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Prints showing the construction of the Cripps Building. 12 strips of negatives, some corresponding to the prints of the Cripps Building, others showing building plans/aerial views. One strip of miscellaneous illustrations is marked "Mr AMP Brookes".

Includes accounts and bank pass books of SJC Education Fund, payments to lecturers for intercollegiate lectures. Also includes the report on the Education Fund for 19 Feb 1909 concerning the appointment of a committee to consider the remuneration or payment of College Lecturers. This report although printed has annotations and comments added to it.

Records relating to two loans granted by the Exchequer Bill Loan Commission for the construction of New Court.

Includes: admission slips for students admitted as Bachelor of Divinity, Fellow-Commoner, Master of Arts, Nobleman and Pensioner.

Financial notes relating to the construction of New Court.

4 colour prints and 2 negatives of graffiti from c1932 uncovered during the replacement of the College flagpole on the roof of the Gatehouse.

Papers of Frederick F. Blackman, Fellow, relating to the quatercentenary celebrations and volume.

General photographs of events and people around the College.

Includes: the whole, or most. of the exterior of the College and its public rooms, covered by a single series of glass negatives, in two wooden boxes. The slides are not dated, but an approximate date of 1939-1945 has been given due to the military uniforms and white flashings on the steps which are visible.

A photograph album compiled by Hugh M Stewart (1947), cox of Lady Margaret Boat Club (LMBC) from the late 1940s-1950. It contains 63 pages of a scrap album completed by Stewart with original photographs and careful annotations of crew and races; also includes occasional hand drawn sketches and diagrams. Additionally there are 13 loose photos; race results for Cambridge from 1939 to 1956 and a list of past winners of CUBC events from 1920-1948 shown in the British Rowing Almanck (LMBC entries only).

Includes a ledger and bank pass book for the Laboratory Account.

Includes: loose printed accounts; loose MS accounts; Maurice Hostel annual reports; an invitation to the 'Beasts' Ball' in aid of the RSPCA for 1923; correspondence; a bank book and a cash book.

17 black and white prints detailing repairs to lead roof and conditions over the Old Treasury, First Court.

Includes: ledgers recording students’ charges and bills from 1893-1905. Charges include examination fees, matriculation fees, admission fees, public lectures fees, tuition, medical, coals, window cleaning, caution money and room rents. It also records the names of scholars and exhibitioners and the money they received, and details on the valuation of furniture which students bought for their rooms. A detailed student account is also recorded in each term with a list of students’ names, the total bill they paid, and the dates they paid the bills.

Also included are some loose sheets containing the following:
1) A list of students whose accounts remain unpaid.
2) A list of students whose accounts have credit balance.
3) A list of students transferred to another tutor. The list also records the caution balance, admission date, degree or next examination of each student. A separate page lists the names of scholars and exhibitioners.
4) A list of late tenants, location of their rooms (court, staircase and number). A few names of new tenants are also included. Some notes and comments on a few students.
5) Amended accounts recording room rent, cost of repairs and valuations of furniture.
6) A written note on the amount of money owed to the steward, kitchen and coals
7) Letters to the tutor.

Includes: ledgers of accounts and bills related to pupils.

Six ledgers from 1864 to 1883 which recorded how much students owed during the different academic terms. The students name is given at the top of a table which is followed by a full breakdown in terms of who the student owes money to and their total bill. The table is divided into two sections. The first part recorded the student’s bill to the college, which included their rent and tuition alongside the money they owed the cooks and laundress. The second section of the table recorded the student’s bill to tradesmen and businesses outside of the college, such as the bookseller and ironmonger. At the bottom of the table is the student’s total bill. The ledger recorded which students had money deducted from their bills due to scholarship or exhibitions. If the student owed money to the college previously, then this amount was also added to the new total bill in the ledger.

'Long books' (Fellows' butler): monthly accounts for the sizings & other internal college expenses, of fellows, fellow commoners, graduates (M.A. and above) on the books of the college 1736-1929, (1739-44 lacking).

By an order of 1883 'commons' dinner in hall was henceforth charged directly to the college, not reckoned as a charge against the fellows' bills of fare. The earlier practice probably explains why commons and sizings are so confusingly similar in the accounts.

Inventories of the furniture of SJC Master’s Lodge, including a record of all the furniture in certain rooms, dimensions of some of the furniture, hand drawn floor plans, valuation of the furniture and lists of linen, china, glass and silver.

Includes printed catalogue and handwritten notes concerning LMBC memorabilia held in the Captain's Room, Club Boat House, and College. Items listed include paintings, oars, books, papers, trophies and silverware. The catalogue includes reference to objects that could be used for a forthcoming exhibition.

Also includes receipts, belonging to K.J. Jeffery, for an LMBC blazer, Eagles' tie and Footlights' tie, which were originally attached to the catalogue.

Minutes of the meetings of the General and Executive Committees of the St John's College Mission.