annual Return 1994
10	c1800: perspective designs for Luscombe Castle, Devon	Royal Institute of British Architects	2011.5
11	c1796: perspective design for stables for Charles Townley, Towneley Hall, Lancashire	Royal Institute of British Architects	2011.10