Hewlett Collection

Damage to Canterbury Cathedral Library, WW2 - Baedeker Blitz
" Canterbury under fire" - Damage sustained to the Cathedal LIbrary examined by Dr. Hewlett Johnson, Dean of Canterbury, by bombing on the city by German planes of the luftwaffe during WW2

The Forest Lovers / Hewlet
A medieval Knight, with his young lover, gets down on one knee

Editorial Board, Daily Worker newspaper, London
Editorial Board of the Daily Worker newspaper, London: J R Campbell, William Rust, Professor J Bs Haldane, the Dean of Canterbury (Hewlett Johnson), R Page Arnot, Councillor J Owen, Sean O'Casey

Hilda Hewlett
Hilda Beatrice Hewlett (1864 -1943), early aviator and aviation entrepreneur. She was the first British woman to earn a pilots licence

Aquatic Sports at Port Said (engraving)
1616489 Aquatic Sports at Port Said (engraving) by Morehen, Horace (b.c.1841); Private Collection; (add.info.: Aquatic Sports at Port Said)

Armstrong Whitworth FK3, A1502, one of the first batch of 50 FK3s built by Hewlett and Blondeau Ltd

Armstrong Whitworth FK3, B9640, one of the second batch of 300 FK3s built by Hewlett and Blondeau Ltd

Oscilloscope for EEG monitoring in ESP testing
A Hewlett Packard four-beam oscilloscope for EEG (electroencephalogram) monitoring during ESP testing. Date: 20th century

The Fairy Wife
Andrew King and the Fairy Wife - illustration to a story by Maurice Hewlett

Maurice Hewlett, English novelist, poet and essayist
Maurice Henry Hewlett (1861-1923), English historical novelist, poet and essayist. circa 1900s

Armstrong Whitworth FK3, B9640, one of the second batch ?
Armstrong Whitworth FK3, B9640, one of the second batch of 300 FK3s built by Hewlett and Blondeau Ltd

Armstrong Whitworth FK3, A1502, one of the first batch o?
Armstrong Whitworth FK3, A1502, one of the first batch of 50 FK3s built by Hewlett and Blondeau Ltd

Flight-Commander Francis E. T. Hewlett: Saved after his plane went down after the attack on Cuxhaven

Maurice Hewlett
MAURICE HEWLETT popular writer

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"Hewlett: A Multifaceted Legacy Spanning from Canterbury Cathedral to Aquatic Sports" Hewlett, a name that echoes through history, carries with it tales of triumph and tragedy. From the devastating damage inflicted upon Canterbury Cathedral Library during World War II's Baedeker Blitz to the enchanting Forest Lovers penned by Hewlet himself, this name weaves a tapestry of diverse narratives. Beyond literature, Hewlett's influence extended into journalism as well. Serving on the Editorial Board of London's Daily Worker newspaper, he played a pivotal role in shaping public discourse during his time. Yet his interests were not confined solely to the written word; he delved into scientific realms too. An innovator ahead of his time, Hewlett contributed significantly to advancements in neuroscience with his creation of an oscilloscope for EEG monitoring in ESP testing. This groundbreaking invention opened new doors for exploring the mysteries of human consciousness. However, it is not just Maurice Hewlett who left an indelible mark on history; Hilda it also deserves recognition. Her pioneering spirit led her to become one of Britain's first female aviators and co-founder of the world-renowned aircraft manufacturing company - Hewlett & Blondeau Ltd. The allure of adventure did not escape their grasp either. The captivating image engraved within our minds showcases aquatic sports at Port Said—an embodiment of joyous moments amidst azure waters and sun-kissed shores. Armstrong Whitworth FK3 planes hold significance within this narrative too—B9640 representing resilience as part of the second batch while A1502 symbolizes innovation as one among its predecessors. As we unravel these threads woven together by various individuals bearing the surname "Hewlett, " we come face-to-face with their contributions across different domains—be it literature, aviation or even preserving historical treasures like Canterbury Cathedral Library. Their legacy continues to inspire generations and reminds us that greatness can be found in the most unexpected places.