Works of John Betjeman

was a twentieth-century English poet, writer and broadcaster. Born to a middle-class family in Edwardian Hampstead, he attended Oxford University, although left without graduating. He turned down a position in the family furniture business, and instead took a series of jobs before becoming the assistant editor of The Architectural Review in 1931, which reflected a deeply held affection for buildings and their history. That same year he published his first book, Mount Zion, a collection of poems.
In 1932 Betjeman began a career in broadcasting, with a radio programme about the proposed destruction of Waterloo Bridge; he continued with regular radio work for the rest of his life, appearing in a wide range of genres, from panel and game shows, interviews, news interviews, documentaries and poetry readings. He published his first non-verse book in 1933, Ghastly Good Taste, which was subtitled "a Depressing Story of the Rise and Fall of English Architecture"; it reflected his concern of the destruction of Victorian and Edwardian architecture to make way for "grimmer contemporary developments, shopping arcades, and bogus Tudor bars". In 1937—shortly after the BBC began regular screen broadcasts—he appeared in his first television programme, How to Make a Guidebook, and went on to appear in a wide range of programmes until his death. His television appearances increased from the 1950s, and his output was prolific.
In 1960 Betjeman was appointed a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, which was followed in 1968 with his election as a Companion of Literature. In 1969 he was knighted and, in 1972, he succeeded Cecil Day-Lewis as Britain's Poet Laureate. In the later years of his life, Betjeman suffered from Parkinson's disease, and he died in May 1984. His obituarist in The Times thought him "a true original", and considered that he was "whimsical, imprudent, shrewd, humorous, disarming, always something of an enfant terrible. The poet Philip Larkin wrote that Betjeman "was not only the best loved poet, but one of the best loved men of our time", while his biographer, the academic John Clarke, described him as a "unique figure in twentieth-century English poetry, enjoying a degree of fame and success unequalled by any poet since Byron".

Verse

Radio

Betjeman was broadcast in numerous radio performances, although no full record exists. Most were on British radio, although he also made recordings for American radio.

Broadcast	Date	Channel	Notes
		BBC National Programme
		BBC National Programme
		BBC National Programme
		BBC National Programme
		BBC London Programme
		BBC London Programme
		BBC Regional Programme
		BBC Regional Programme
		BBC Regional Programme
		BBC Regional Programme
		BBC Regional Programme
		BBC Regional Programme
		BBC Regional Programme
		BBC Regional Programme
Town Tours	– 24 June 1937	BBC West of England Programme	Six episodes
		BBC National Programme
Eccentrics: "Adolphus Cooke Esq of Cookesborough"		BBC Regional Programme	The producer of the programme was Guy Burgess
		BBC West of England Programme
		BBC West of England Programme
		BBC West of England Programme
		BBC West of England Programme
		BBC West of England Programme
Western Worthies: "The Parson Hawker of Morwenstow"		BBC West of England Programme
Built to Last	– 27 June 1939	BBC Regional Programme	Six episodes
		BBC Regional Programme
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Regional Programme
		BBC Home Service	Betjeman read excerpts of Oscar Wilde's work
		BBC Home Service
Book Talk: "Yesterday's Fiction"		BBC Home Service
Book Talk: "Wartime Tastes in Reading"		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
Book Talk		BBC Home Service
Country Magazine: "Padstow and St Merryn, Cornwall"		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
Western Men: "Sabine Baring-Gould"		BBC West of England Home Service
		BBC Home Service
Literature in the West: "Augustus Toplady"		BBC West of England Home Service
West-Country Short Story: "Move with the Times"		BBC Home Service
Living Writers: "Evelyn Waugh"		BBC Third Programme
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Third Programme
		BBC Third Programme
		BBC Home Service
New Books and Old Books		BBC Light Programme
Three in Hand: "St Protus and St Hyacinth, Blisland, Cornwall"		BBC West of England Home Service
Three in Hand: "St John the Baptist, Mildenhall, Wiltshire"		BBC West of England Home Service
Three in Hand: "St Mark's, Swindon, Wiltshire"		BBC West of England Home Service
New Books and Old Books		BBC Light Programme
Buildings and Places: "Padstow"		BBC Third Programme
		BBC Light Programme
		BBC West of England Home Service
Coast and Country	– 27 September 1949	BBC West of England Home Service	Series one; nine episodes
It Begins at Home: "St Petroc"		BBC West of England Home Service
		BBC Third Programme
		BBC Third Programme	Betjeman reads a selection of his own poetry
		BBC Third Programme	Betjeman reads a selection of his own poetry
		BBC West of England Home Service
		BBC West of England Home Service
		BBC West of England Home Service
		BBC West of England Home Service
		BBC West of England Home Service
		BBC Third Programme
		BBC West of England Home Service
		BBC Third Programme
		BBC West of England Home Service
		BBC Third Programme
Coast and Country	– 29 September 1950	BBC West of England Home Service	Series two; five episodes
		BBC Third Programme
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Third Programme
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service	An appeal for the restoration fund of St Mary's Church, Mildenhall
		BBC Home Service
For Your Book List: "William Barnes"		BBC West of England Home Service
Let's Go	– 20 September 1951	BBC Light Programme	Betjeman broadcast in seven episodes of the programme
		BBC Home Service
		BBC West of England Home Service
Coast and County	– 23 August 1951	BBC West of England Home Service	Series three; five episodes
	– 22 December 1957	BBC Home Service	Betjeman broadcast in 30 episodes of the programme
		BBC Home Service
Three in Hand: "Kelmscott Manor"		BBC Home Service
		BBC Third Programme
Three in Hand: "Cardiff Castle"		BBC Home Service
		BBC Midland and West of England Home Service	To mark the centenary of Augustus Pugin
Woman's Hour		BBC Light Programme
Evening Service		BBC Home Service
		BBC North of England Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Midlands Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Midlands Home Service
Desert Island Discs		BBC Radio 4
		BBC London Calling Asia
Foreigners	– 13 December 1955	BBC Home Service	Series of three programmes
	– 27 December 1955	BBC Home Service	Betjeman broadcast in four episodes of the programme
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
Woman's Hour		BBC Light Programme
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Midlands Home Service
		BBC West of England Programme
		BBC Midlands Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Network Three
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
John Betjeman: Poet, Connoisseur and Churchwarden	– 14 November 1958	BBC General Overseas Service	Series of three programmes
		BBC Third Programme	Betjeman reads a selection of his own poetry
Woman's Hour		BBC Light Programme
		BBC Midlands Home Service
Today		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
In Town Tonight		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC General Overseas Service
		BBC General Overseas Service
		BBC General Overseas Service
Summoned by Bells	– 28 November 1960	BBC Third Programme	Series one; three programmes
		BBC Network Three
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC West of England Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC South and West Home Service
		BBC Light Programme
		BBC Home Service
Woman's Hour		BBC Light Programme
In Town Tonight		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC General Overseas Service
		West of England Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Third Programme
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service	Betjeman introduced the programme, which consisted of his poetry set to music
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Third Programme
The News		BBC Home Service	Betjeman offered an appreciation on T. S. Eliot
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Third Programme	An appreciation of T.E. Brown
Britain's Cathedrals and Their Music	– 1 April 1966	BBC Radio 3	Series of 19 programmes
		BBC Third Programme
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Home Service
		BBC Third Programme
Choirs and the Places Where They Sing	– 29 October 1967	BBC Radio 3	Series of nine programmes
Scenes That Are Brightest	– 23 March 1969	BBC Radio 4	Series of four programmes
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 3
		BBC Radio 3
Poetry Prom	– 25 August 1976	BBC Radio 4	Betjeman appeared in nine episodes
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 3
		BBC Radio 3
		BBC Radio 3
		BBC Radio 3
		BBC Radio 3
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
Desert Island Discs		BBC Radio 4
Sweet Songs of Zion	– 14 September 1975	BBC Radio 4	Series one; six episodes
Sir John Betjeman: Earlier and Later Loves	– 17 December 1975	BBC Radio 4	Series of six programmes
		BBC Radio 3
		BBC Radio 4
Sweet Songs of Zion	– 12 September 1976	BBC Radio 4	Series two; 11 episodes
Kaleidoscope		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 3
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
Kaleidoscope		BBC Radio 4
Sweet Songs of Zion	– 6 September 1978	BBC Radio 4	Series three; six episodes
Kaleidoscope		BBC Radio 4
Summoned by Bells		BBC Radio 3
Summoned by Bells		BBC Radio 3
		BBC Radio 4
Woman's Hour		BBC Radio 4
		BBC Radio 4
Bookshelf: "The Poems of John Betjeman"		BBC Radio 4	Included an interview with Betjeman

Books

Title	Year of first publication	First edition publisher	Notes
Ghastly Good Taste		Chapman & Hall
Devon		Architectural Press	Part of the Shell Guides series
		John Miles
			Co-author with Hugh Casson
Antiquarian Prejudice		Hogarth Press
Vintage London		William Collins, Sons
English Cities and Small Towns		William Collins, Sons
John Piper		Penguin Books
Five Sermons by Laymen		St Matthew's Church, Northampton	Co-authored with C. S. Lewis and others
Murray's Buckinghamshire Architectural Guide		John Murray	Co-authored with John Piper
Murray’s Berkshire Architectural Guide		John Murray	Co-authored with John Piper
Studies in the History of Swindon		Swindon Borough Council, Swindon	Co-authored with L. V. Grinsell, H. B. Wells and H. S. Tallamy
Shropshire – with maps and illustrations		Faber & Faber	Part of the Shell Guides series
		Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
First and Last Loves		John Murray
Gala Day London		Harvill Secker
		Cambridge University Press, Cambridge	The Rede Lecture
Some Immortal Hours		John Murray	Twenty copies
Collins Guide to English Parish Churches, including the Isle of Man		William Collins, Sons
Ground Plan to City Skyline		Newman Neame	Published under the name "Richard M Farren"
Clifton College Buildings		Vista Books
English Churches		Vista Books	Co-authored with Basil Clarke
		Pitkin Pictorials	One of Pitkin Pride of Britain series
Collins Pocket Guide to English Parish Churches		Collins Publishers	Two volumes
Victorian and Edwardian London From Old Photographs		Batsford Books
Ten Wren Churches		Editions Elector	Limited edition of 100 copies
Victorian and Edwardian Brighton From Old Photographs		Batsford Books	Co-authored with J.S. Gray
		John Murray
London's Historic Railway Stations		John Murray
Victorian and Edwardian Oxford From Old Photographs		Batsford Books	Co-authored with David Vaisey
West Country Churches		Society of Sts Peter & Paul
		Church Literature Association
Victorian and Edwardian Cornwall From Old Photographs		Batsford Books	Co-authored with A. L. Rowse
Archie and the Strict Baptists		John Murray
Metro-land		Warren Editions
John Betjeman's Letters: Volume One		Methuen Publishing	Edited and introduced by Betjeman's daughter, Candida Lycett Green
John Betjeman's Letters: Volume Two		Methuen Publishing	Edited and introduced by Betjeman's daughter, Candida Lycett Green
John Betjeman Coming Home		Methuen Publishing
Trains and Buttered Toast: Betjeman's best BBC radio talks		John Murray	Edited and introduced by Stephen Games
Tennis Whites and Teacakes: An anthology of Betjeman's prose, verse and occasional writing		John Murray	Edited and introduced by Stephen Games
Sweet Songs of Zion: Betjeman's radio programmes about English hymn-writing		Hodder & Stoughton	Edited and introduced by Stephen Games
Betjeman's England: Betjeman's best topographical television programmes		John Murray	Edited and introduced by Stephen Games

Editor

Betjeman undertook the role of editor for several magazines and journals, including the undergraduate magazines of Oxford Outlook and Cherwell; the following consists of the books he edited.

Title	Year of first publication	Author	First edition publisher	Notes
Cornwall Illustrated		–	Architectural Press	Part of the Shell Guides series
English Scottish and Welsh Landscape 1700–1860		Various	Frederick Muller Ltd	with Geoffrey Taylor
Watergate Children's Classics		Various	Watergate Classics
English Love Poems		Various	Faber and Faber	with Geoffrey Taylor; also a contributor
		–	McDowell, Obolensky, New York
Altar and Pew: Church of England Verses		Various	E Hulton & Co
			Rupert Hart-Davis	Also wrote introduction
		Various	Blackwell Publishing, Oxford	with Winnifred Hindley
Selected Poems		John Masefield	Heinemann

Television

Programme	Date	Channel	Role	Notes
How to Make a Guidebook	21 September 1937	BBC	Presenter
Tactile Bee	20 December 1938	BBC	Participant
Longleat	20 June 1949	BBC	–	As a consultant only
Readers and Writers	5 June 1951	BBC	Co-presenter
Conversation Piece	2 March 1954	BBC	Presenter
Where on Earth?	8 July 1954	BBC	Traveller
Music From the Castle	17 October 1954	BBC	Commentator
Christian Forum	21 November 1954	BBC	Participant
Wells Cathedral	1 April 1955	BBC	Presenter
Panorama	25 April 1955	BBC	Participant
St Paul's Cathedral	29 May 1955	BBC	Narrator
Panorama	29 May 1955	BBC	Participant
Discovering Britain	23 September 1955 – 30 March 1956	ITV	Presenter	Series of 17 short films, on behalf of Shell Oil; also writer
Panorama	5 December 1955	BBC	Participant
Robert Adam: Architect to an Age of Elegance	31 January 1956	BBC	Presenter
Church in Action	27 August 1956	BBC	Presenter
	9 July 1957 – 5 September 1957	BBC	Presenter	Series of six programmes
Tonight	16 September 1957	BBC	Interviewee
Youth Wants to Know	3 December 1957	ITV	Participant
Press Conference	17 January 1958	BBC	Participant
About Religion	19 January 1958	ITV	Participant
Press Conference	14 March 1958	BBC	Participant
Meeting Point	8 June 1958 – 29 August 1965	BBC	Participant	Betjeman appeared in nine episodes of the programme
Panorama	30 June 1958	BBC	Participant
Tonight	8 December 1958	BBC	Interviewee
About Religion	8 December 1958	ITV	Participant
Mainly for Women: Wednesday Magazine	18 February 1959	BBC	Participant
Monitor: John Betjeman, A Poet in London	1 March 1959	BBC	Participant
Tonight	6 March 1959	BBC	Participant
	6 July 1959	BBC	Participant
Beauty in Trust	4 August 1959	BBC	Narrator	Also writer
Viewpoint	9 September 1959	BBC	Participant
Viewpoint	4 November 1959	BBC	Participant
Journey into a Lost World		BBC	Narrator	Also writer
Remembering Summer	19 January 1960	BBC	Participant
Monitor	28 February 1960	BBC	Participant
	26 June 1960	BBC	Narrator
John Betjeman as the Book Man	11 September 1960 – 8 January 1961	ITV	Presenter	Series of nine programmes
About Religion	18 September 1960	ITV	Participant
Wednesday Magazine	30 November 1960 – 6 December 1961	BBC	Participant	Betjeman made four appearances in the series
John Betjeman and the Book Man	8 January 1961	ITV	Presenter
John Betjeman Goes by Train	17 April 1961	BBC	Presenter
Enjoying Life		BBC	Presenter	Produced by the Labour Party
Steam and Stained Glass	2 April 1962 – 16 April 1962	ITV	Presenter	Series of three programmes
Perspective on Eccentricity	31 May 1962	BBC	Presenter
In View: Men of Steam	26 September 1962	BBC	Presenter	Also writer
Perspective	17 January 1963	BBC	Participant
Sing a Song of Sixpence	22 January 1963 – 19 February 1963	ITV	Presenter	Series of three programmes
Let's Imagine a Branch Line Railway	29 March 1963	BBC	Presenter
	17 July 1963	BBC	Participant
Seeing and Believing: In Populous City Pent	6 October 1963	BBC	Reader
One Man's Country	22 January 1964	BBC	Presenter
Something About in Diss	25 March 1964	BBC	Narrator
High Mass	26 July 1964	BBC	Participant
Writer's World	5 October 1964	BBC	Participant
Monitor	15 December 1964	BBC	Presenter
Panorama	21 December 1964	BBC	Participant
Christmas Carols	24 December 1964	BBC	Presenter
Swann, Wallace and Betjeman	25 December 1964	BBC	Participant
Monitor	29 December 1964	BBC	Participant
	3 March 1965	BBC	Presenter
Muses with Milligan	3 March 1965	BBC	Participant
Pity About the Abbey	29 July 1965	BBC	Co-writer	Play, co-written with Stewart Farrar
BBC 3	29 January 1966	BBC	Guest
Late Show London	18 February 1966		Interviewee
	19 April 1966	BBC	Presenter
Footprints	15 May 1966	BBC	Narrator	Also writer
Late Night Line-Up	31 July 1966	BBC	Interviewee
Betjeman at Random	1 August 1966 – 22 August 1966	ITV	Interviewer	Series of four programmes
Pride of Place	1 August 1966 – 20 August 1967	BBC	Participant	Series of nine programmes
	2 December 1966	ITV	Interviewee
	9 December 1966	BBC	Presenter
Journey to Bethlehem	26 December 1966	BBC	Presenter
Betjeman's London	14 August 1967 – 18 September 1967	BBC	Presenter	Series of six programmes
	10 October 1967	BBC	Presenter
	6 December 1967	ITV	Interviewee
	25 December 1967	BBC	Narrator	Also written by Betjeman
Contrasts	31 January 1968	BBC	Presenter
Aida	5 February 1968	BBC	Presenter
Omnibus	2 April 1968	BBC	Participant
Summer '67	8 April 1968	BBC	Narrator
	26 May 1968	ITV	Participant
	27 August 1968	ITV	Participant
Release: The Weekly Arts Magazine	26 October 1968	BBC	Participant
Viewpoint	14 November 1968	BBC	Participant
Frost on Saturday	30 November 1968	ITV	Interviewee
Contrasts	17 December 1968	BBC	Presenter	Also writer
Bird's-Eye View: The Englishman's Home	5 April 1969 – 18 April 1971	BBC	Presenter	Series of 13 programmes
	10 April 1969	BBC	Narrator
Four with Betjeman	29 June 1970 – 20 July 1970	BBC	Presenter	Series of four programmes
Late Night Line-Up	26 October 1970	BBC	Presenter
Look Stranger: Ellan Vannin	10 December 1970	BBC	Presenter
	24 December 1970	BBC	Presenter
Aquarius	26 December 1970	ITV	Presenter
That Well-Known Store in Knightsbridge	1 June 1971	BBC	Presenter
On Camera: Historic Houses	13 July 1971	BBC	Participant
Summer Review	13 August 1971	BBC	Presenter
Omnibus: "Happy Birthday, Dear Albert"	12 September 1971	BBC	Presenter
Treasures of the British Museum	24 November 1971	ITV	Presenter
Railways Forever	1 June 1972	BBC	Presenter
Collector's World	15 August 1972	BBC	Participant
Betjeman in Australia	13 September 1972 – 4 October 1972	BBC	Presenter	Series of four programmes
Thank God it's Sunday	10 December 1972 & 17 December 1972	BBC	Narrator
Parkinson	17 February 1973	BBC	Interviewee
Metro-Land	26 February 1973	BBC	Presenter	Also writer
Up Sunday	27 May 1973	BBC	Participant
	16 September 1973	BBC	Guest
Nationwide	19 March 1974	BBC	Interviewee
Aquarius	26 May 1974	ITV	Participant
	7 December 1974	BBC	Narrator	Also writer
Sir John Betjeman	15 June 1975	BBC	Presenter	Five-minute appeal on behalf of St Anne's Cathedral, Belfast
	30 September 1975	BBC	Presenter
Just a Nimmo	28 January 1976	BBC	Interviewee
Vicar of the Parish	29 July 1976	BBC	Narrator	Also writer
Summoned by Bells	29 August 1976	BBC	Presenter	Also writer
Betjeman's Belfast	12 November 1976	BBC	Presenter
	22 December 1976	BBC	Presenter
Anyone for Tennyson?	16 March 1977	Nebraska Educational Telecommunications	Presenter
Betjeman and Friends	12 April 1977 & 19 April 1977	ITV	Presenter
	31 May 1977	BBC	Presenter	Also writer
Parkinson	5 November 1977	BBC	Interviewee
	6 January 1978	BBC	Participant
Read All About It	2 April 1978	BBC	Interviewee
John Betjeman's Dublin	30 November 1978	BBC	Presenter	Also writer
	17 January 1979 & 21 February 1979	BBC	Participant
Tonight in Town	1 June 1979	BBC	Participant
Arena: "Private Life of the Ford Cortina"	19 January 1982	BBC	Participant
Time with Betjeman	13 February 1983 – 27 March 1983	BBC	Participant	Series of seven programmes
	4 May 1984	BBC	Participant

Discography

Album	Year	Label	Notes
		Argo Records
		London Talking Book Co
Betjeman Reads Betjeman		Argo Records
Banana Blush		Virgin Records	With musical accompaniment from Jim Parker
Late Flowering Love		Virgin Records	With musical accompaniment from Jim Parker
Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales		Pye Records	Betjeman and Dame Edith Evans reading the stories
Elizabeth II: The Woman and the Queen		Argo Records
		Argo Records
Sir John Betjeman's Britain		Virgin Records	With musical accompaniment from Jim Parker
Varsity Rag		Virgin Records	With musical accompaniment from Jim Parker

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