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Clare Hall, Cambridge: papers, mostly relating to John James, and to the mastership of William Grigg.
Clare Holtham: personal papers
Clarion Publishing Archive
Clarion Publishing Company was the business of Dr. Trevor Weston, in Alton, Hants. It published poetry ('Prospero Poets', 1994-7), short stories ('Clarion Tales', 1996), and some other texts (1994-2009) in illustrated limited editions of 499 copies or fewer. Letters from Trevor Weston are generally photocopies of ms. letters, and sometimes carbon copies of typescript drafts.
Clarke-Newling Correspondence
Correspondence mainly from members of the Clarke family of Shropshire to the Newling family, of which many are from William Clarke (d 1771) antiquary, and from E. D. Clarke (d 1822), the traveller, later Cambridge University Librarian.
Volume with sheets, mostly correspondence, running to number 115 mounted inside. Other items include newspaper cuttings and ledger pages. Item numbered 1 missing, items 2-3 loose in front of item.
Classics Faculty - Teaching collection of glass lantern slides
The Faculty of Classics' teaching collection of monochrome glass lantern slides, featuring ancient Greek and Roman architecture, sculpture, pottery, coins and other artefacts from classical antiquity.
Classics papers
College examination papers, c. 1886-1910, and lecture notes and specimen essays for the Classical Tripos, 1910-1958.
Claude Lefébure de St Benoist: Florilegia
A collection of quotations arranged under headings in alphabetical order, with marginal notes and references.
Claude Sitwell and Uganda 1895-1899
Clearing a fallen tree, East Africa (?Mombasa)
A collection of three uncaptioned loose prints measuring approximately 210 x 150 mm. There is no indication with the prints of what they depict and their source is unknown. The pictures illustrate attempts to remove a tree which has fallen across the path of a narrow gauge rail track. From the smallness of the line, it is possible that this is the trolley line on Mombasa Island.
Clerical Lending Library, Old Malton, Yorkshire: Catalogue
Printed catalogue, 1824; with annotations relating to the cost of replacing lost books, signatures of members, and borrowings, 1824-47. There is a letter from T.E. Lindsay, Archdeacon of Cleveland, to Alfred James Walker, Vicar of Malton, 27 November 1928, on returning a book to Malton.
Clubs and societies
Including New Hall Union (undergraduate and graduate student unions), New Hall Society (alumnae association), Friends of New Hall (development and fundraising), and New Hall Boat Club.
Clubs and Societies
Clubs and Societies
The College Archive includes a variety of student led clubs and societies, ranging from sports teams to debating groups to purely social socities. Surviving records are mainly in the form of minute books, although there are some team photographs, notably for the Chess Club, invitations and theatre programmes etc. Most photographs are catalogued separately in the CCCC/Ph classification, particularly sporting and May Ball photographs.
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
Clubs and Society Records
Records of the Alumni Association (founded in 1922), Amalgamation Club and various sports clubs and academic, dramatic and musical societies, although survival and transfer of records is sporadic. Also includes records of various social clubs and the May Ball. There are many sports clubs and other societies, such as The Theological Society, for which no records are extant or available.
CLUBS, SOCIETIES, PUBLICATIONS
Coats of Arms of Cambridgeshire Families
Cobham Collection
The majority of the photographs in the collection concern antiquities and historic buildings.
Cochin
Cockcroft Associated Material
Papers relating to Cockcroft, particularly his research work and correspondence with the Cavendish Laboratory, and lectures by and concerning him.
Cockerell: Two volumes of Inscriptions collected by Charles Robert Cockerell (1788-1863), architect and archaeologist
Codicil to will of Julian Kenward (copy), Yalding, Kent
Codicil to will of Julian Kenward (copy), Yalding, Kent
Col. Bertram Romilly: Letters from Sudan and France
Letters written to Romilly's father describing his military experiences.
Cole family letters
Letter book, written by Charlotte Smith Barry in 1894, and added to in 1922. About 3/4 of the volume is unused. In describing putting the work together, Barry refers to having acquired some of the letters from the daughters of Lady Florence Balfour at Fairy Hill.