Window details for the rooms in the Tan Yard cottages. With notes.
No scale given.
Window details for the rooms in the Tan Yard cottages. With notes.
No scale given.
Ground and first floor plans of the Tan Yard Cottages and west, north, and south elevations.
Drawing No. UMM/11
Scale: 1/8" to 1'
Telegram from L. [Laite?] to "C. of E. Chaplain 59 C.C.S." informing them that Francis Turner has been admitted to the 59th Casualty Clearing station on the Dangerously Ill list, having sustained face wounds and a compound fracture on both jaws. This telegram was forwarded to Edith Turner.
Telegram from Francis Turner to the Turner house, informing them that he’d arrived in England and was now going to a hospital in or around London, to receive further treatment for injuries sustained in his air accident.
Telegram from Secretary Air Ministry to the Turner House giving the status of FT’s recovery after the air accident and denying permission to visit.
Parties: (1) Magdalene College, (2) Basil Edward Hammond (Fellow of Trinity College)
Photograph of the Tennis Club, c. 1905 - see MCPP/AP/3
Photos of the Tennis Club, c. 1902-05 see MCPH/3/1
The rules are written out on the first page and this is followed by the bookings each day gibing the names, times, and amount owed.
Terrier of the lands at Stow Cum Quy belonging to Magdalene College.
Typed circular sent to the Fellows containing the text of a letter from C.S. Lewis in which he accepts an Honorary Fellowship.
A handwritten note at the top of the letter in Dr Hyam's handwriting says:
'The original of this letter contained the explanation that he was now out of hospital, and writing 'ex catheter'. As the original is lost this circular was sent to the Fellows by the Master'.
File of thank you letters and acceptance of invitations from students.
Deakin, Brian Measures (1922-2010), Fellow and Benefactor of Magdalene College, Cambridge