Plan of the Half Moon estate and of the Ship Inn belonging to Jesus College, Cambridge, endorsed with an agreement between the Master and two Fellows of each College.
Plan of Old Brewery Yard (between Magdalene Street and Bin Brook) showing the different buildings with a list of tenants, a description of the building (house, stable, warehouse, sheds, cottage etc) and the rent per annum.
The plan is undated but there are a number of leases of these properties to these tenants in 1923.
Ground plan of buildings in Bridge Street belonging to St John's College which show the position of the Three Swans.
Album of 43 photographs by Edward Leigh of the silver collection and one picture of the whole collection.
Also Owen Morshead's annotated copy of a volume about the College Plate made up of articles which appeared in the College Magazine, 1920-1922.
29 loose colour photographs of the restoration work on 30-31 Thompson's Lane, Cambridge, and one black and white photograph c. 1960s. Also negatives for the colour photographs.
Photographs of past and present College Buildings.
Photographs of Masters, Fellows, Honorary Fellows, students, and staff of Magdalene College.
Black and white photograph of the tennis club for the 1904-05 academic year. Names on the board:
W.H. Charlesworth, H.L. Gwyer, F.B. Greenwood, A.V. Poyser (Hon. Sec.), H.W. Emerson (Captain), W.A. Mandall.
Enlarged and autographed black and white photograph of the statuette of King Henry VI by Ernest Gillick (1940). It was affixed in the Chapel Staircase entry in 1950 through the generosity of the late A.B. Ramsay (Master), Mr W.F.L. Nuttall, and Mrs Gillick (the sculptor's widow). It depicts Henry VI with Letters Patent to the Abbot of Croyland to establish the Monk's Hostel, 1428.
Black and white team photograph for the 1904-05 academic year. Names on the board read:
E.H. Hincks, S.K. Sawday, C. Monson, J.M. Hall, H. MacMichael, J.H. Roberts, W.R. Lucas, N.M. Fergusson (Captain), A.V. Poyser, F.A. Stockdale, C.B. Brown.
Black and white photograph of the Football team. Names given are:
G.E. Wollen, B.G. Nicholas, D.C. Maynard-Taylor, J.E. Helm, L.V. Lodge, W. Young (Captain), R.O. Jourdain, V.W. Carlile (Hon. Sec), A.E. Harrisson, F. King, C.P, Stedall.
Black and white photograph of the team for the 1904-05 academic year. Names on the board:
W.R. Lucas, H.L. Gwyer, G.K. Leach, H.W. Emerson, A.V. Poyser, A.E. Bellars (Hon. Sec), C.R.I. Johnson (Captain), E.H. Hincks, N.M. Fergusson, J.W. Horne
Black and white photograph of the Cricket Club. Names given are:
W. Young, L.V. Lodge, R.W. Bradley, G.C. Ives, R.O. Jourdain, A.E. Harrisson (Honorary Secretary), A.F.A Weston, H.L.D. Sharpin, C. Bond.
Absent: C.H. Seton (Captain).
Black and white photograph of members of Spider Club having dinner.
The men in the photograph are [from left to right]:
George Walker, Prince Filippo Doria Pamphili, Percy 'Bunny' Borrett, Prince Mario Colonna [standing], Arthur Kingsland [standing], Alfred Fabian de Ledesma, Lennox Napier, Colin Methven.
On the wall above the fireplace can be seen a photograph of Ledesma's mother along with her hunting horn and whip.
Black and white photograph of members of Spider Club having dinner.
The men in the photograph are [from left to right]:
Arthur Kingsland, Colin Methven, Prince Mario Colonna [standing], John 'Jackie' Davis, Alfred Fabian de Ledesma, George Walker.
Ledesma is the only one not in a dinner jacket but is instead dressed ready to take his horse box containing his mare 'Chiquita' on the night train to London Kings Cross. He then went across London to the Great West Road and rode mostly cross country to Poyntington, Sherbourne, Dorset, a distance of 150 miles which took him one week [this is according to notes made by Ledesma]
Two copies (large and small) of a group photograph on the occasion of the 6th Lord and Lady Braybrooke's golden wedding anniversary. Latimer Neville was the 6th Lord Braybrooke and was Master of Magdalene College from 1853-1904 and Visitor, 1902-1904. He married Lucy Frances Thomas Le Marchant on 2 June 1853.
Black and white photograph of the Hall set up for a complimentary dinner to F. Pattrick.
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.
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].