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Survey showing proposed alterations to Wentworth House - perspective drawing; part west elevation; part south elevation; part north elevation; part section; ground, first and second floor plans.

Scale: 1/8" to 1'

Survey showing proposed alterations to Wentworth House - perspective drawing; part west elevation; part south elevation; part north elevation; part section; ground, first and second floor plans.

Scale: 1/8" to 1'

Survey showing Wentworth House as existing - site plan; perspective drawing; part west elevation; part south elevation; part north elevation; part section; ground, first and second floor plans.

Scale: 1/8" to 1'

Accounts for Wentworth House (which was bought by the College in 1835) listing rents received from tenants (Mr Shillito, 1834-40, Mr Barron, 1842-1948, Captain Davies, 1852-1861 and Mr Catling, 1862- at least 1865 when the volume ends). Also payments for repairs and general upkeep.

Watercolour painting of the interior of a Cathedral. The Cathedral is not named.

Watercolour painting of the exterior of a Cathedral. The Cathedral is not named but has two spires and is on the top of a hill as a town can be seen running to the river in the valley below.

Watercolour painting showing the view from Clare College gardens across to Old Court with the King's College Chapel in the background.

Warrant from Henry Hargrave to Edward Breese with livery of seisin endorsed.

War registration certificate for George Herbert Leigh-Mallory, schoolmaster of The Holt, Godalming.

War Memorial First World War

Designed in 1920 by Alexander Fisher and adorned with armorial shields in enamel. It is affixed under the south-east window. On 11 November 1923 there was a Dedication Service attended by Lord and Lady Braybrooke (Visitor) and the dedication was performed by the Bishop of Ely, Dr Chase (this was the first time a Bishop of Ely had ever visited the Chapel). It bears the names and regiments of the 65 men who died.

War Memorial Second World War

Designed by Mr A. Reynolds Stone (an old member of the College) and executed by Will Carter. The names are carved in seven columns, on Abergavenny Blue slate, set in a plain frame of Caen. The College arms are in the centre. The Latin inscription was suggested by Mr A.B. Ramsay. It is affixed under the north-east window. Iy was unveiled and dedicated on Remembrance Sunday, 6 November 1949. It bears the names of 129 men who died.

Printed booklet for the unveiling of the War Memorial by Marshal of the Royal Air Force Viscount Tedder, for those members of College who died during the Second World War. Booklet includes Lord Tedder's address, details about the arrangements for the service, information about the memorial itself, details (including photographs) of the former lecture room which was panelled and made into a dining room, and the Roll of Honour.

Printed booklet about the service of dedication of the War Memorial to those members of College who died serving during the First World War. It was held in the College Chapel on 11 November 1923 and was conducted by the Bishop of Ely. The booklet describes the memorial, the service, and contains a list of the men who died and their regiments.

Visitor's book for the Pepys Library. Includes a list of the names of the Pepys Librarians on the first page.

Order of service for Vespers for the sixth Sunday after Easter sung by the community of St Benet's Hall, Oxford held in the College Chapel.

Daily entries of his life as a freshman at Magdalene College.

Daily entries of his life as a freshman at Magdalene College