Pencil sketch of unnamed architectural plan detail, annotated with various measurements.

Pencil sketch of architectural detail titled 'Edgware. B---?' and annotated with various measurements.

Photograph of Lodge belonging to Baron Rothschild. Devey undertook numerous commissions for the Rothschild family throughout his career. Annotated 'Lodge. Baron Rothschilds. G. Devey'.

Photograph of Wickwar Parsonage, Gloucestershire. Devey was commissioned to build the new Parsonage by the 3rd Earl Ducie and the Revd Ralph Lyon.

Photograph of Wickwar Parsonage, Gloucestershire. Annotated 'Wickwar Parsonage, Glosters., for Lord Ducie'. Devey was commissioned to build the new Parsonage by the 3rd Earl Ducie and the Revd Ralph Lyon.

Photograph of a house near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Annotated 'Addition. G. Devey'.

Photograph of a house near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Annotated 'Nr. Aylesbury.'.

Photograph of an unnamed house.

Photograph of house owned by Mr. Rose. Annotated 'for Mr. Rose. G. Devey'.

Photograph of the Literary Institute, Temple Street, Aylesbury. Devey completed a number of projects in Aylesbury for Nathaniel, 1st Baron Rothschild. The Literary Institute was presented to the town and opened in May 1880. Annotated 'Workmans Institute, Aylesbury. G. Devey'.

Photograph of an unnamed house.

Photograph of Ascott House, owned by Leopold Rothschild. Annotated 'Ascott House. Mr. Leopold Rothschild. G. Devey'. In 1873 Lionel de Rothschild bought a farm at Ascott in Buckinghamshire for his son Leopold who decided to turn it into a fashionable country house. Devey, who had worked on other Rothschild projects, drew up plans for an Old English or Jacobean style house.

Pencil sketch of architectural details, on 3 sides of one folded sheet.

Pencil sketch of architectural details on an envelope addressed to 'G. Devey Esq / 16, Great Marlborough Street, W', postmarked 'Ap 24 78'. Sketch titled 'Huntercombe Dial', with various measurements.

Photograph of a Farm in Cheddington, Buckinghamshire. Annotated 'Farm, Chiddington, Bucks. G. Devey.'

Photograph of Sudbury Station Inn, Derbyshire. Devey was commissioned for work at Sudbury Hall and the surrounding estate during the 1870s by the 6th Lord Vernon, which included enlarging The Boar's Head, originally a tiny public house at the Station. Annotated 'Sudbury Station Inn. Addition by G. Devey'.

Photograph of Akeley Wood, Buckinghamshire. Around 1860 the Bursar of New College Oxford sold 90 acres of Akeley Wood to Captain Charles Pilgrim for a small country estate. Pilgrim’s new buildings included a house and stables designed by George Devey in the mid-late 1860s. Annotated 'Akeley Wood, Bucks. G. Devey'.

Photograph of cottages owned by Baron Rothschild, now 11-15 Station Road, Cheddington. Devey undertook numerous commissions for the Rothschild family throughout his career. Annotated 'Cottages for Baron Rothschild. G. Devey.'

Photograph of Dinton School, Buckinghamshire. Annotated 'Denton Schools, Bucks. G. Devey'. Devey was commissioned to design a new boys and girls school, and master's house for the Revd C. H. Burton.

Photograph of Zeals House, Wiltshire. Annotated 'Zeals House, Wilts. G. Devey'. Zeals House was remodelled between 1863-1864 by Devey for William Chafyn-Grove. Following Chafyn-Grove's death his sister, Julia Chafyn-Grove, commissioned Devey to carry out a further smaller extension in 1869.