Includes photographs, correspondence and programmes, all relating to Beatrice Botterill's harp playing and also a ceremonial key presented to her by the National Museum of Wales.
The Beatrice (Trixie) Botterill Digital Collection
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- ReferenceGB 3489 010
- Dates of Creation[c1912] - 1991
- Name of Creator
- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description11.6MB
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Administrative / Biographical History
Beatrice Botterill (c1895 - c1975) was a successful professional harpist who taught at the College when it was based at the Castle. She is credited with bringing the Welsh Folk Revival to Cardiff in the 1950s.
The items in this collection were on loan to RWCMD from Beatrice's great nephew, Dr David Botterill, who gave us permission to copy the documents and add them to the College's Archives.
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Acquisition Information
The items in this collection were on loan to RWCMD from Beatrice's great nephew, Dr David Botterill, who gave us permission to copy the documents and add them to the College's Archives in Feburary 2019.
Custodial History
The original items in the collection are owned by Beatrice's great nephew, Dr David Botterill.