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Correspondence of Mary Yule, Art Fund, with Lord Stewartby

Believed to represent the contents of his college office, dumped in the basement of Chapel Court when he left the College to pursue a career elsewhere.

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.

Photographs of Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, c.1930; Prince Khanderao Gaekwar, c.1940, Photograph of Jesus Boat crew at Henley, c. 1950

Includes personal account book for 'my first term at Cambridge' although covers just more than his first year at Cambridge.

Manuscript & typescript papers of Christopher R. Wren without accompanying correspondence

Manuscript & typescript papers of Christopher J. Wood without accompanying correspondence

Manuscript & typescript papers of Paul Withers without accompanying correspondence

Correspondence of Edgar Winstanley with Philip Whitting

Correspondence of Heather Wilson with R. L. Underwood

Correspondence of Heather Wilson with Ian Stewart

Correspondence Elizabeth Wetton with Terence Volk

Manuscript & typescript papers of Tim Webb Ware without accompanying correspondence

Typescript invitation and itinerary for the event, sent by F.P. Whiteley.

Kept with an undated manuscript of 'A Page from the Diary of Beau Tibbs' by A. Altshul [after Oliver Goldsmith?], Form 5A - annotated by Laurence Picken as being '1920s; 6th-form student in Birmingham Waverley Road Secondary School'.

Correspondence of Ian Stewart addressed to Terrence Volk

Copies of correspondence from various correspondents to Christopher Blunt

Undated posters for the following performances at Jesus College:

(1) The Infernal Bathing Machine, being a Jesus College Smoking Concert. This was performed from 8th - 12th February in the Junior Parlour. Estimated dates 1960s as two men mentioned on the poster Roger Gartland and Michael Cocking matriculated in 1963 [2 copies of the poster and a advert]

(2) Hand written poster for 'The Play of Daniel' in Upper Hall on Monday 2nd December at 9pm

Correspondence of Stanley Unwin with H. C. Stewart (Lord Stewartby's father)

Unattributed papers, proposals, reports, etc.

Correspondence of R. L. Underwood with Michael Jaffe

Papers relating to the estate of Christopher Blunt

(1) An Informal Concert in the hall of Jesus College on Sunday 26th July at 9pm. Works performed: Sonata No. 3 for 2 violins and bass (Purcell); Pieces for the virginals (Byrd); Suite in C major for 2 violins and cello (Matthew Locke); String quartet in B flat major (K. 458) (Mozart). Performers: Andre Mangeot (violin), Betty Oglethorp (violin), Charles Wilson (viola), Rose Miller (cello) Laurence Picken (spinet)

(2) The Organ, Jesus College, Cambridge [no day or date given for the performance]

(3) Photocopy of a handwritten programme. No title or dates given. Works performed: Sonata No. 4 in F sharp, opus 30 (Scriabin); Six songs from 'A Shropshire Lad' (Butterworth); Romance (Elgar); 3 Romances (Schumann); North Country Ballads; Sonata (Poulenc)

(4) 'The Winter's Tale' by William Shakespeare performed in the Cloisters on Tuesday at 7.30pm. List of performers included [2 copies]

(5) 'Sweet and Low'. Works performed: 'Crazy Tutors'; 'Clouds'; 'departure for Mr Everest'; 'Sweet and low'; 'Twenty Years hence'; 'High and Low'; 'Prometheus Gated (A Greek Play)'; 'Il Trova Rovore (An Italian Opera)'; 'Lattin' Unseen (Not a Latin Unseen)'; and 'Jesus Ball 1900'. Initials of the cast are given, c.1940s

(6) c. 1910s. Works performed:
'Marche Militaire' (Schubert) and 'The Lord Chancellor's Nightmare' from Iolanthe (Sullivan0 performed on the piano by G. G. Webster
'The Yeoman's Wedding Song' (Prince Poniatowski) sung by D. Smythe
Character sketch performed by H. D. Barnard
'Come Let's be Merry' (Lane Wilson) sung by H. B. Salmon
'Mr Moon' (Alan Murray) sung by C. Meyer (Pembroke)
Selected works for the piano performed by T. V. Norman
Selected songs performed by E. G. Snaith (Magdalen)
'Natural History' (Hillaire Belloc) sung by G. P. Tregelles (Caius)
The Footlights Quartette in Repertoire

(7) The Magisterial Election: Operetta by E. A. 1945
Handwritten script

Records relating to Terence Rogers Tiller and his winning of the Chancellor's Medal for English Verse in 1936.

Includes papers by Taunt including correspondence with some of his former pupils, note book containing facts about his life, copies of memorial address given by Jim Roseblade in memory of Taunt, 20th November 2004; correspondence with London Mathematical Society relating to obituary for Taunt to appear in their journal; autobiographical notes by Taunt concerning his time at Bletchley Park

File of correspondence, largely personal congratulations, concerning Laurence Picken's election as Honorary Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Correspondents include Sir Michael Atiyah (Master of Trinity), the porters of Jesus College, JRG Bradfield (Senior Bursar, Trinity), Lord Renfrew (Master of Jesus), Robin Donkin, Alan Hodgkin, Michael Waring and John Adkins.

Some letters are kept with Lawrence Picken's manuscript draft responses.

Also includes a manuscript draft of Laurence Picken's response to the letter announcing his election, July 1991.

Correspondence of Ronald Tress with Christopher Brooke

One manuscript letter (13 Feb) congratulating LP on his doctorate, and another (10 June) on a production of a play he was involved in.

Correspondence of Anthony Thompson with Elmore Jones

Correspondence and related material from Kenaz Tasker

Papers relating to a lecture given by Laurence Picken in Chinese at the Shanghai Conservatory, 20 Oct 1990. Includes printed programme of related recital (text in Chinese) and typsescript list of items performed (in English) and letters from Laurence Picken regarding a video of the lecture and recital.

Diaries

Digital copies of 26 photographs taken by Stapleton whilst a student at Jesus College 1976-9. Includes photographs relating to visit of Duke of Edinburgh, 7th June 1979, taken from gatetower showing procession in the Chimney and of helicopter, photographs of room in North Court and photographs taken of College grounds from Stapleton's room in 50 Jesus Lane.

War diary, privately printed. Diary of 12 Aug. - 25 Oct. 1914