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Comprises typescripts annotated [by Bronowski] with references to check, notes where detail was to be added, and a few words to be changed.

Comprises correspondence between Giustino Broccolini and Bronowski relating to Broccolini's reviews and articles on Bronowski's work, particularly on 'The Identity of Man'.

Includes copies of Broccolini's articles (in Italian).

The letters from Broccolini are in Italian.

Signed proof of drawing.

(1) Collection of postcards showing various views of Jesus College;

(2) Copy of the play 'ticket of leave man' performed by Jesus College students in February 1940 at the ADC theatre with associated flyer and newspaper reviews;

(3) Jesus College designed Christmas Card c.1939 and Christmas prayer sheets 1939-1940.

(4) Copy of Jesus College club for boys in Camberwell accounts and list of subscribers.

The album contains photographs mainly taken by G.H. Williams in the 1930s. It was restored by him in 1961, and kept in the Combination Room until it was brought to the Archives in 2010. It comprises exterior and interior photographs of the college and photographs of Williams' contemporaries, fellows and senior members of the college.

1. The Hall

2. Chapel ceiling

3. View of the Master's Lodge and College from the tower of All Saints Church, Jesus Lane

4. View of the Master's Lodge from the Master's Garden

5. View of the Gate Tower from the Fellows Garden

6. Gate Tower

7. First court

8. A view from the Close

9. The 'New Building'

10. The Cricket Pavilion

11. The Carpenter Tower

12. The Masters garden

13. First Court, Cloisters' entrance

14. Pump Court

15. The Chapter House as seen from the Cloisters

16. Chapel from Chapel Court

17. A photograph of an early architectural detail

18. Another photograph of an early architectural detail

19. Exterior wall of the Chapel showing the impression of previous Priory buildings

20. Arch in the Cloisters

21. A view of the Chapel from Cloister Court

22. Another view of the Chapel from Chapel Court

23. A view of the Chapel from the Master's Garden

24. The interior of the Chapel facing east, showing screen, lectern and choir designed by Pugin

25. The interior of the Chapel facing west, showing screen, lectern and choir designed by Pugin

26. Chapel, the Sutton organ

27. Chapel, the Sutton organ

28. Chapel - a view of the altar, piscina and arcading

29. Chapel - the altar cross

30. Chapel - the piscina

31. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 1

32. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 2

33. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 3

34. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 4

35. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 5

36. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 6

37. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 7

38. Chapel - stall-end, carved pews, and carved figures on pews 8

39. Chapel - gothic arches

40. Chapel - ante-chapel ceiling, designed by William Morris

41. Chapel - North Transept

42. Chapel - Crossing

43. Chapel - Romanesque arches

44. Chapel - hassock

45. Chapel - statue

46. Drawing of Bishop Alcock and St Ambrose

47. Holy water stoup

48. Drawing of Bishop Alcock and St Ambrose

49. Chapel - carved stone monument of Thomas Cranmer

50. Chapel - carved stone monument of Tobias Rustat

51. Chapel - stained glass window

52. Chapel - stained glass window

53. Chapel - the Great Window and rose window

54. Hall - view towards high table

55. Interior of the Master's Lodge

56. Old Library

57. The college skeleton

58. A painted wood door bearing Bishop Alcock's rebus

59. The Oriel window in Hall

60. Conference Room

61. Chimney piece in the Conference Room

62. A detail of a ceiling

63. Puginesque carved wood fragments

64. The Prioress's Room

65. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

66. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

67. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

68. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

69. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

70. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

71. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

72. The construction of the Morley Horder building in Chapel Court, dated Nov 1928 – Oct 1929

73. Jesus Boathouse from the River Cam

74. Exterior wall of the Chapel

75. Carved stone monument to ST Coleridge

76. 'Deus Providebit' by Eric Gill

77. A photograph from P. Gardner-Smith with the following list of names: W.R. Inge; F.J. Foakes-Jackson; J.C. Watt; E. Abbott; H. Goodwin; W. Welsh; Arthur Gray; H.G. Wood and H.A. Morgan, circa 1905.

78. Arthur Gray

79. J.C. Watt

80. F.J. Foakes Jackson

81. E. Abbott

82. W.L.H. Duckworth

83. C.A. Elliott

84. W.H. Mills

85. Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch

86. A. Nairne

87. B.L. Manning

88. L.A. Pars

89. H. Barnes

90. P.G. Gardner-Smith

91. A.P. Sinker

92. W.H. Thorpe

93. E.M.W. Tillyard

94. R.W.V. Gittings

95. C.W. Gilber

96. A.E. Green

97. O.V. Guy

98. C.H. Dodd

99. F. Brittain

100. C.H. Wilson

101. A.L. Percival

102. F. Brittain

103. R.V. Jennings

104. DH Wilkinson

105. P. Gardner-Smith

106. L.E.R. Picken

107. D.J.V. Fisher

108. A.P. Rossiter

109. J. Mill

110. A.G. Sharpe

111. Group photograph with the following names: Brian Ralph; Trevor Jones; Glanville Williams; Alan Sharpe; Shackleton Bailey; Moses Finley; Bernard Towers; Ken Johnson; John Adkins; Wilkinson; Leslie Martin; G Fulton Roberts; Robbie Jennings; Hugo Jones; Alan Percival; Derek Taunt; Vivian Fisher; Frederick Raby; Percival Gardner-Smith; Lee Alan Pars; E.M.W. Tillyard; Bill Thorpe; Freddy Brittain and Charles Wilson. 1958.

Engraving by G. P. Harding.

Engraving

Consists of the curriculum vitae of an Italian historian, author and teacher who specialised in 19th century Italian literature.

Lists payments to Carter, Lofts and Bently totalling £3 18s 6d. Signed Thomas Prince.

Comprises: a booklet by Galanter on 'Contemporary Psychophysics' (published by the United States Government); galley proofs of a paper by Galanter and Holman; and a Psychophysics Laboratory report [unpublished] by Galanter entitled 'On the Nature of Laws in Psychology'. With an envelope listing the contents.

Comprises annotated photocopies of galley proofs for 'The Ascent of Man', with a typescript of the foreword for the book.

Comprises a set of galley proofs for 'The Ascent of Man' book with a few annotations (mainly page numbering) in [Sylvia Fitzgerald's handwriting]. Also includes a note [by Kathleen Verlander] on copies of the galley proofs (1 Mar 1973).

Please use photocopies in Bronowski 6/7/3/2 as access copies, as the pages are less fragile.

Comprises photocopies of galley proofs (originals in Bronowski 6/7/3/1) for 'The Ascent of Man' book.

This should be used as an access copy, as the pages are less fragile.

Request of payment by the Bursar of Jesus College to Mess.rs Marshall and Rayner for half a year rent of garage due 25th March 1921 (135p) and third installment of deferred rent (1/12 of £270: 22p; 10s).

Paid 12s to Joseph Cooper for clipping the hedge behind the College.

Paid 14s to the porter, Richard Brett, for planting trees.

Invoice from Revd Dr French to B. Bullingham for three days work for filling in the tree holes on Christ's Pieces. Also paid Langram for filling in the ditch against Newmans garden. Total of £7.

Invoice from Revd Master of Jesus College to William Cellard on 22nd of March for loads of gravel. Total of £1 11s 6d.

Invoice from Revd Dr French to John Langham from March to the 1st of April for 2 days work in the Fellow's stable yard, 1 days work to the walk, 3 days work to the fence against Newmans garden, and nails for the fence (1s). Total of 16s.

Receipt of nails paid by T.E. in April 1830 for 1s.

Includes invitation, programme of music and programme for second concert held in the College Hall.

Second concert programme lists painoforte solo by Mr. Bunnett, 'The Lost Chord by Sullivan' by Miss F. Robertson, 'There be none of beauty's daughters by Limpus' by Rev. T. Everett, Violoncello solo of Scotch Airs by Mr. Aylward, 'I know a maiden fair to see by Balfe' by Miss Robertson and Miss F. Robertson, 'Perche Piavizi by Gounod' by Mr. Dundas Gardiner, 'Sing, Birdie, Sing by Ganz' by Miss Robertson, 'O Memory by Leslie' by MIss Robertson, Miss F. Robertson and Rev. T. Everett.

Name of president and list of stewards on reverse of programmes.

£1 8s 6d to gardener for bill delivery etc.

Paid 6s to Edward Wybrow for clipping the hedge. Below, a note that a further 6s were paid to Edward Wybrow on 13th July. On back, part of a letter to Mr. Darby about the sender going to Ely.

£1 8s 6d paid for work done in garden on 27th July 1816. Costs include labour.
Settled 26th November 1816, mark of John Ward.

Paid 12s to Edward Wybrow for cutting the master's hedge.

Paid 12s 1d to Edward Wybrow for cutting the quick (hawthorn hedges) in the Master's Close. Signed with a cross.

Paid 12s to Joseph Cooper for clipping the hedge behind the college.

Paid 17s 6d to John Ward for:

• 4 days work in the plantations
• 1 day in the pump court
• 1 day digging the court
• 1 day laying sods

Includes Copy of John Hall-Stevenson 1795 poem about Walnut tree at Jesus; Article about Jesus College hanging baskets from 'Garden News', 28th May 1971; Copies of correspondence relating to College gardens, 1946-1970; Copy of Latin inscription included on plaque for plane tree in Fellows Garden donated by Edward Daniel Clarke, 1985; Note concerning mulberry tree in Fellows Garden and mulberry trees in other Colleges, 1994; Notes on oriental plane trees in England, including specific references to the plane tree at Jesus; Copy of "The Gardens and Close of Jesus College" by Duncan McKie and John Mills from the Magazine of the Cambridge Society, 1998; history of the College gardens written by Paul Stern, head gardener, c.2005;

Includes photograph of painting

Invoice from the Cambridge Gas-Light & Coke Company, to the Revd Master & Fellows of Jesus College. Dated 25th of March 1831. Two quarter's rent from 20th of September 1830 to 25th of March 1831 for burners. Also 3rd of February 1831, a half a chaldron of coke. Total of £15 11s 6d.

Receipt dated 28th of May 1831, recieved of the Revd Master & Fellows of Jesus College the sum of £7 10s as per bill December 1830 for the Gas Company. Signed E. J. Tweed.

Receipt dated 28th of May 1831, recieved of the Revd Master & Fellows of Jesus College the sum of £7 10s as per bill March 25 1831 for the Gas Company. Signed E. J. Tweed.

Invoice from the Gas Light & Coke Company to the Rev Master & Fellows of Jesus College, dated 1831. For two quarters rent from March 25th to Sept 20th, large argand burner, gas as by argand, batswing, extra consumption for burning without glasses, total of £15.

Receipt of the received of the Revd Master & Fellows of Jesus College the sum of £15. Dated November 12 1831. Signed by E.J. Tweed.

Invoice from the Gas Light & Coke Company foe one quarter's rent from December 25th 1831 to March 25th 1832. Large argand burner, small argand burner and batswing . Extra Consumption for burning with glasses. Extra ditto _ Morning Light. Collecter left blank. Total of £7 10s.

Receipt received of the Revd Mater of Jesus College the sum of £7 10s for rental of has from March 25th to June 24th 1831 for the Gas Company. Signed E. J. Tweed.

Received of the Revd Master of Jesus College the sum of £15 as by bill to Sept 29 for the Gas Company. Signed E. J. Tweed.

Receipt for the payment of £10 from The Rev. Master and Fellows of Jesus College to the Gas Company for supply of gas to the college. Includes payment for gas rental from 25th December 1863 and from 28th March 1864, 1 Batwing burner from 25th December 1863 to 25th March 1864, minus the consumption from the kitchen, the buttery and the porters' lodge. Dated 6th April 1864 and signed by Charles Bullock on behalf of the Gas Company.

Bill for £7 10s from the Gas Company.

Paid C. Finch & Son total 19s for 200 Gass Jars and cash.

Two bills, one folded into the other, from the Reverend Master and Fellows of Jesus college to the Gas Company, one detailing the charges for the rental of gas from 26 December 1861 to 26 March 1862, totalling £8 13s; the other for charges for pipes; taking out, cleaning, and filling pipes; filling burners; examining lights; stopping escapes; fitting corks to pendants; and for a back screw and washer in the kitchen, totalling £1 7s 11d. Total of £10 11d written on back. Both settled 12 April 1862, signed by F.G. Giffons.

Paid to The Gas Light and Coke Company. £1 11s 10d for gas.

Rental of gas from 22nd June to 1st October 1874, and one burner as per contract from 24th June to 29th September 1874. Total cost £10 12s.

Paid £7 10s each quarter for rental of gas. Signed by J. G. Gifford for J. Grafton and Co.

Gas bill for £7 10s from George Gifford.

Paid £18 13s 6d to the Gas Company for lighting, cleaning and extinguishing, lamp at the Gates for the season and repairs to the same, to 4,200ft as per first meter and 700ft for the second meter. Signed by Isaac Fisher on behalf of the Gas Company.

Receipt for the payment of £3 19s 10d from The Rev. Master and Fellows of Jesus College to the Gas Company for the supply of gas to the college. Includes rental of gas from the 20th June 1864 and 23rd of September 1864, rental of one Batwing burner from the 24th June to 29th September and Porters' consumption. Dated 28th October 1864 and signed by Charles Bullock, on behalf of the Gas Company.

Two bills, one folded into the other, from the Reverend Master and Fellows of Jesus college to the Gas Company, one detailing the charges for the rental of gas from 24 September to 26 December 1861, totalling £10 10d 1/2; the other for charges for cleaning the service pipe of lights; disconnecting and reconnecting some pipes; fastening a lamp on the staircase; and cleaning out fillings in the hall, totalling 14s. Total of £10 14s 10d 1/2 written on back. Both settled 22 January 1862, signed by J.G. Gifford.

Two bills, folded together, from the Reverend Master and Fellows of Jesus college to the Gas Company, one detailing the charges for the rental of gas from 25 June to 24 September 1862, totalling £2 12s 10d; the other for charges for time easing taps and cleaning out fillings of lamp in cloisters, totalling 1s. Total of £2 13s 10d written on back. Both settled 4 November 1862, signed by C. Bullock.

Gas bill from Cambridge University and Town Gas Light Company. Includes paper detailing metre readings
Total: £6; 7s; 2d