31 and 32 Bridge Street were bought by Magdalene College in 1982.
Property purchased from C.F. Cox.
Not recorded in the Muniment Book.
Black and white photograph showing the crew on the river. Started 146th and finished 13th. Time: 20 min, 58 secs.
The crew have signed their names on the back of the photograph:
J. Yerburgh (bow), K. Payne, I. S. Mant, S. S. Gill, J. Charteris, H. C. Straker, R. D. France, F. A. Woods (stroke), J. Pinto (cox).
"Magdlen Colidge" to Peter Spencely
1795
Feb 9 – for new felt and clack to wort pump = £0 5s 9d
Feb 25 – for a new bucket and leathers to pump in Butler’s seller = £0 7s 6d
For new box and clack = £0 4s 6d
June 8 – for mending wheel of the Chapel bell = £0 2s 0d
For time taking down iron work and hanger bell = £0 5s 0d
Total = £1 4s 9d
Received July 16 1795 by Peter Spencely
[initialled R.B. – Revd Richard Buck, Bursar]
Psalter & Canticle Settings for Michaelmas Term 2006, Easter Term 2007, and Lent Term 2008.
Account book for the following accounts: bread, butter, cheese, and buttery profits.
'Bread & Beer Bursar' is written on the front cover.
Account book recording the amount spent on brewing, wheat, malt, hops, beer, ale, bitter ale [from 1850], poundage, cooper's bill, bread, and baker's bill. The accounts are signed as having been 'examined and approved' by usually The Master, President , Steward and one or two more Fellows.
Account book recording the amount spent on ale, beer, hops, malt, coopers' bills, brewing, poundage (1674-1776) [front of the book] and wheat, sedge, wages to baker, wages to helpers, bread, poundage (1680-1776) [reversed]
Account book recording the amount spent on ale, hops, malt, coopers' bills, and poundage [front of the book] and wheat, corn, and bread [reversed].
Proposed new room at the end of the dining Hall:
(1) plan showing the location of the room between the Hall and the Dining Room
(2) two sections A-A and B-B
(3) three elevations
Sketch showing a a section, side elevation, and elevation to the river for a proposed new boat house.
Sketch showing a ground floor plan for a proposed new boat house.
Drawing of Benson and Mallory Courts with details of 8 proposals of further work that could be considered - new footpaths and lawns, new sets, new squash and fives courts.
Scale: 1" to 16'
Programmes for the May Bumps which include a map of the course, an explanation of how the races work, list of crews in each division, and Bump chart starting orders:
1952 (4-7 June) [May Races]
1955 (8-11 June) [May Bumping Races]
1956 (6-9 June)
1957 (12-15 June)
1959 (10-13 June)
1960 (8-11 June)
1961 (7-10 June)
1962 (13-16 June)
1964 (10-13 June)
1967 (7-10 June)
1968 (5-8 June)
Orders of starting giving a list giving the order and names of the crews in each division - 7 June 1947 and 11 June 1949
Programmes for the Lent Bumps which include a map of the course, an explanation of how the races work, list of crews in each division, and Bump chart starting orders:
1950 (22-25 Feb)
1952 (27 Feb - 1 Mar)
1953 (25-28 Feb)
1958 (26–1 Mar)
1960 (24-27 Feb) [2 copies]
1961 (1-4 Mar)
1964 (26-29 Feb)
1965 (24-27 Feb) [Lent Bumping Races]
1966 (23-26 Feb) [Lent Bumping Races]
1967 (1–4 Mar) [2 copies]
1968 (28-29 Feb and 1-2 Mar)
1973 (28 Feb - 3 Mar)
Programmes for the Henley Royal Regatta:
1933 (8 Jul)
1968 [missing the front cover and pages 1-6. 1968 written in pencil at the top]
1969 [missing the front cover and pages 1-6. 1969 5th written in pencil at the top – Saturday 5th July – 2 copies]
1971 (30 Jun and 1 Jul)
1986 (2-4 and 6 Jul)
1987 (1 Jul)
1997 (3 Jul)
2021 (11-13 Aug)
Programme for She Stoops to Conquer performed on 28, 29 and 30 November 1907.
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.
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.
Framed black and white photograph of Professor the Lord Blackett (Nobel Laureate in Physics).
Framed black and white photograph of Professor Henry Chadwick (Master of Peterhouse).