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Committee photograph (2 copies) for 1969 was donated by Dr J A Charles, Junior Bursar and May Ball President at the time.
Committee photographs for 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974, 1975 and 1976 were donated by Dr J. A. Leake (August 2013).
Please note that the additional committee photographs for 1974, 1975 and 1976 contained in melinex were not donated by Dr Leake

Contains:

1. a plan of Tarn House Farm, Little Salkeld township, Addingham by D. W. Rome of Hexham (1862)
2. a plan of the water main route from Glassonby to Tarn Cottage (1914)

Deeds of Guilton Farm and Nash Farm, Ash, Kent. Documents include: conveyances, leases, particulars and conditions of sale, marriage certificates, declarations, wills and mortgages.

Includes: deeds, conveyances, land searches, wayleaves, plans and correspondence relating to East Kent Light Railways Company and the British Transport Commission for land in Ash, Staple, Goodnestone and Wingham, Kent.

15 items rolled together

Includes: plans of College lands at Burmash, Kent

Deeds of Gloversbridge farm (16 acres) & buildings, Headcorn & Boughton Malherbe Kent; includes the probate copy wills of Thomas Clark, and Jonathan Clark. Also includes a conveyance from Sarah Clark to the College for Gloversbridge Farm.

An envelope containing a letter to Mrs Benians from Lord Harlech about the Paul Lamerie Cup, and a printed guide to the Harlech Loan collection of silver.

Part 1: A-C; part 2: D-I; part 3: J-P; part 4: Q-Z

Attested copy of the will of Felicia Jones, widow of Robert Jones of Gray's Inn, 2 December 1731, with probate 3 March 1739. Robert Jones, by will dated 31 December 1730, bequeathed land at Longeton upon Tearne, Shropshire, to his kinsman Edward Green, and recommended Felicia settle an annuity of £16 from the said land for the benefit of a scholar educated in a school in Shropshire (not specified) and going thence to St John's. To be nominated by Edward Green during his life. Felicia Jones acts accordingly. Various bequests, and the residue to Green. To be buried near her husband in the church of Hornsey, near Highgate, Middlesex.

Containing: 1) copy of the will of Sir Richard Raynes (c.1636-1710), from the Register of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, dated 21 January 1709; 2) extract (undated) from the will of Henry Raines (c.1677-1734) the son of Richard Raines, from the Register of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury; signed "William Brocket of Christ's Hospital" on the reverse

For transcript details, please see blue finding aid folder D59-60, numbers 12 and 13.

Includes: 23 prints of the restoration of the kitchen range and rooms above (c. 1960-1961) showing details of roof beams, rafters and wood deterioration; also includes a B&W print of the west face of the kitchen after restoration and 13 colour prints of the newly refurbished interior of the College Kitchen (1994).

Map of area as in 1860 between St John's College, St John's Street & Bridge Street, with an outline of the new St John's College chapel superimposed, giving names of tenants along the frontages, by G.I. (sic) Smith; Two copies block plan of SJC showing old chapel with new chapel and lodge sites sketched in, and all the houses numbers 33-64 Bridge street and St John's lane, with adjoining yards, giving occupants' names by R. Reynolds Rows.

Letters from the architects Rickman and Hutchinson certifying that works on the foundation and basement of New Court have been completed by John & Joseph Bennett and that payment is owed to them. A bill for bricks is also included.

Correspondence between William T. Thurbon, Bursar's Clerk and Honorary Archivist, J.A. Crook and Alec C. Crook, on glass in Hall brought allegedly from Germany by John Hymers.

Includes: regulations for the College laboratory; list of items students want; notices of meetings; lists of subscriptions for the new chapel; list of freshmen for michaelmas 1872; draft scheme for Pocklington School; information for new students; lecturer pay; revised printed draft of the new College statutes; report on tenure of Fellowships; report on College patronage; the Universities of Oxford & Cambridge Act 1877; report on the election of the Council; report on the Committee for New Buildings; rules for the Fellows' table; payments for service of College rooms; examinations 1889; report on the liability of tutors.

Photos and negatives of the old Bird Bolt Hotel (also known as the Norwich Union Building), located on St Andrew's Street.

Prints showing aerial views of Cambridge and Cambridgeshire.