Photograph album containing 18 photographs of boat races at Cambridge and Henley, dinner parties, and the costumed cast of an unidentified play, and accompanied by six loose photographs.

The cover features the initials A.S.L. in gilt letters and was provided by Messrs. Stearn who also took nearly all of the photographs. None of the mounted photographs are captioned, but three of the loose photographs carry information on their versos.

This is a group of photographs mounted on paper, many of which are signed by Mayland. It is conjectured that these photographs were originally gathered together in an album.

Images of Trinity College and environs, on disbound sheets with photographs pasted down on both sides.

6 disbound album pages with one photograph on the verso and recto of each except for one with a photograph on the recto only, accompanied by the endpaper with 'Susie Elphinstone 1899' at top, in the same hand as the captions. The photographs carry the blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos: Cambridge.

Photograph album depicting buildings and landscapes at Trinity College Cambridge as well as boat races and Cambridge University teams from Ehrlich's years at Trinity, 1902-1905. Eight additional pages of photographs and a loose caricature appear to be dated after his departure from Trinity.

The identified items include photographs of holidays in Wales in 1934, Yorkshire in 1935, France in 1936, and Austria in 1937, as well as ‘home scenes’ and Neild’s school at Abinger Hill, in Surrey. They show Neild himself, as well as various family members and friends.

Over 100 photographs from Barbara Nixon's schooldays at Bedales with class photographs and candid images of classmates, of interior and exterior views of Bedales buildings including the library, fives court, swimming pool, and images of theatre productions that Barbara Nixon acted in, with candids of sports events, and haying, with some images at the end of the album of family members[?]. None of the captions pasted in to the album carry captions. There are nine photographs laid in loose, one of which identifies her as Juliet in a Bedales production in June 1926, another photograph of a large group identified as 'Plebs Summer School', Whitsun, 1924, and one shows airplanes flying in formation.

Over 80 photographs of sailing in the Norfolk Broads in the summer, a rigid airship overhead, battleships, the family house[?] Austenwood, Norfolk House School, and Charterhouse, with candid images of classmates, and detailed images for two plays he acted in at Charterhouse, one 'A Collection Will Be Made' and the other including a play programme for 'By Wireless' and a few photographs of his family.

Letter of donation tipped in to the front of the album. Most portraits have pencil captions, but the accompanying letter does indicate that some of the identifications are guesses. It is not clear whether Jesson owned the album initially, as he appears to have been from a slightly different generation at Trinity.

Including family photographs, school and college groups, and photographs from holidays (Devon, Athens, Shetland etc).

Stamped in gilt on front cover "Edmund Willmot. Trin: Coll: Camb:" Photograph album of differently coloured pages with photographs pasted on to them, many of them one per page, with captions identifying subjects by surname or surname and forename initials below in ink. A later hand has added notes and has numbered the photographs, both in pencil.

All of the photographs except for one are posed portraits: number 60 depicts two men at archery. Many of the photographs are signed by the photographer William Mayland.

Photograph album containing 62 photographs, with images of the interior and exterior of Trinity buildings, rowing eights, crowds on riverbanks, ice skaters on a frozen Cam, other Cambridge colleges, with some photographs of scenes in Wales and a copy of a Murillo painting laid in loose at the back. The photographs appear to all be by commercial photographers, with many blind stamped by Messrs. Stearns, and a few by Scott & Wilkinson Photographers, both of Cambridge. The initials M. O. H. are stamped on the cover, this is probably Mark Oliver Hunter, who arrived in Michaelmas 1892 and obtained his BA in 1895.