The file contains the following:
1) 7 sepia postcards of Girton from the Frith’s Series, as follows: Stanley Library (external); Emily Davies Court (3 different views - one shows the view looking across to Hospital Wing with the Stanley Library just visible to the right hand side); the Tower; Woodlands Court [prior to the building of the Hyphen] with the Chapel to the left; and the Chapel and the Tower. None dated but all circa 1920?;
2) 4 sepia postcards of Girton from the Boots Cash Chemists ‘Real Photograph’ series, entitled ‘Woodlands Court’, ‘Chapel’, ‘Tower Wing’, and ‘Gateway’, circa 1920;
3) Sepia postcard photograph by Bassano of the inside of the Stanley Library, no date [circa 1920?];
4) Black and white postcard of Girton, showing Emily Davies Court and the Tower, surmounted by the College crest: Crescent Series no. 15, no date [circa 1920?];
5) Sepia postcard photograph by Bassano of Girton College staff, circa 1918, including Katharine Jex-Blake, Mistress, in the centre;
6) Sepia postcard photograph by Scott & Wilkinson & Co of Cambridge of a group of Girton students, with key to names (Ruth Corder, Elspeth Giles, Joan Bedale, Dorothy Marshall and Rosalie Wetton);
7) 2 copies of a b/w print of a scanned copy of an album page (26.5cm x 37cm) with seven snapshots. The snapshots include: i) Miss Betty MacLeod [?] standing outside holding a violin case [identified as Miss MacLeod by the donor, who noted that she used to have the room above the Chapel and occasionally played chamber music with Rosalie Wetton], (10cm x 6cm): ii) exterior view of Tower Wing, with two students sitting on the window ledges, no name key (7.5cm x 10cm); iii) Kathleen Butler (later Mistress 1942), standing outside holding a hat (10cm x 6.5cm); iv) an unidentified lake (7cm x 9.5cm); v) three male students [?] having a picnic, no name key (3.5cm x 6cm); vi) two students, standing on the lawn in front of Tower Wing, no name key (10cm x 6cm); vii) three students in a hedgerow, no name key (7.cm x 10cm) [this item was formerly catalogued as GCPH 11/17];
8) Article from The Sphere, 11 June 1921, entitled ‘The Mistress and Vice-Mistress and Some of the Lecturers at Girton College’, including photographs of the buildings and photographs of the following: Miss P K Leveson, Junior Bursar; Miss H M R Murray; Mrs [Barbara] Wootton; K T Butler; Miss Jex-Blake, Mistress; Miss E M Allen, Vice-Mistress; students in the Natural Science Laboratory; and Miss M B Thomas.