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The papers consist of original artwork for editions of 'Meet My Folks', 'How the Whale Became' and 'The Iron Man'. There is also a small quantity of correspondence received by Adamson from Ted Hughes regarding illustrations for Hughes's books.

The collection consists of posthumous material concerning commemorations of Andrewes and research into his life and work.

The collection consists of some original correspondence and much secondary material such as articles about Andrews.

The collection principally consists of publications by Arberry, but there are also 2 poems written by Arberry.

The collection consists of Royal Warrants for Browne's Appointment to the Quarter Sessions Courts in Essex, the Isle of Ely and Cambridgeshire. There is also a further Royal Warrant appointing Browne as a Justice of the Royal Court of Justice and Letters Patent appointing him one of the Lords Justices of Appeal.

The collection primarily consists of offprints of Burnside's articles and lectures. There is also a small amount of original manuscript material and articles collected by him.

The collection consists of Dougall's military medals awarded during his service in the First World War and postumously. There are also his war diaries from 1917 and 1918 and correspondence relating to his death. The College has also collected posthumous research into Dougall (GBR/1058/DOU/4).

Pembroke holds five volumes and one draft volume of Montague Garrard Drake’s travel diaries, written on paper with vellum limp binding and leather ties.

The papers consist of material collected by Olwyn Hughes, mainly during the period she acted as literary agent for her brother Ted Hughes. Papers include copies of early appearances of many of Ted Hughes's and Sylvia Plath's poems and essays in literary magazines and newspapers and many newspaper cuttings relating to the work and lives of Ted Hughes, Sylvia Plath and their children. The collection contains no original manuscript material by Ted Hughes or Sylvia Plath.

The collection principally consists of publications by Cann Hughes.

The collection consists of Hutchinson's correspondance and material relating to him death.

The collection consists of King's notebooks, notes, publications and family correspondence. There is also a small collection of photographs featuring King and material concerning his death.

The collection consists of Roger Long's Commonplace Books and notebooks as well as posthumous material collected by the College.

The collection consists of correspondence and other contemporary manuscript and printed material by Mason. There are also images of Mason and posthumous research.

The collection predominantely consists of typescripts for many of Le May's published works and drafts of unpublished works including an incomplete autobiography titled 'The Life of an Englishman', together with a small selection of correspondence, photographs and published offprints. Also included are a limited number of items belived to be from Le May's personal collection.

The collection consists of original manuscript musical scores by McCleland as well as copies of his published articles.

The collection consists of publications and notes by Minns as well as a recording of him and correspondence. Posthumous material has also been collected.

The collection consists of Neil's notebooks and correspondence, as well as photographs of Neil. There are also posthumous materials including details of the auction of Neil's belongings.

The principal item in the collection is Ortelius's 'Album Amicorum'. There are also copies of research relating to the 'Album'.

The collection consists primarily of correspondence from William Pitt to friends and colleagues. Although there is some further contemporary material in the form of published writings by Pitt, the other significant part of the collection is posthumous and concerns commemorations of Pitt at Pembroke College.