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Includes: account book of John Hymers Tutor & College President (from 1846): cautions received 1836-50; distributions for the Crane Charity 1837-52; sizars' praeter; chapel clerk's rent; Lincoln Scholar, John Williams' rent; letter from Brumell (tutor).
Some loose sheets of accounts and correspondence found within the volume are stored separately.

Papers related to the renovation of SJC Master’s Lodge between 1934-1938 including a schedule of the works, lists of changes made to individual rooms, extensive inventories of furniture and catalogues and samples.

Includes: Benians' copy of the proceedings on Privy Council petition by Peterhouse and other Cambridge colleges vs Pembroke and Queens' Colleges regarding rules for entrance awards agreed in the Univeristy Commission of 1923. Also includes correspondence between the masters and bursars of the Colleges involved in the case.

Includes: Fulton, J.A.

Drawing and tracing of SJC chapel noticeboards By Alec C. Crook.

Specifications & estimates for redecorating SJC chapel by J. Goode & Son.

The file contains two mortgage contracts to secure loans from the Exchequer Bill Loan Commission for the construction of New Court. There is also a deed of extension for the repayment of each loan.

Bills and statements of account from the architects Rickman and Hutchinson for the construction work on New Court. Includes bills for architectural work, advertisements and printing, and excavations.

Financial notes written by Charles Blick in relation to the construction of New Court. Includes calculations of the interest on the loans from the Exchequer Bill Loan Commission and the building fund account.

Janet Beith bequeathed, in 1965, money for one scholarship or studentship in memory of William Elgar Buck (St John's College, B.A.1871, d.1887), for research in medicine, surgery or a related natural science. The award is made to a person who is at the time of selection an undergraduate or graduate of an Australian University, with preference to the University of Adelaide.

Two near-contemporary copies of the terms of William Robson's gift for two sub-sizarships at St John's. One is annotated with the elections of two exhibitioners in 1643 and 1644, Richard Lawrence and Henry Newcombe. Both are endorsed 'Salters' Company' (or 'Company of Salters')

Rev. George Bayldon Rogerson bequeathed his real estate in Bradford, Yorkshire, subject to two life interests, to endow one or more scholarships for the study of Hebrew and its kindred dialects

Containing: copy of will of Sir John Sandys, 1922 (near-contemporary copy); copy of extract from will as published in University Reporter; deed of assignment by Dame Mary Grainger Sandys of life interest in the stock bequeathed to her by her husband, 1928

Copy of will and extract of same, leaving funds for scholarship to St John's College.
Williamson, who was British Chaplain at Smyrna, bequeathed 20 Spanish doublons, 4 doublons, 11 Venetian chicers, and debts to value 15,000 piastres, at 15%, owed him by the towns of Hydonies in Havialie and Scala Nova, to endow an exhibition for scholars from Ystradmadeurig School, Cardiganshire. The candidate was to be the best Greek scholar in the School.

General views of the Combination and Small Combination Room, including photographic records of the plaster ceiling imperfections.

Prints taken of the inspection for death-watch beetle in 1927 and the following treatment in 1929. 2 prints are accompanied by their negatives.

Includes: Allen, F