This is an address given by S.J.A. Evans, Dean of Gloucester, at the Annual General Meeting of the Church Music Society, published in 'The Choir'. It is an biography and a personal account of A.H. Mann.

This letter records memories of the Choir from 1899 and names of contemporaries.

This letter records the dates of the dedication of the 1899 organ and the Celestial (or Echo) organ.

This album includes original photographs, modern reprints and printed items.

This item has manuscript annotations by J.D. Nott.

These documents comprise a photograph of Tombland Alley in Norwich with annotations showing the rooms in which A.H. Mann was born, and a postcard of Norwich Cathedral also showing the birthplace of A.H. Mann.

This music was sung at the funeral of A.H. Mann's child.

Boris Ord, a 'visiting musician from Germany', and Choristers are sitting at a long table laid with plates for an outdoor picnic tea. It includes a list of names.

8 Choristers are standing close together on a lawn, wearing suits with Eton collars. Some names are given at the bottom of the photograph.

This is a snapshot of Miss Ackers dressed in a long coat with fur stole, standing in a busy street.

This is a snapshot of Boris Ord sitting outdoors in a garden chair, looking down at a newspaper identified in the caption as 'The News of the World'.

This item comprises 7 photographs pasted onto one sheet. They include an image of A.H. Mann with T. Freebairn Smith, T. Freebairn Smith on his own, and in a group with H.F. Hindell and L.C.L. Covey Crump.

The caption reads; 'A quartet of minstrels who went round Cambridge singing carols at Christmas time - photographed in the frozen fountain'. There are 4 men, 2 of whom wear top hats and military coats, all are wearing false beards. A list of possible names is given.

This is a group snapshot, taken on an outing to Wimpole Hall. It includes a list of names.

This is a formal studio photograph of the 4 Choral Scholars seated around a table.

This is a formal studio photograph. A.R. Benten sang in the Choir as an Altar Lay Clerk, 1894-1925, then became Assistant Librarian. S.C. Ranner and A.A. Ginn were Tutors' Clerks.

These are ink and red pencil sketches of a Chorister in profile, singing, and walking in a gown by [?Eric Caseaux] . There is also a sketch of a Chapel candle. On the back of the sheet onto which the drawings are pasted is a letter from George Salt to David Willcocks dated 29 Dec. 1965, regarding the occasion on which they were made.

This file comprises two slightly different versions of the photograph (one is a modern reprint) and a list of names.

This file includes a list of names on a separate sheet.

This file includes a list of names on a separate sheet.

This file includes a list of names on a separate sheet. Photographer: Edward Leigh.

This file includes a list of names on a separate sheet.

This file includes a list of names on a separate sheet.

This file includes a list of names on a separate sheet.

This item comprises two photographs of Choir members standing in the choir stalls in the East End of the Chapel. They are wearing white surplices. One image is a side shot taken at a distance, the other is a close-up of a few members of the Choir. It includes 2 lists of names. Photographer: Ramsey & Muspratt.