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(1) Newspaper cutting of a letter from C.S. Lewis setting out his ideas on standardised spelling, News Chronicle, 1959

(2) Handwritten letter from C.S. Lewis to Denis Glass, agreeing with his views that the need to reform spelling to make it standardised was unnecessary, 6 Jan 1960

Two copies of a black and white photograph of a young C.S. Lewis [undated].

Black and white photograph of C.S. Lewis writing at his desk in his rooms in First Court at Magdalene College [undated].

Black and white photograph of C.S. Lewis [undated].

Black and white photograph of C.S. Lewis - blown up from a group photograph.

Black and white photograph of two men talking in First Court. The location of C.S. Lewis's rooms can be seen (First floor to the left of the Chapel). For the original photograph (taken by Ramsey & Muspratt) see MCPH/1/3/69.

(1) Handwritten poem ‘Lords Coëval with creation’ (1958) by C.S. Lewis
(2) Explanatory letter to Francis Turner, 10 June 1958
(3) Printout of the music by Peter Relph (who sang bass in the choir), June 2016.

Order of Service for a memorial service held for C.S. Lewis in Magdalene College Chapel in Sunday 7 December 1963.

George Mallory was an undergraduate at Magdalene College between 1905 and 1908 and studied history under A. C. Benson. He was secretary and later Captain of the Boat Club, a member of the College's Kingsley Club, the University's Fabian Society, and the Marlowe Dramatic Club. He was the College's representative on the committee of the University's Women's Suffrage Association. His circle of friends included many members of the Bloomsbury Group including Lytton and James Strachey, Duncan Grant (who painted several nude studies of him 1912-1913) and Maynard Keynes.

After graduating he stayed in Cambridge for a year to write an essay which he later published as Boswell the Biographer (1912).

Black and white blank postcard showing two crews on the river.

The official programme for the Henley Royal Regatta for Monday 2 July 1906.

The official programme for the Henley Royal Regatta for Wednesday 4 July 1906.

Menu for the Lent bump supper including a list of the crew [Mallory listed at No. 3], the coach [G. E. Compston of Trinity Hall] and bumps made [King's II, Peterhouse and Clare II]. Signed on the back in pencil by members of the crew and coach.

Menu for the May bump supper including a list of the crew [Mallory not listed], the coach [G. E. Compston of Trinity Hall] and bumps made [Clare]. Signed on the back in pencil by members of the crew.

Hand written menu. Lists the crew [Mallory listed at Bow], the coach [G. E. Compston of Trinity Hall] and results in heats and finals of the Fours. Signed on the back by the coach and crew.

Printed letter signed by George Mallory as Captain of the Boat Club asking for donations so that an Eight could be sent to Henley.

Menu for the bump supper including a list of the crew [Mallory listed at No. 7], the coach [H. C. Hudson of Jesus College] and bumps made [Sidney, Pembroke II Trinity Hall II, Lady Margaret II and King's I]. Signed on the back in pencil by members of the crew.

The official programme for the Henley Royal Regatta for Thursday 2 July 1908.

The official programme for the Henley Royal Regatta for Friday 3 July 1908.

Printed menu card with 'Cambridge' printed on the front along with the crests of Magdalene College and the University. 'G. H. L. Mallory' is printed on the front cover and the following names are written in pencil on the back - G. H. Leigh Mallory; Harold R. Morgan; Percy W. Bain; J. Norman Methven; and Aubrey P-Edgcombe.

Printed menu card. Names, including Mallory's, have been written in pencil on the back.

Printed menu card with 'G. H. L.-Mallory' printed on the front bottom right hand corner. Names, including Mallory's, have been written in pencil on the front.

Printed menu card.

Magdalene College Concert programme.

Programme for She Stoops to Conquer performed on 28, 29 and 30 November 1907.

Magdalene College Concert programme.