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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.

Colour photographs of a reception held at Kensington Palace. Attendees include the Duke of Gloucester, Sir John Gurdon (Master), Denis Murphy (Bursar), and Robert Cripps (benefactor).

5 black and white photographs of George Turner throughout his life. One photograph is of George Turner in his Royal Flying Corps uniform. There is a studio photograph of George Turner in a suit with a cardboard frame. There are two photographs of George in a white suit, one in which he is standing next to a man in a white blazer jacket wearing shorts (possibly from Makerere). The final studio photograph is of George Turner in a suit.

8 photographs of Francis Turner in his RFC uniform. 4 of the photographs are mounted on brown card frames.

The photographs were taken at Mr. G. C. Beresford, 20 Yeoman's Row, Brompton Road.

Two black and white studio photographs of Dennis Babbage - one looking to the side and one looking directly into the camera. Taken by Ramsey and Muspratt.

Two black and white photographic negatives of the same image - Babbage looking down at a chess board.

Photographs of paintings of:

• Sir Richard Acton, 7th Baronet
• John 1st Lord Acton
• Pope Gregory XVI, Tsar Nicolas I, and Cardinal Acton
• tomb of Sir Richard Acton
• Aldenham Park, Shropshire
• 'Cardinale In Abito Privato'
• Gentilomo Di Cardinale

Photographs of past and present College Buildings.

Photographs of Masters, Fellows, Honorary Fellows, students, and staff of Magdalene College.

15 black and white photographs of members of the Turner family. There is one photograph of Arthur Turner's grave, one photo of "Aunt Mab", a photograph of Francis Thomas McDougall (Bishop of Sarawak) and one large group photo of a family picnic at "The Borough" in Islington, c. 1910. There is also a photograph of a family (one woman and one man, three boys and one girl) taken by Lettice Ramsey.

Photographs of George Turner, and an album of First World War photographs assembled by George Turner.

Photographs of Francis Turner, covering his childhood, his military career, after his air accident, through his time at Magdalene, and up to the time of his marriage to Anne Martindale, 1978.

3 photographs of Edith Emma Turner [née McDougall].

The two sepia photographs are the same, showing Edith Turner with a young man (H. McDougall). One of the photographs is captioned with their names, and with the photographer (E&G. Inggs, Winchester).

The black and white photograph is possibly of Edith Turner in old age, sat on a bench with a younger woman standing behind her. The younger woman may be one of her daughters.

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 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 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).

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.

Oval portrait of a young Francis Turner, taken by Speaight, at 157, New Bond Street, London.

Black and white photograph of a young Francis Turner with a dog in a garden, captioned "FT - 1910 or 1911" on the reverse.

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 photogrpah of Edward Bickersteth