A copy of a catalogue of the pictures at Leigh Court, Bristol, 83 folios. The copy was made by 'E. W.' (i.e. Edward Williams) from the original edition. There are 81 pictures, for each of which there is an etching and historical description. These are followed at fo. 68 by an alphabetical list of the painters of the pictures, in the same hand.

Assets include benefactions and collections, buildings, Dining Righters, Fellows, and staff

Correspondence and papers. Much of the file is taken up with efforts to persuade David Hockney to underake the commission.

Assets include benefactions and collections, buildings, Dining Righters, Fellows, and staff

Assets include benefactions and collections, buildings, Dining Righters, Fellows, and staff

Assets include benefactions and collections, buildings, Dining Righters, Fellows, and staff

Correspondents include Sir Alexander Killick and Air Commodore Milligan, of the Rayne Trustees, Graham Sutherland, the Master, the Bursar, Mr Jack Goodison, Fellow and Deputy Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum.

Correspondents include Sir Alexander Killick , of the Rayne Trustees, Graham Sutherland, the Master, the Bursar, Mr Jack Goodison, Fellow and Deputy Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum and the Rev. J. Boys Smith of the Nominative Trustees.

Correspondents include Dr Hugh Fleming, Dr Thomas Cocke, George Darwin, Dr Milo Keynes, Sir Geoffrey Lloyd, Dr Roger Whitehead, Dr Peter Friend. There is also mention of Bernard Reiss's copy of The Origin of Species. Also included is a paper by Matthew Turner on Charles Fairfax Murray's portrait of Emma Darwin, 2014.

Speech notes for WSC's speech (Presentation from both Houses of Parliament, Westminster Hall) on the unique honour bestowed on him, as a sign of underlying political unity and fairness, events during his and Clement Attlee's premierships, the gifts from Parliament, including the portrait of WSC by [Graham Sutherland], the importance of WSC's speeches during the war, including the phrase "I had the luck to be called upon to give the roar".

Photographs or video relating to Erasmus Darwin, Charles Darwin, forms, invitations and letterheads.

Assets include benefactions and collections, buildings, Dining Righters, Fellows, and staff

Largely concerned with the purchase for the college by members of the Darwin family of the alabaster bust of Erasmus Darwin from Christie's in 1993 and with repairs to the damage to it in transit. Includes photographs.

The file deals largely with loans of the portrait for exhibitions at the National Portrait Gallery in 1977, to the Fitzwilliam Museum in 1978 and to the Graham and Kathleen Sutherland Foundation, Picton Castle Trust, in 1984.

Letter from Louise Riley-Smith, portrait painter, to Elisabeth Leedham-Green with brochures of their work as reference material if the college chose to commission a portrait.

Seward has been to visit McEvoy's studio and is definitely in favour of offering the work (the commission to paint Ward's portrait) to McEvoy, whose work impresses him.

Photocopies of letters given to the college by Sophie Littleton. The first photocopied letter is from Katharine Pember to Cecily Darwin about the Darwin family portraits hanging in Newnham Grange and the second is a note from Linus Pauling to Charles Galton Darwin.

Correspondents include: representatives of the Strand Magazine, including Reeves Shaw [Editor] (12); Frederick Lindemann [later 1st Lord Cherwell].Subjects include: photographs of the Churchill family to be used by the magazine.Also includes: a press cutting on the hostile reaction in Germany to WSC's article "The truth about Hitler".

Black and white photograph of Charles Darwin

Photograph of Erasmus Darwin Portrait. Letters between Dr. Brindle and Mr Zonneveld relating to the reproduction of the portrait of Erasmus Darwin, Clerk of Works Phill Waterson is mentioned. Email with note to Phill Waterson asking for copies of Erasmus Darwin portrait to provide to Prof Kormondy.