On tracing paper - fragile.

The artist of this sketch has not been identifed.

Easter card from Alethea to AT, with watercolour drawing of angels on the front, inscribed inside 'Now is Christ risen from the dead' [1919?]; also printed literature from a Churchmen's Union conference - 'Fifth Conference of Modern Churchmen' - held at Girton College, August 6-12 1918, including timetable, domestic and administrative arrangements, and biographical details of readers of papers (including AT).

This section includes family documents (such as obituaries, family trees, letters and other items concerning family history matters) relating to members of the extended family of Bessie Parkes; also photographs and drawings of Bessie and other members of her family.

Gives details of proposed removal of doorway to the new vestry on the N. side of the chancel. Encloses photograph (to be returned) and a tracing (29.x.i) of the inside of the chancel.

Plans of various aircraft

Plans of various aircraft

Photograph of a drawing by Paul Cadmus of young men standing near a wire fence in an inner city, some carrying baseball bats, with tenement buildings behind them. A young man in the foreground looks towards the artist. Print, 23.9 x 18.1. Inscribed on back, by Paul Cadmus, 'Playground 1948'. (Sleeve 390)

Photograph of detail of 'Playground' by Paul Cadmus. Print, 24 x 19.2. (Sleeve 391)

Photograph of a different detail of 'Playground' by Paul Cadmus. Print, 23.9 x 19.3. (Sleeve 392)

This section includes diaries, biographical and autobiographical notes, photographs, personal artefacts, correspondence relating to subjects of personal as opposed to academic interest, obituaries of ES, and some of Arthur Strong's personal papers. It is arranged broadly chronologically, with papers of AS placed at the end of the sequence [GCPP Strong 1/23 - 1/28].

Photograph of a watercolour by Lucy Thornton showing a young Thornton (possibly Watson) preaching in the pulpit of Holy Trinity Church, Clapham Common. Members of the congregation identified by name. Print, 21 x 15.5. Inscribed on back, by E.M. Forster, 'Watson Thornton preaching in Holy Trinity Church, Clapham Common'. (Sleeve 30)

Photograph of a watercolour by Lucy Thornton showing a young Thornton (possibly Watson) preaching in the pulpit of Holy Trinity Church, Clapham Common. Members of the congregation identified by name. Five copies, 21 x 15.5. (Sleeves 417-21)

Photograph of a charcoal sketch of E.M. Forster aged approximately 7 years old, head and shoulders, with long, curly hair, by a student of the elder George Richmond. Printed copy mounted on card, 16.6 x 10.9 (photograph 14 x 10.2). Inscribed in album and on back of photograph, by E.M. Forster, 'Self'. (Sleeve 10)

Photograph of a charcoal sketch of E.M. Forster aged approximately 7 years old, head and shoulders, with long, curly hair, by a student of the elder George Richmond. Printed copy mounted on card, 16.6 x 10.9 (print 13.9 x 10.2). Inscribed on back, possibly by William Plomer, 'done by / student of elder George Richmond'. (Sleeve 426)

Photograph of a drawing by Paul Cadmus of E.M. Forster, head and shoulders, looking down. Print, 24.2 x 19.1. (Sleeve 379)

Drawing of Henry Sykes Thornton, possibly by George Richmond, mounted on card, 16.6 x 11. Inscribed on back, by E.M. Forster, with name. (Sleeve 35)

Drawing of Henry Sykes Thornton (1800-81), signed on original, 'J.R.R.'. Mounted on card, 21.2 x 16.5. Inscribed on back, by E.M. Forster, with name and date. (Sleeve 36)

Photograph of drawing of Henry Sykes Thornton, possibly by George Richmond. Print, 14.1 x 10.1. (Sleeve 422)

Photograph of a painting of Henry Thornton, M.P., by John Hoppner. Print, 20.5 x 15.5. (Sleeve 28)

Photograph of a drawing of Laura Thornton (Mrs. Charles Forster) by George Richmond. Print, 20.2 x 14.2. (Sleeve 38)

Photograph of a drawing by George Richmond of Laura Mary Forster (1839 - 1924) as a girl. Print, 19.9 x 14.5. Inscribed on back, by E.M. Forster, with name, artist and location. (Sleeve 37)