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Includes: photographs of 19th century chinoiserie plates used in the College.

Register of confirmations and baptisms which have taken place in the College Chapel.

Includes: amateur films, television documentaries and gameshows involving Johnians, College life and Cambridge; radio broadcasts, audio recordings of speeches and musical recordings.

Memorial or funeral services for Claude Guillebaud, Warwick McKean and George Howell Guest.

Includes: lectures by Hugh Brogan and Keith Hart to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the death of Thomas Clarkson; octogenarian speeches; St John the Evangelist dinner speeches; Paul Dirac Commemeration speeches.

Speeches made by Fellows on reaching their 80th (and 90th) birthdays, made by invitation at the St John the Evangelist's Day Dinner. The Dinner in 2021 being cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic, octogenarian speeches were made at the Domus Day, January 2022. Speeches by:
1) Prof. Louis Mordell (1968)
2) Sir Frank L. Engledow and Claude Guillebaud (1970)
3) Sir Harold Jeffreys (1971)
4) John S. Boys Smith (1981)
5) George Watson and Dr Reginald Prince (2007)
6) Prof. John Emerton (2008) this disc would not play when tried (2022) so access copy could not be made
7) Col. Richard Robinson (2013)
8) Prof. Peter Matthews (2014)
9) Dr Keith Matthews; Prof. James [Jim] Staunton and Prof. Roger Griffin (2015)
10) Dr Andrew Macintosh and Dr Christopher Robinson (2016)
11) Dr D. J. H. [Ben] Garling (2017)
12) Dr Gilbert Lewis and Dr John B. Hutchison (2018)
13) Dr George Reid, Dr Martin Richards, Prof. Nicholas McCave (2022)
14) Prof. Lane (2022)

Includes copies of the Johnian News, a termly glossy magazine produced by the College's Development Office; a copy of the 2012-2013 College Calendar; copies of the staff newsletter, View from the Bridge; and the first issue of Green News, a newsletter produced by the College Environmental Committee; Choir Association magazines.

Newsletter produced twice a year in the Lent and Michaelmas terms for alumni of St. John's College. Contains features concerning recent developments in College and details of upcoming alumni events. Note that issues 31-33 (Michaelmas Term 2012; Lent Term 2013; and Michaelmas Term 2013) are not included in the collection.

Includes Choir Association magazines published annually, contains association matters, articles and features.

Records of 54 clubs and societies of St John's College.

Includes: wooden pencil box (?) with silver plaque on the outside. A plaque has been removed from the inside of the box.

Includes:

• Rowing medals of Richard Clarke Roy (1854)
• Book plate
• Samples of flannel, hat band and blazer trimming from Buttress & Co. (1935)
• Flag relics (1869 and 1889) with correspondence
• Brass eagle from boat
• Mini pennants (1950), Tideway head of river, 2nd boat[1], and Reading University head of river[2]
• Copy of the `Morning Herald' account of Colquhoun race 1837 and various other clippings about races.

Includes competitor and guest tags for multiple regattas, including Henley Royal Regatta, Phyllis Court Club, Marlow Regatta, Cambridge Regatta, Trinity Regatta, Dublin Metropolitan Regatta, and Coleraine Regatta.

Also includes an undated, blue leather CUBC umpire tag.

Includes undated, headed, blank sheets of LMBC notepaper, various sizes.

Includes accounts for new equipment and repairs.

Includes Colquhoun Sculls and Queens' Boat Club late payment; University Boat Club expenditure.

Includes cash accounts for St. John's College book club and a list of books.

Includes accounts of subscriptions to senior fellows' book club & books sold; prefaced by regulations.

Includes a collection of programmes for performances of 'The Humorous Lovers'; 'Murderer in the Cathedral'; 'Parnassus'; 'Christ's Comet'; 'Poetry and Music'; 'The Listeners'; 'An Evening in June'; 'The Zeal of Thy House'; and 'Jobs for the Boys', Don Giovanni at the ADC Theatre. Also includes posters for 'Murder in the Cathedral'; 'Christ's Comet'; 'Antigone'; 'Romeo & Juliet'; 'Cymbeline' and 'The Knight of the Burning Pestle'. Additionally there is a menu for the Lady Margaret Players' annual dinner [dated 28th November 1949] and an undated flyer.