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A second floor plan drawn in black ink on tracing paper, with pencil marks and no. 3 indicated bottom right corner.

An initial pencil sketch of the second floor level indicating dimensions of the end rooms.

Second floor plan showing suites numbered 1-16. Each suite is colour-coded, marked with numbers and functions.

A pencil sketch of the plan and elevation of the gate area, indicating the symmetry lines of the gate and window openings, and the statue figure above the gate.

Project plan detailing moving of contents of Chapel Court rooms during renovation project

Laid out after the building of the Carpenter Building in the mid 1880s, in what was previously the Master’s paddock. A photo of c. 1889 (under heading “New Court”) shows a round central shrubbery bed, four spokes of path, and a square edging of pleached limes. The central bed and paths had gone by 1925, returned to grass, and the limes were removed in 1980.

The Carpenter Building was initially planted with ivy, but around 1930 this was replaced by a variety of ornamental climbers and shrubs. The shrubbery bed on the west side of Chapel Court took on its present form around 1977. The northern side had hawthorn and pink-flowered horse chestnuts, but latter were [“recently” in 1998] replaced by fastigiate oaks.

Another late 19C photo, of the southern side, taken facing towards end of Chapel, shows corner around end of Chapel occupied by trees and bushes, and a wide gravel path leading from Cloister Court - wider than today and with curved edge on southern side. Behind the bushes a wall ran across (making Chapel Court roughly square).

The sycamore and lime at that end of Chapel Court are said [1998] to have been there before the Morley Horder Building was built (1929-30)

Draft pencil sketch of the proposed new layout of the Chapel Court and New Quad, with proposed new buildings hatched in orange

Coloured pencil sketch and drawing of the proposed new layout of the Chapel Court and New Quad, indicated with main axises across the court, with proposed Chamber building in orange, and a new roadway passing through the East House which is noted to be pulled down.

A proposed rough sketch showing the East House being connected to the Morley Horder building block

A plan showing the new building in red, it also shows position of the cottage that stood between the new building and Jesus Lane

Shows elevations through landings at G-H and at I-J

Shows ground, first and second floor stairs and landing plans

Sectional Elevation showing dados and edging

Shows a sketch of side elevation of the stairs through ground, first and second floors with pencil overlays

One plan drawing in black ink, indicating locations of radiators with room numbers.

One plan drawing in black ink, indicating diagrammatic heating pipes and locations of valves.

One plan drawing in black ink, indicating locations of radiators with room numbers

One plan drawing in black ink indicating locations of radiators with room numbers

One plan drawing in black ink, indicated room numbers and locations for the heating.

One plan in black ink, indicating the diagrammatic location of heating pipes and valves

One plan drawing in black ink, indicating locations of radiators with room numbers

One plan drawing in black ink indicating the heatings as fixed, with room numbers; four rooms marked with crosses in red

Including the listed valve information and and a wiring diagram of heating

Sections of joinery details for proposed cabinets in gyp room. One copy states that it is drawing number 4 referred to in the contract.

Shows details of moulding around doors. One copy states it is drawing number 2 referred to in the contract.

Two plan drawings showing proposed shower room layouts with detail annotations, for stair one and stair two all floors. One copy indicates that it is drawing number 5 referred to as in the contract.

Two plans indicating the proposed shower room layouts with detail annotations.

Two plans showing proposed layouts of new landing and shower spaces, with detail annotations.

1:10 detail plans and section of proposed gyp room. One copy states it is drawing number 3 referred to in the contract.

Two detail sections through the proposed shower rooms in print, with annotations of material, dimensions and side notes. One copy indicates that it is drawing number 7 referred to in the contract; the drawing is also referred to as a digital file named dwg10422BS17A.

Plans showing alterations to rooms on staircases. One copy states it is drawing number 5 referred to in the contract.

Black and white photograph

Lithograph view of the Chapel from a drawing by R. B. Harraden

Includes papers and proofs relating to Chapel publications including service sheets and term cards.

Invoice for chapel costs:

12th September 1859: for cocoa binding, 3lbs lead, cutting, bending and loading own cocoa matting. Costs incluude cocoa matting, binding, lead, naval rigs green border, and matte ombre, patent lines.

24th September 1859: repairing and binding cocoa matting.

November 1859: cocoa matting, bindings, lead.

Confirmed paid December 1859.

Includes paten covers

Bill for nondescript work done on the Jesus College Chapel by Joseph Wentworth, amounting to 12s 3d. Signed J. Wentworth.

Invoice for chapel/choristers costs for Michaelmas quarter:

For Mr. P. Leete, Organist, 8 choristers, blower, washing rubbers, 2 dog collars, paper for school room, ink, books from Mrs Wallis by order of Mr Peter. Paid 30th September 1859. Signed Elgar Frisby.

Attached invoice for 12th May 1857 and 21st May 1859, by G. Dawson, for tuning school room piano, and repairing school room piano. Paid 27th June 1859. Attached receipt confirming received £3 15s. for repairing and tuning the school room pianoforte, signed George Dawson.

Also attached, invoice 14th April 1859, for 12 Bibles for school room, to Mr William Armstrong. Confirmed paid by W. Armstrong on 29th November 1859.

c. 1 hour and 32 minutes long.

c. 1 hour and 12 minutes long.

c. 1 hour and 38 minutes long.

c. 10 minutes long.

c. 1 hour and 38 minutes long.