ARCAB |
Archives of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham |
ASCA |
Archive of the Society of Catholic Artists, London |
BDA |
Brentwood Diocesan Archives |
CDA |
Clifton Diocesan Archive, Bristol |
HDC |
Records of Harlow Development Corporation, Essex Record Office, Chelmsford |
FCA |
Fife Council Archives, Glenrothes |
GRCAA |
Glasgow Roman Catholic Archdiocesan Archives |
GSAA |
Glasgow School of Art Archives |
LDA |
Leeds Diocesan Archives |
LRCAA |
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral and Roman Catholic Archdiocesan Archives |
LRCDA |
Lancaster Roman Catholic Diocesan Archives |
MDA |
Menevia Diocesan Archives, Swansea |
RIBA |
Royal Institute of British Architects Library, London |
SCA |
Scottish Catholic Archives, Edinburgh |
SDA |
Salford Diocesan Archive, Manchester |
WDA |
Westminster Diocesan Archives, London |
Architect
Architect and Building News
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Catholic Herald. http://archive.catholicherald.co.uk (accessed 2010–13)
CBRN – Catholic Building Review, northern edn
CBRS – Catholic Building Review, southern edn
Churchbuilding [published as Church Buildings Today until 1961]
Clergy Review
RIBA Journal
St Andrew Annual: The Catholic Church in Scotland
The Tablet
The Universe
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