Ingemar Liman Papers

Description

This series contains papers produced by Ingemar Liman for his Hill Grazing Questionnaire.

Biography or history

Ingemar Liman was appointed Lecturer in Folk Life Studies at the Institute of Dialect and Folk Life Studies (IDFLS) in October 1964. He returned to Sweden, following the resignation of his IDFLS post on 31 December 1965, to take up the post of Intendant at the Open Air Museum at Skansen (Stockholm). He was instrumental in developing the Swedish Folk Museums course for British museum curators with Stewart Sanderson.

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Related material

Ms. responses to Liman's Hill Grazing Questionnaire (see LAVC/STA/4/1) are held at LAVC/FLF/3/3/3.


An extract from Liman's correspondence on magic colours is held at LAVC/FLF/10/7.


Correspondence between Liman and Stewart Sanderson concerning the Swedish Folk Museums Course is held at LAVC/STA/1/1/3/5.


A number of photographs by Liman are held in the Photo File, as follows:


Photographs of lathes in Conistone (North Yorkshire) and the surrounding area:

- LAVC/PHO/P0196 -0246.


Contact prints of sheepwashing at Thornton Rust, North Yorkshire, June 1965:

- LAVC/PHO/P0634-0701.


Contact prints of corn dollies in a [North Yorkshire?] church:

- LAVC/PHO/P1577 -1583.


1 open reel audiotape recording, made in Conistone, North Yorkshire, 1967, including discussion of farming, pasture and barns. See LAVC/SRE/A734r.