PHO/2011/A/04
Photograph: records store, lower corridor
- Kind:
- Photograph
- Date:
- Reconciliation week, 2011
- Origin:
- Records store
- Access:
- Open. The clerk's name is held in the accession and is not published at their request.
A shelved corridor in the lower records store during a reconciliation week, one figure standing at the far end. Made by a house clerk and left with the archive.

Catalogue card · PHO/2011/A/04 · silver gelatin, contact print
Standing: Print held. Common Record, house-fabric series.
Provenance: Made by a house clerk during a reconciliation week and left with the archive. The clerk's name is on the envelope and is not published at their request.
Description: digital print on archival stock. Document boxes and filing drawers to both walls for the length of the corridor. One figure in a pale coat stands at the far end, where the walls of the passage close towards the door. The far end is out of focus; the near shelving is sharp.
Condition: good. No handling damage. The print is one of eleven made that week, of which four are held and the remainder were not accessioned.
Not recorded: The day within the week. The person standing at the far end of the corridor, who is not named on the print or in the accession note.
Cataloguer's note (2011): Entered with the house-fabric series rather than with the reconciliation papers, the subject being a room and not a proceeding.
Cataloguer's note (2019): During the access survey the corridor was measured at eleven metres. The figure in the print stands beyond that measure. The surveyor recorded the discrepancy as an effect of the lens and the entry is left as it is.
Reconciled with the Common Record. Held with the house-fabric series.
Catalogued at the North House · reproduction permitted for study · redactions are not itemised
Elsewhere in the catalogue
Related records
- Photograph: house group on the steps (PHO/1999/A/12)
Held in the same accession year and entered with the same absence of a house.
- The continuity index
The week the print was made, and the clerk's count of sections against the printed list.