Correspondents include: Sarita, Lady Vansittart on the death of 1st Lord Vansittart; Baron D van Lynden, Dutch Embassy, on a bust of WSC by Wilhelm Verbon for Rotterdam [the Netherlands] (4); Margaret, Duchess of Buccleuch [earlier Margaret, Lady Dalkeith] on the bust (3); General Robert Astier de Villatte; Elaine [? Hunter, earlier Elaine Villiers and Elaine Guest]; Vivienne Entwistle, on photographs of WSC; Nathalie, Countess Volpi; Anthony Kendall [British Consul, Venice, Italy]; Lady Clementine Waring; 7th Lord Warwick [earlier Lord Brooke] (2); Charles Waterhouse (3); Ava, Lady Waverley [earlier Ada, Lady Anderson, and Ava Wigram] on subjects including the death of 1st Lord Waverley (9); 1st Lord Waverley [earlier Sir John Anderson]; Sophie, Lady Wavertree [Sophie Fisher] on subjects including racing (2); Judith, 16th Lady Wentworth (5); Sir Charles Westlake, Chairman, Uganda Electricity Board; "Bendor", 2nd Duke of Westminster, on subjects including [Hewlett Johnson], Dean of Canterbury [Kent] (7); Anne, Duchess of Westminster, on subjects including the death of the duke and a memorial bust of him (4); John Wheeler-Bennett on using correspondence between WSC and King George VI for his biography of George VI (7); Sir John Whitaker (3); C N White, Rector of Chequers [Buckinghamshire] (6); Sir Thomas White, High Commissioner for Australia; Robert Wilberforce, Director, British Information Services, New York [United States] (2); Alexander Wiley, United States Senate; Princess Wilhelmina of the Netherlands [earlier Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands]; Pieter Gerbrandy, asking WSC to broadcast on Princess Wilhelmina's birthday; [Adrian] Ian Samuel [Principal Private Secretary to the Foreign Secretary] on the proposed broadcast; Admiral of the Fleet Sir Algernon Willis, Chairman, British North Greenland Expedition (2); Baron Lothar Wimmer, former Austrian Ambassador to Britain, on his memoirs (9); William Strang [Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Foreign Office]; Sarah Beauchamp [earlier Sarah Churchill and Sarah Oliver, later Sarah, Lady Audley] on a biography of John Winant [former United States Ambassador to Britain]; Bapsy, Lady Winchester; Edward Duke of Windsor [earlier Edward Prince of Wales, and King Edward VIII] (5); Eric Hamilton, Dean of Windsor [Berkshire]; Sir Ronald Wingate on the death of his father Sir Reginald Wingate (2); 6th Lord Winterton [earlier Lord Turnour] (2); Monica, Lady Winterton on the death of Lord Winterton; Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Wise on the state of Germany and Western defence (3); Desmond Crawley [Principal Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations]; Hugh Wontner, Director, Savoy Hotel Limited, on a cigar cutter for WSC (4); Richard Wood [later Lord Holderness] (2); Cecil Woodham-Smith; Dr Desmond Urwick on the health of 1st Lord Woolton (4); Charles [1st Lord Moran, earlier Charles Wilson, Consulting Physician, St Mary's Hospital, London], on Woolton; 1st Lord Woolton [earlier Frederick Marquis, Chairman, Conservative and Unionist Central Office] on subjects including resigning as Conservative Party Chairman (7); Marie Louise de Zulueta. Also includes notes and copies of correspondence by CSC and Mary Soames [earlier Mary Churchill], and Denis Kelly [WSC's literary assistant], Anthony Montague Browne, Christopher Soames, John Colville, David Hunt and Peter Oates, WSC's Private Secretaries, and Doreen Pugh, "N S" [Jo Sturdee, later Lady Onslow], Elizabeth Gilliatt, Gillian Maturin, Jane Portal [later Lady Williams of Elvel], Grace Hamblin and Kathleen Hill, WSC's secretaries.Other subjects include: requests for signed photographs and books by WSC; the Duke and Duchess of Windsor attending the Coronation.Also includes: press cutting from the Evening Standard on WSC's veto over the United States using the atom bomb; text of a speech for the unveiling of WSC's bust at Rotterdam; photograph of Amherst Villiers and family; copy of a letter from WSC to Ava Wigram [later Lady Anderson and Lady Waverley] on the death of Ralph Wigram (1937); photographs of Lady Wentworth's horses; photograph of Ripon Falls, Uganda; text of WSC's statement on the death of the Duke of Westminster; list of visits to Chequers by John Winant, including fellow guests (1941-1945); photo of Lord Winterton on his horse "Churchill"; issue of the South African Witbank News with an article on the mine which WSC hid in during the Boer War.