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Paid £5 to Mr. Tookey for the salary of Edward Naughaty (?), the Barnaby lecturer in Philosophy.

Paid 6 pounds 2 shillings to Henry Latham, Mr March, and Roberts of Magdalen College as stipend for being Barnaby Lecturers.

Receipt from John Spicer Wood on the behalf of W. S. Wood for being a Barnaby lecturer. Total: £3 2s 2d

Letter to the Master of Jesus College confirming receipt of the stipend for the Barnaby Lecturer. Amount totals £3 1s. Signed by John Tozer.

Receipt from Leo. F. Reyner acknowledging receipt of his stipend for being a Barnaby Lecturer for 1846. Total: £3 2s 2d

Receipt from Hugh Andrew Johnstone Munro acknowledging receipt of Barnaby lecturer stipend, £3 2s 2d

Consists of reprints of 2 articles (one with G M Jenkins and C B Winsten), with an envelope listing the contents.

Consists of 6 reprints of articles: 'The behaviour and needs of infant animals', 'The biology of aggression', 'Pavlov today', 'Questions on the social dynamics of rodents' (with C. S. Evans), 'Social stress' and 'Instinct'.

The popular and elegant Air entitled "Barney! leave the girls alone" (or "Polly put the Kettle on") with an introduction and variation for the organ. By Thomas Adams, 27th of March 1822.
Photocopy of manuscript transcribed by Robin Langley.

Plan showing land allotted to Jesus College and leased to John Bullen, land allotted to the Rector of St Andrew the Great in lieu of tithes and land allotted to Jesus College for the residue of their open field land

Barnwell Inclosure - College claims

Plan of an estate in the Parish of Saint Andrew the Less, Cambridge belonging to the Master, Fellows and Scholars of Jesus College in the University of Cambridge. Includes quantity and description of the land. Total acres: 210 acres 3 roods 39 perches

Barnwell Inclosure:
Photocopy of an extract from the Inclosure Act, 1811
Photocopy of a plan showing who owned land around Hills Road and Fulbourn Road

Barnwell Inclosure:
Two letters addressed to Jesus College from the executors of the late Reverend John Bullen for permission to erect buildings on College land held under lease (undated)
"Particulars of the survey of an estate situate on the Hills Road, belonging to Jesus College". Gives a list of tenants (Mr Dixon, Mr Gotobed, Mr George Bullen and the Eastern Counties Railway Company) and gives quantity of each piece of land
Type written notes concerning the history of the lease of land to the Reverend John Bullen and his heirs (4 sons John, William, George and Mark)

Receipt for the payment of £10 by Jesus College to Queens' College for the Barnwell Schools Building Fund.

Thank you letter for the yearly subscription to Barnwell Schools. Addressed to Martin. Signed by J. H. Pitcomb. Letter makes reference to an enclosed parochial almanac (not currently attached). Subscription amount 5 guineas (£5 5s).

Consists of 2 typescripts (preliminary copy, and pre-publication) of articles about models of brains and memory by Robert J Baron (Clarkson College of Technology). With an envelope listing details of the articles.

With an envelope listing the reprint.

Includes copies of signature, family tree and images of places connected to Gosnold, found in Suffolk record office, 2007

Wooden base made to display the Benin Bronze cockerel which was donated to the College in 1905 by George William Neville. Metal plaque on the front with a Latin inscription, translates as: “Georges William Neville gave to Jesus College this emblem of its founder which he himself had brought back from the ancient city of the Benins in Western Africa captured by the British forces in 1897.”

Colour basement floor plan. Scale: 1" to 8'

Basement plan. Scale: 1/8"

Basement plan

Watercolour drawing on paper

Drawing on tracing paper with some colouring

A basement plan with the walls shaded in pink.

Plan showing basement area of L staircase showing stores for coal, fuel and a heating chamber. Also tracing paper copy with annotations.

11⅜ x 9½. Drawn by John Unwin. Published by R. Ackerman

10⅞ x 9½. Drawn by John Unwin. Published by R. Ackerman

Paid 2s 6d to Mr Darby the Bursar by Thomas Goodall

14⅞ x 22¼

Includes correspondence with Morley Horder relating to construction of new bath block and correspondence, agreements and bills relating to loan to the College by Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries to help fund construction of bath block, 1922-3; Correspondence relating to the relocation of service road as a result of construction of new bath block. Includes plan of eastern part of College site showing former entrance on Jesus Lane, location of driveway passing East House, Carpenter Building and Chapel Court and proposed relocation of service road, 1922-3; Morley Horder proposed alterations to L staircase due to construction of bath block and showing entrance to kitchen coals, stairs to Fellows lavatory, staff lavatory, location of baths on first floor, College coal store, entrance to vegetable larders, groundsman's office, entrance to female lavatory, entrance to games, 22nd June 1922; Correspondence from Morley Horder and H. J. Cash and Co concerning the installation of hot water service apparatus to the new bath house and brochures detailing the possible equipment used, 1926-7; Installation of water softener, 1927-8;

Map of Nos. 19-26 and 33 and 34 Jesus Lane giving the following information about bathrooms which were on the first floor level:
Nos. 19-22 - bathroom plan approved on 14th May 1908
Nos. 23 and 24 - bathroom lately erected
Nos. 33 and 34 - bathroom plan approved 20th March 1908

Shows plan and explanatory notes for installation of new boiler and bathroom between C5 and C6

Comprises correspondence between Adrian Malone (director) and Bronowski or Sylvia Hodgson/Fitzgerald.

Subjects include: discussion of content, scripts and suggestions of additions and edits ("treatments" of the scripts); updates on a meeting at the BBC about 'The Ascent of Man'; Bronowski visiting London (1970); Bronowski sending expanded scripts, "treatments" of scripts, and "sync pieces"; arrangements for filming including travel and clothing; and reactions to 'The Ascent of Man' being shown on television.

Also includes: transcriptions of tapes made by Adrian Malone about locations research in Turkey and Samos (Greece); copies of notes for a meeting between Malone and Peter Roebeck at Time-Life Films; and notes, scripts with columns for vision, footage and sound [sync scripts], and a transcription of the soundtrack, all for programme 6 'The Starry Messenger'.

Mainly comprises Bronowski's correspondence with Robert (Bob) Reid (Head of Science and Features, Television, BBC) and Aubrey Singer (Head of Features Group, Television, BBC). Other correspondents are: Sylvia Hodgson/Fitzgerald, Caroline Budd, Noble M Wilson (Assistant Head of Features Group, Television, BBC), Vera Grimmett (secretary to Aubrey Singer) and Alan Sleath (Senior Assistant to Head of Features Group, Television, BBC). Also includes one letter to Rita Bronowski from Singer after Bronowski's death.

Subjects in correspondence with Reid (Aug 1969-Jun 1971) include: sending Reid a copy of 'A Happy New Year from Dr Bronowski' film (1969); arranging a meeting with Reid, Singer, Adrian Malone and Time-Life Films in New York (Oct 1969); Reid's comments, suggestions and notes on programme outlines; relations between the BBC and the Indian Government making it difficult to film in India; ideas for other BBC science programmes; and comments on "sync rushes" [film of Bronowski speaking to camera for inclusion in 'The Ascent of Man' programmes].

Subjects in correspondence with Singer (Jul 1969-Nov 1974) include: sending Singer copies of Bronowski's book 'Nature and Knowledge' (1969), outlines of the Mellon lectures [on 'Art as a Mode of Knowledge', 1969] and information on the Salk Institute; arranging a meeting in New York with Reid, Adrian Malone and Time-Life Films (Oct 1969); tax issues (Bronowski's); Singer visiting Bronowski in San Diego in Oct 1970, with John Stringer (BBC) in Oct 1972, and in May 1973; scheduling 'The Ascent of Man' to be shown on television, and repeats; planned previews, publicity and launch at the Royal Society; finding sponsors and selling 'The Ascent of Man' series in the United States; 'The Ascent of Man' series being shown in Canada; publication dates for 'The Ascent of Man' book; Bronowski becoming ill in April 1973 and not be able to travel for the launch; the BBC entering 'The Ascent of Man' series to the Europalia Festival in Brussels (Belgium) Sep-Oct 1973; a proposed television programme about the Salk Institute; Jacob and Rita Bronowski's plans to travel to London (Oct 1973); Sylvia travelling to London to finalise book proofs; a film of an interview with Leo Szilard by the BBC being sent to Bronowski and being included in the Salk Institute's archives; Singer's promotion to Controller of BBC-2; Bronowski's death and arranging the BBC's tribute to him.

Comprises correspondence between (Christopher Richard) Dick Gilling (producer) and Bronowski, Sylvia Fitzgerald or Kathleen Murray/Verlander.

Subjects include: Gilling meeting Bronowski when visiting the United States in 1969; locations and subjects to film; Bronowski sending Gilling scripts; Gilling visiting San Diego then Taiwan in 1970; Bronowski visiting London in 1970; filming grunion; planning the filming schedule; locations research; sending the BBC a film that Bronowski made for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on Einstein ['The Nature of Things, 1960's]; re-recording commentary about bees in programme 12 after the first broadcast; and Bronowski requesting Gilling arrange introductions for Slava and Zella Luria to Doris Lessing, Ann Jellicoe and Reg Butler when the Lurias were visiting London.

Also includes: a note from Philippa Copp (BBC) sending Dick Gilling's research notes on Wayana Indians in French Guiana (notes included); a list of issues Bronowski discussed with Gilling by phone (16 Sep 1970); copies of letters to Gilling from Shirley Marks (Computer Sciences Department, Rand Corporation) on technical issues around getting film from a video display; and copies of correspondence with Dr Robert Briggs (Department of Zoology, Indiana University) about commentary on an experiment by Dr King and Briggs used to illustrate cloning in 'The Ascent of Man'.

Comprises mainly correspondence between Sylvia Fitzgerald or Bronowski and: Jane Callander (secretary/assistant to Adrian Malone, then assistant to Philip Daly) on work done on scripts and programmes, locations, insurance, hotel reservations and travel plans; Betty Jowitt (Assistant to Dick Gilling) on travel plans and mail for Dick Gilling, plans and expenses for Bronowski travelling to Peru, transcripts of sync pieces from Oak Ridge, a film of grunions, part of a programme disappearing, Jowitt's illness, and thanking Bronowski for sending the book of 'The Ascent of Man'; and Philippa Copp (secretary to Bronowski whilst he was working on 'The Ascent of Man' in the United Kingdom) on transcripts, travel plans for Bronowski, and asking for help to get a job in California.

Comprises correspondence between Bronowski and Mick Jackson (assistant producer) on ideas and issues about locations and subjects to film, promotional activities, launching the television series and transcripts to prepare for publication.

Also includes: a letter from Lucy Castley about working on scripts for 'The Ascent of Man'; a letter from Willem van der Reijden on issues around producing "back-up material for the physics included in programmes IV, IX and X"; and a list of programme points by Bronowski (26 Oct 1970).

Comprises correspondence between Bronowski or Sylvia Fitzgerald and people from the British Broadcasting Corporation, relating to a proposed television programme or series about the Salk Institute. Subjects also include 'The Ascent of Man'.

Correspondents are Aubrey Singer (Head of Features Group, Television), Bruce Norman, and Alec Nisbett (Producer).

Additionally includes memoranda for the file on meetings and planning for the series.

Comprises correspondence, mainly with George Steedman (Head of BBC Transcription), on a series of 12 radio interviews of Bronowski conducted by Steedman (1974).

Comprises a brochure for the series featuring drawings by Feliks Topolski, with a typescript of an introduction for the brochure written by Bronowski and a copy of a letter from Kathleen Verlander to Alan Sleath (BBC) requesting copies of the brochure.

BBC Choral Society - Stabat Mater, Dvorak.

Consists of copies of letter from Bronowski 10/2/6/73 with a note of Fellows that the material had been circulated to.