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Conversion of the squash court into a boiler house - south east and south west elevations and a cross section.

Drawing No. UMM/47
Scale 1" to 8'

Drawings showing the conversion of the squash court - elevation to Mallory Court; plan; cross section; and elevation to the service yard.

Drawing No. UMM/52
Scale 1" to 8'

Plan showing the existing arrangement and the proposed alterations to Mallory Cottages.

No date, drawing number, or scale.

Two black and white photographs looking towards Mallory Court from Benson Court.

Proposals for the second floor of Mallory Cottages 1, 2 and 3 showing the sitting room, new bedroom, bathroom, new cupboard, and roof light.

Scale: 1:20

Existing second floor plan of Mallory Cottages 1, 2 and 3.

Scale: 1:20

Proposed ground floor plan of Mallory Cottages 1, 2 and 3 showing the shop (The Cottage Garden) the position of the beams, cupboard space, and the approx. line of the basement walls.

Scale: 1:20

Existing ground floor plan of Mallory Cottages 1, 2 and 3 showing the shop (The Cottage Garden) and the approx. line of the basement walls.

Scale: 1:20

Proposed alterations to the first floor plan of Mallory Cottages 1, 2 and 3 showing the bedrooms, sitting room, and new bathroom

Scale: 1:20

Proposed first floor plan of Mallory Cottages 1, 2 and 3 showing the bedrooms, sitting room, new gyp room, new bathroom, and new cupboard space.

Scale: 1:20

Existing first floor plan of Mallory Cottages 1, 2 and 3.

Scale: 1:20

Magdalene, Anti-Slavery and the Early Human Rights Movement from the 1780s to the 1830s by Ronald Hyam.

Framed black and white photograph of Magdalene Street.

Sale prospectus containing particulars, plan, and conditions of sale for freehold property known as 'The Magdalene Street Estate' including Nos. 15 and 16 Magdalene Street, The Old Tan Yard with cottages and buildings.

Sold by Messrs J. Carter Jonas & Sons at the Lion Hotel in Cambridge (to be sold as one lot).

Spiral bound book containing memories of alumni returning for Reunion diners covering men who were undergraduates between 1926 and 1954. The book was produced in 2009 by the Development and Alumni Relations Office.

Alumni magazine.