Benson, Arthur Christopher, 1862 - 1925 (author)
Dates and places
1862-1925
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
33 letters from Arthur Christopher Benson to Oscar Browning, 1884 - 1912
Most of the files contain five or more letters. Some files include letters from more than one member of a family, and the larger correspondences occupy two or more files.
Arthur Christopher Benson (KC 1881), 1911-01-18
Also includes 1 autograph letter signed from Benson, giving an outline of his advice on the best method of reading.
Arthur Christopher Benson (KC 1881), 1910-06-08
Photographer: V H Mottram for a Supplement to 'The Gownsman' 8 Jun 1910.
Correspondence between E.M. Forster and A.C. Benson, 1910 - 1924
4 autograph letters, signed, to E.M. Forster. 1910-24.
Photocopies of 2 autograph letters, signed, from E.M. Forster. 1919.
To request originals, please use the following call mark: vol. 8/24. To request photocopies, please use: 18/Benson
GHWR and A. C. Benson, 1923
Photograph of GHWR and A. C. Benson standing arm in arm outside Lamb House, Rye, Sussex. Dimensions: 8.2 x 5.8 cm. Sleeve 115.
Letters from A. C. Benson to GHWR, 1923 - 1924
11 autograph letters signed. The file also contains a photograph of A. C. Benson and GHWR arm in arm outside Lamb House, Rye, c. 1923, with a modern reprint inscribed on the reverse by GHWR.
Letters from A.C. Benson, 1916 - 1925
14 autograph letters, signed.
Letters to Rupert Brooke from a variety of correspondents, 1909 - 1914
Memoir of the 'best set' at King's College, 1881 - 1937
Typescript and carbon typescript memoir, c. 1881-4, with autograph manuscript annotations including descriptions of Arthur Benson, J.J. Withers, the Footlights Dramatic Club and the Amateur Dramatic Club. 9 June 1937. The typescript contains autograph manuscript annotations.
Scrapbook, 1896 - 1935
'The Stone Coffin', 1913
Galley proof of a ghost story to be published in 'The Magdalene College Magazine', Dec. 1913; with one pencil correction and a pencil note by A. F. Scholfield. On stylistic grounds alone this would seem to have been written by A. C. Benson (there is a letter B written in ink at the end, as if to stand as a signature); the nature of the magazine encourages this view.