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Includes copies of Shield Library Class catalogue II and III, c. 1950 - 1970; Library catalogue, c. 1950 - 1970; Music Library class catalogue, c. 1960; notes on acquisition of Heritage cataloguing system, 1992-3; Copy of card index for Cam collection, local history collection, in green metal card index box, last added to in 2019;

Copies of Fellows art catalogues including portraits, landscapes, sculptures and other works of art, 1968, 1989, 1990, 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2007, 2016. Also copy of undergraduate art collection catalogue 1993, 1998, 2018; inventory of furniture and furnishings of Master's Lodge, 1986; List of artwork in Master's Lodge 2012; Valuation of Fellows artwork collections 1998, 2012 and undergraduate artwork 1998, 2018.

Includes copy of a list of the documents in the College Office files, 1976; Old bursary filing lists, 2004; Legal an dproperty deeds from Senior Bursar's office deposited in muniment room March 2005; Historic archive catalogues and lists, 1998-2013; Paperwork relating to the acquisition of the Bronowski Archive including notes relating to the original box listing made by the University of Toronto, digitisation of audio visual material by BBC studios and post production digitisation department, tape digitisation by David Griffiths, nitrate tape digitisation by Ted Kendall, 2010 - 2014, digital photographs relating to opening of Bronowski Archive after completion of cataloguing including images of Bronowski's daughter Lisa Jardine looking through Archive;

Includes costs of conservation work

Includes recipe for 'Jesus College milk punch' from Cambridge Country Recipes by Pippa Gomar, 1988; Thoughts about the uses of certain types of kitchen ware used in the College kitchens in the 16th and 17th centuries, 2003;

Includes minutes, agendas and associated papers

Cathedral and Abbey Church of Saint Alban. Recital by the Cathedral Choir with the St. Albans Bach Choir.
March 23rd (no year).

Programme:

• O Lord, in thy wrath rebuke me not (Orlando Gibbons, 1583-1625)
• Salvatori Mundi (John Blow, 1649-1708)
• Agnus Dei (Thomas Morley, 1557-1603)
• Jehovah quam multi sunt hostes (Henry Purcell, 1659-1695)
• The Lamentations of Jeremiah (part 1) (Thomas Tallis, 1505-1585)
• Harpsichord Solo: Variations on "Meins junges Leben hat ein End" (Sweelinck, 1562-1621)
• Stabat Mater (Palestrina, 1525-1594)

The advowson was bought by the Proby Trust in 1708. Five earlier deeds are listed, going back to 1570, but only four can be found (2012: LIV 3/5 is mislaid). They are housed in the steel press, shelf 10.

Correspondence, on the working out of the Act for the Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales. Disagreement of what tithes are owed on land belonging to Earl Howe. See also file 17, with lengthy opinions of counsel.

Claims and counter-claims relating to tithes due (or not due) on Earl Howe's estate: lengthy statement of the case and questions to be answered, and summaries of the opinions of four counsel, three of whom concur. These documents relate to the correspondence in file 16.

Correspondence with lawyers and the Rector, about tithes and earlier legal decisions.

Letter from William Gill detailing that the Caxton Inclosures and charging the Revd Dr French the sum of £6 3s, which is to be paid to the Commitioners at the George Inn in Caxton on Friday 26th of January or previously to Masters Mortlock, their bankers. Signed by William Gill.

1. Income tax 1858-9, second moiety, Caxton, Cambridge. Received of Mrs Brown, the 2nd December 1859, the sum of 9d. for two quarters income tax, due 20th March 1859. Schedule A. Signed E. C. Walker, collector.

2. Income tax 1858-9, first moiety, Caxton, Cambridge. Received of Miss/Mrs Brown, the 20th May 1859., the sum of 9d. for two quarters income tax, due 20th September 1858. Signed E. C. Walker, collector.

Comprises memoranda by Sylvia Fitzgerald and correspondence with Christine McDougall (Programme Organiser, Public Affairs, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) about CBC filming at the Salk Institute for a programme in a series about the future of the Western World in the year 2000.

Comprises correspondence with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) on Bronowski acting as a consultant for the Corporation's conference on the 'Future of Television'.

Consists of a memorandum from Harry Boardman to Bronowski about the budget for the Council for Biology in Human Affairs.

Comprises correspondence between members of the Salk Institute (Bronowski, Jonas Salk, Augustus Kinzel, John Zane and Fellows), and with Warren Weaver (Chairman of Salk Institute Trustees), Burton Benjamin (Executive Producer, 'The Twentieth Century', CBS News) and others working on 'The Twentieth Century' television programme, about a planned episode of 'The Twentieth Century' about the Salk Institute.

Also includes copies of a letter from Bronowski to Michael Burke (CBS) about a proposed Center for Humane Studies at the Salk Institute. The Center was to be a memorial for Ed Murrow and [CBS were considering funding the Center].

Additionally includes an IBM magnabelt (dictated audio recording) in an envelope labelled "letter to Kinzel (copies Salk, Morrow, Naparstek) & first part of letter to Michael Burke, CBS".

Includes pamphlet for construction of the 'C. M. S. Tyndale Biscoe Memorial High School' in Sheikh Bagh, Srinagar, Kashmir.

Shows William Morris designs

Brochure for an exhibition in celebration of the centenary of the birth of Jacob Bronowski which was held in the Quincentenary Library, 28 February 2008 - 5 May 2008.

Celebrity Recital by Peter Hurford. 10th of February 1974 at the Town Kirk of St. Andrews (St. Andrews University Musical Society).

Programme:

• 5 verses on Veni Creator, De Grigny
• Passacaglia and Fugue (BWV 582), J. S. Bach
• Choral No. 1 in E, Cesar Franck

Comprises correspondence, mainly with the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (Santa Barbara), relating to Bronowski speaking on 'The Logic of the Mind' at a seminar at the Center (3 Nov 1965) and taking part in a symposium on 'The Technological Society' at the Centre (19-23 Dec 1965).

Also includes: a paper on 'The Quantitative Society or, What Are You to Do With Noodle?' by John Wilkinson (published by the Center, 1964); 'The Center Diary' newsletter (No. 10, Jan 1966 and no. 12, May-Jun 1966); an article on 'The Engineer's Responsibility and Duty to Dissent' by Adolph J Ackerman ('Consulting Engineer' Sep 1965, Vol. XXV, no. III); a press cutting about the symposium on 'The Technological Society' reporting on Bronowski's comments; photocopies of Bronowski's handwritten notes on 'The Technological Society' symposium; a typescript 'Review of Technology' by Bronowski (Feb 1964); a photocopy of 'Recollections of Max Born, III. Reflections' (from 'Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists' Nov 1965); a copy of [part of a paper by Emmenuel G Masthene]; and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Consists of correspondence between the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (Santa Barbara, California) and Sylvia Fitzgerald (Editorial Associate) about the Center publishing an interview with Bronowski alongside a photograph of Bronowski.

Consists of a spiral bound volume (inscribed "J Bronowski, February 1973") containing reports by Jacques Barzun, Bronowski and Jared R. Tinklenberg, which were part of a study a series of seminars organised by the Council for Biology in Human Affairs [for the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse].

The reports are: 'Sidelights on further conversations about the contemporary scene' by Barzun as an addendum to the seminar on 'The Social Context: Education, the Arts and the Body Politic'; 'Attitudes of the Young' by Bronowski as an addendum to the seminar on 'The Changing Status of the Young'; and 'Societal Features of Repetitive Drug Use: A Perspective' by Tinklenberg as an addendum to the study on the 'Societal Features of Repetitive Drug Use'.

Consists of a spiral bound volume (inscribed "J Bronowski, 1973") containing reports by Jacques Barzun, Bronowski and Jared R. Tinklenberg which were part of a study a series of seminars organised by the Council for Biology in Human Affairs [for the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse]. Also contains: 'A Background Statement for the Discussion of New Economic Conditions of the Young' working paper by Edward Kalachek; agendas and details of all the seminars in the study; a photocopy of a press cutting from the Wall Street Journal about a seminar on 'Central Influences in American Life' (4 Apr 1972); and copies of letters from Jacob K. Javits (United States Senate) and Raymond P. Shafer (Chairman, National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse) about the success of the seminars.

The Chairmen's reports are: 'Sidelights on further conversations about the contemporary scene' by Barzun as an addendum to the seminar on 'The Social Context: Education, the Arts and the Body Politic'; 'Attitudes of the Young' by Bronowski as an addendum to the seminar on 'The Changing Status of the Young'; and 'Societal Features of Repetitive Drug Use: A Perspective' by Tinklenberg as an addendum to the study on the 'Societal Features of Repetitive Drug Use'.

Comprises: correspondence mainly relating to a final seminar (25-27 Nov 1972) to round up the seminars that the Salk Institute conducted for the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse; details of previous seminars; lists and biographies of participants, and notes for the closing seminar; and a report on the series of seminars as a study into the 'Central Influences on American Life and Societal Features of Repetitive Drug Use' (19 Jan 1973).

Correspondence includes letters from Salvador E. Luria to Bronowski and Harry Boardman expressing his concern that the Council was being used as a "tool of the Commission on Marijuana".

Also includes a press cutting about corruption in the United States.

A total of four glazed floor tile fragments were recovered from stratified
contexts at the site. All four are late Medieval/early post-Medieval in date,
and are composed of a similar coarse red earthenware fabric. They comprise 015, 015, and 016.

No significant fragments were recovered from unstratified contexts.

Two topping out ceremonial trowels:

(1) Topping out of Chapel Court restoration 11 May 2012;
(2) Topping out of the redevelopment and conversion of Wesley House to West Court, 11 January 2017

Certificate confirming that Mrs Catherine [?], Mrs Charlotte Sanderson, and Mrs Catherine Aldrich, widows of former Vicars are residing together at Bromley Cottages. It is signed by witnesses in a different hand and includes a letter to the Revd Dr William French, Master of Jesus College, requesting that the College provides the widows with poor relief.

Degree certificate awarded to Lawrence Picken in 1931.

Certificate addressed to J. H. H. Goodwin (Bursar) from J. Carter Jonas & Sons, certifying that Mr. H. Rooke of King Street is entitled to receive £100 7s 9d for works done at College properties in New Square.

Awarded to Lawrence Picken in 1952

Card with black boarder to look like a frame dated 10th October 1927 stating:

"To Mr Frederick Brittain

Master of Arts

This is to certify that your nomination to the office of Fen Reeve in the Manor of Chesterton has been approved by the Lords of the said Manor.

Signed: R. H. Wdleston, Baron de Montalbo, one of the said Lords"

Certificate for Wounds and Hurts. Humourous certificate issued to 'ffreddy Brittain, Naval Cockswain' giving details of a wound received and the circumstances in which it was sustained. Also covering letter

First Class Certificate awarded to Laurence Picken in Senior (under 16) category while at secondary school. ('Marks: Tres bien').

Scholarship awarded to Lawrence Picken in 1927.

For John Browne of Great Shelford and Mary Abbot of All Saints parish, Cambridge. Signed by R. Gillingham

For Felix Simpson and Mary Rook published in St. Michael's Church. Signed by James Favell.

For Francis Raw of St. Andrew the Great, Cambridge and Ann Harper of All Saints parish, Cambridge. Signed by John Micklebourgh, minister of St. Andrew the Great.

For Charles Harford of Holy Trinity parish, Cambridge and Mary Shepperd of All Saints parish, Cambridge. Signed by W. Morgan of Trinity church.

For Thomas Hasclum and Ann Web.

For John Todd and Mary Kimpton of Cottenham. Signed by John Searle, the curate of Cottenham.

For William Beeton of Chesterton and Mary Lee of All Saints parish, Cambridge, Signed by Richard Walker