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Nine assorted prints, in envelope labelled 'Prints of Daddy's experiments with flowers'. Only some of the photographs depict flowers. All but one of the prints corresponds to a glass plate negative, namely: F7; F20; F105; Sense 1; and unclassified 11. In some cases there is more than one copy printed.

Planting of marram grass to stop erosion by wind in dunes. Possibly taken at Scolt Head Island, Norfolk. (Note in one of RHY's children's hands, with question mark, on the small envelope in which these prints were originally stored.) These prints correspond to glass plate negatives G31-G37, which were unlabelled.

These prints were stored in a Kodak wallet labelled 'Cambridge Fens 1904'. The glass plate negatives are held for all but two of them. Although the wallet is labelled 1904, some of the negatives were dated July 1908. Prints have been assigned the same reference number as their corresponding negative, and the description from the negative envelope has been used, as none of the prints was labelled.

Includes juvenile letters, school reports from St Mary's and Eastbourne Grammar School, printed and manuscript documents relating to Eastbourne Grammar School, including the Venture magazine, which was edited by PFC, and documents relating to PFC's scholarship. Also a printed programme for Othello at Stratford-upon-Avon in 1959.

Autograph letters signed from PFC to his parents from Cambridge and London. Includes a pencil list of contents compiled by PFC giving dates and brief details of the contents of the letters. One letter predates his arrival at Cambridge.

Correspondence with Peter Linehan, Keith Hart, and Edmund King mostly from the late 1960s. The folder also includes a brochure for 'The Burn', Scottish residence for students, the cover of which is scribbled over with anagrams, plus cuttings from The New Statesman including anagram puzzles and a poem by Peter Linehan on making a cup of tea. A small collection of letters from PFC and Keith Hart to Edmund King is also present.

Four loose unlabelled black and white photographs of scenery, one featuring a boat. All undated.

These photographs are enlargements of:
ParkinsonMML/2/2/2 photograph B
ParkinsonMML/2/2/3 photograph D
ParkinsonMML/2/3/4 photograph B
ParkinsonMML/2/3/11 photograph C

Each page has 3-6 photographic prints pasted in, with manuscript captions in most cases.

Each page has 3-6 photographic prints pasted in, with manuscript captions in most cases. The first page is missing, though copies of two of the photographs originally contained in it are present.

Each page has 4 or 5 photographic prints pasted in, with manuscript captions in most cases.