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Photographs taken in the summers of 2014 (Rhodes) and 2015 (Athens) in an attempt to recreate the shots taken by Thomas Worden French in the 1940s.

A mixture of files which were not categorised as part of any other series.

A mix of draft typescript, photocopies, and press cuttings of articles, book reviews, obituaries, authored by PFC, or about PFC's works. Many are from the Financial Times, but also the Reader, the Saturday Guardian, the Times Educational Supplement, the IAS Letter, and the Bookseller. A small amount of related correspondence is included. Pencil lists of articles in the Financial Times and the London Review of Books are also present.

The papers in this collection were removed after Richard's death from drawers and filing cabinets in his College rooms, and presented to the College by his widow. The arrangement here preserves in broad outline the system adopted in the cabinets, though there has been some tidying in the interests of clarity and to correct obvious misfiling. The wider collection also includes a copy of the dissertation submitted in successful pursuit of a Fellowship at St John's College, 1964, a bound copy of Richard's PhD dissertation, 1965, and a complete paper set of his published papers, all of which are held in the College Library.

RNP represents Richard Nelson Perham, NLP represents Nancy Lane Perham, and SJC represents St John's College, Cambridge throughout this listing.

Papers should be cited using class and file numbers as follows:

St John's College Cambridge, Perham Papers I.6, letter from A. B. Cee to RNP, 1 Jan. 1970.

Summary of Engledow's overseas travels, presented as a timeline and compiled by Dr Heike Jons with the support of Engledow's daughter Ruth.

From 'Planning in London : journal of the London Planning & Development Forum', issue 92, Jan-Mar 2015, pp. 51-59. First published in 'New society' No. 338 on 20th March 1969, pp. 435-443.

Notes written by relatives, and memorabilia, relating to aspects of Engledow's life and experiences.

Photographs taken in Athens by Daniel Anderson and his partner Emma Smith.

Material constituting a selective history of Western European newspapers.