Minutes for May Balls from 1949 to 1963, with additional reports of meetings of the Joint May Balls Committee, and a few cuttings from newspapers mentioning the Trinity May Ball. Minutes are signed by Hon. Secretaries John A. N. Graham, Roger S. Money-Kyrle, Alan F. Niekirk, George Nissen, Malcolm Gomme-Duncan, Alan C. C. Vincent with assistance from Malcolm Davidson, Russell Carver, John R W. Pardey, Peter A. Drake, Ian N. Hardy, Willie Marsden, and Martin C. Clarke.

Accounts for the balls held on 19 June 1891, 16 June 1892 (with notes for Rylands' successor), 14 June 1893, 14 June 1894, 12 June 1895, 15 June 1896, 16 June 1897, 14 June 1898, 13 June 1899, 11 June 1900, and 11 June 1901. The accounts consist of names of attendees with the name of Trinity member providing the voucher, with cost of tickets per party. A summary of expenses appears at the end of each year's list. The Honorary Secretaries were Arthur G. Johnson, William P. Rylands, Stuart Downs, Herbert W. D. Goff, Lightly S. Simpson, Harold G. Brown and Herbert A. Game, Gerard A. Crane, Gerald W. Sharpe, Lucius F. Crane, and Eric S. Hervey.Two letters are laid in loose: one dated c 1914 from Pelham Foster to W. W. Rouse Ball in which he states he is returning the Ball books and that he saw R. S. Shove in London, who had been wounded in the war; the other from H. W. D. Goff to someone who has agreed to be Ball Steward dated 10 Feb. 1893.

Accounts for the balls held in the Corn Exchange on 10 June 1902, 16 June 1903, 14 June 1904, 13 June 1905, 12 June 1906, 11 June 1907, 16 June 1908, 15 June 1909, 14 June 1910 (ball abandoned owing to the death of King Edward VII), and 13 June 1911.The accounts consist of a numbered list with names of attendees, name of the Trinity voucher, and cost of tickets. A summary of expenses appears at the end of each year's list. The Honorary Secretaries for the balls were Arthur D. Gilmour, Douglas Spicer, Arthur L. Lawrence, Malcolm Donaldson, John S. Burn, Alfred L. Drew, Maurice Daffarn, Eric Donaldson, and Cyril F. Burnand.

Accounts for the balls on 11 June 1912, 10 June 1913, 16 June 1914, 9 June 1919, 14 June 1920, and 14 June 1921. The accounts consist of a numbered list with names of attendees, name of the Trinity voucher, and cost of tickets. A summary of expenses appears at the end of each year's list. The Honorary Secretaries and Treasurers include Cyril Francis Burnard, Pelham La Trobe Foster, Harral Thompson, Evelyn Herbert (Hon Treas.), Harry Gordon Selfridge, R C Hutton (Hon. Treas.)Several loose sheets laid in loose at the back including a receipt from R. G. Paget & Son for the hire of a temporary ball room, 20 June 1920..

Accounts for the balls on 12 June 1922, 11 June 1923, and an unspecified date in June 1924. The accounts consist of a numbered list with names of attendees, name of the Trinity voucher, and cost of tickets. A summary of expenses appears at the end of the list for 1923 and 1924, and these two years are signed by the Honorary Treasurers P. B. Harold Brown and S. Harold Brown.

The accounts are dated 1925-1927 and consist of a numbered list with names of attendees, name of the Trinity voucher, and cost of tickets. The list for 1927 has unusual numbering.

Accounts for the balls from 1928 to 1933, consisting of numbered lists of attendees, name of the Trinity voucher, and cost of tickets. A summary of expenses appears at the end of the lists of 1928-1931, which are signed by Honorary Treasurer David H. E. Vesey, John C. Hurst, Gilbert H. P. Karney, and Ramsay W. Rainsford-Hannay. The list for 1928 includes a list of non-supper tickets sold.

A ledger book recording receipts and payments; no attendees recorded.

A ledger book recording receipts and payments; no attendees recorded.

The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 12, 1933 on the College grounds, featuring the Embassy Band. With information about tickets, with applications to be sent to R. A. I. Harrison, and signed in print P. Beesly, Hon. Sec. 1st & 3rd T.B.C. Ball. Printed by Jarrold & Sons, Ltd., Cambridge on Cambridge blue paper with green lettering.

The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 11, 1934 on the College grounds, featuring Lew Stone & His Band. Includes information about tickets, with applications to be sent to W. L. Mather, and signed in print by P. Beesly. Printed by Jarrold's, Printers, Cambridge on Cambridge blue paper with green lettering. Two names added in pencil below Beesly's: W. L. Mather and C. G. Rickett.

The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 17, 1935 on the College grounds, featuring Leonora's Band. With ticket application instructions for Resident Members of the College, with applications sent to J. Davidson, and signed in print W. L. Mather and C. G. Rickett, Hon. Secs. 1st & 3rd T.B.C. Ball. Printed by Jarrold's, Printers, Cambridge on blue paper with gold lettering.

The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 17, 1935 on the College grounds, featuring Ambrose and His Complete Band. With instructions to apply to J. Davidson, and signed in print W. L. Mather and C. G. Rickett, Hon. Secs. 1st & 3rd T.B.C. Ball. Printed by Jarrold's, Printers, Cambridge on blue paper with gold lettering. There are four copies of this poster.

The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 15, 1936 on the College grounds, featuring Lew Stone and his band, with four notices added one on top of the other, with the top notice reading, "Price raised to £5.0.0." With ticket information, applications to be sent to R. Barratt, and signed in print by C. G. Rickett and R. E. F. Duncanson. Printed by Jarrold's, Printers, Cambridge on blue paper with gold lettering.

The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 12, 1939 on the College grounds, featuring Joe Loss and his band. With ticket information, applications to be sent to S. Richardson, and signed in print by E. J. A. Freeman and A. A. Robertson. Printed by Jarrolds, Printers, Cambridge on blue paper with gold lettering. There are seven copies, one of them carries a pencil annotation on verso, "S. Richardson Esq., 16 Jesus Lane."

The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 13, 1949, with ticket information at bottom. Printed by Foister & Jagg, Cambridge on Cambridge blue paper with red lettering.

The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on June 11, 1951, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom. Printed by Foister & Jagg, Cambridge on Cambridge blue paper with black lettering.

The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on June 9, 1952, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and instructions to apply to A. G. Macpherson. Another sheet has been pasted on top of the original poster with more information about tickets. Printed by Metcalfe & Co. Ltd Cambridge on cream paper with dark blue lettering, with update sheet cream paper with black lettering.

The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on June 8, 1953, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom. Printed by Metcalfe and Co. Ltd Cambridge on cream paper with dark blue lettering.

The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on 14 June 1954, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to be made to A. G. Macpherson. Printed by Metcalfe and Co. Ltd on cream paper with dark blue lettering. A second poster has a red update banner with black lettering pasted down announcing that the tickets for the Champagne Supper are sold out but that there are a few tickets still available.

The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on 13 June 1955, featuring Nat Temple and his Augmented Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to C. S. Gladstone. Printed by Metcalfe & Co. Ltd., Cambridge on cream paper with black lettering. Poster has marks in pencil and ink showing it was used to create a poster for 1957.

The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on 13 June 1955, featuring Nat Temple and his Augmented Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to C. S. Gladstone. Printed by Metcalfe & Co. Ltd., Cambridge on cream paper with black lettering, with an additional section in red letters advertising performers at the cabaret: Julian Slade & Eleanor Drew and the Footlights.

Poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 11 June 1956, featuring Paul Adam and his Mayfair Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to be made to D. G. F. Nickerson. Printed by Metcalfe & Co. Ltd., Printers, Cambridge on beige paper with brown lettering. A banner reading "Supper Tickets Sold Out" is pasted to the poster, obscuring text, printed on cream paper with red lettering.

Early version of the poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 17 June 1957, featuring Nat Temple and his Augmented Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to be made to M. L. Davidson. Printed by Metcalfe & Co. Ltd., Printers, Cambridge on white paper with black lettering. "Buffett" has been circled and corrected on the next poster.

Poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 17 June 1957, featuring Nat Temple and his Augmented Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to be made to M. L. Davidson. Two banners have been pasted on to the poster: one advertising a Cabaret with Jullian Slade with members of the cast of "Free as Air" and "The Footlights," and another advertising an updated price of tickets. Printed by Metcalfe & Co. Ltd., Printers, Cambridge on white paper with black lettering, with two banners in red and blue ink. Accompanied by a ticket application leaflet.

Poster advertising the Ball to be held on 9 June 1958, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom, applications to be made to R. D. Carver. Printed by Metcalfe & Co. Ltd. on white paper with black lettering.

Poster advertising the Ball to be held on 9 June 1958, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom, applications to be made to R. D. Carver, with two banners pasted on to the poster, the top one obscuring the text of the bottom one and the poster beneath. The bottom banner refers to updated prices and the top one reads "Sold Out". Printed by Metcalfe & Co. Ltd. on white paper with black lettering. Banners on white paper, with black lettering, and the Sold Out banner in red lettering.

Poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 15 June 1959, featuring Chappie D'Amato and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom, applications to be made to J. R. W. Pardey. The poster has three banners pasted on to it, partially obscuring the text, with an ad for Tony Firth & Jackie Thompson and the Footlights, and dancing on the Backs to "The Trinidad All Steel Band," a notice about supper tickets and a price rise, and another announcing that the tickets are sold out. Printed by Metcalfe and Co. Ltd on cream paper with dark blue lettering. The banners are white with blue and red lettering.

Poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 13 June 1960, featuring Chappie D'Amato and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom, applications to be made to Hon. Secretary P. A. Drake. The poster has two banners pasted on to it, partially obscuring the text, a notice about supper tickets and a price rise, and another announcing that the tickets are sold out. Printed by Metcalfe and Co. Ltd on cream paper with dark blue lettering. The banners are white with black and red lettering.

Poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 12 June 1960, featuring Chappie D'Amato and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, and Russ Henderson and the All Steel Band on the Backs. Ticket information at bottom, applications to the Hon. Secretary, I. N. M. Hardy. Printed by John Arliss Ltd., Cambridge on blue paper with silver lettering.

One of two versions of a poster for the ball on 18 June 1962 featuring Tim Clayton and His Orchestra under the Wren Library and Humphrey Lyttleton [sic] and his Band, and the Trinidad All Steel Band on the Backs. Information on tickets at bottom. Printed by John Arliss Ltd., Cambridge on white paper with blue lettering.

One of two versions of a poster for the ball on 18 June 1962 featuring Tim Clayton and His Orchestra under the Wren Library and Humphrey Lyttleton [sic] and his Band, Russ Henderson's All Steel Band, Footlights and other cabarets, 1st Battalion Black Watch Pipes and Drums. Information on tickets at bottom. Printed by John Arliss Ltd., Cambridge on white paper with blue lettering and gold image of a champagne goblet.

Poster for the May Ball to be held 10 June [1963?], featuring Nat Temple And His Orchestra, Alexis Korner and his Jazz Band, Russ Henderson and his Steel Band, and the Henry Zeisel Hungarian Trio, The Road Stars and other cabarets, and the Corps of Drums of the Coldstream Guards. Ticket information at bottom; printed by Metcalfe & Co Ltd. Cambridge on white paper with black lettering and blue and gold graphic.

Poster advertising the ball on 15 June 1964, featuring Nat Temple and Alex Walsh. Poster printed in blue, purple and white with design of interlocked oars.

May Ball to be held 15 June [1965?], featuring Nat Temple, Caribbean All Steel Band, Golden Blades, Mickey Finn, Claude Collier of Fifty Five Club, Caledonian Casuals, Jeremy Taylor of Wait a Minim, Southlanders, Footlights, and Sonia Benjamin. Printed on dark blue paper with yellow lettering.

Poster for the May Ball held 13 June [1966?]. Printed by Foister and Jagg on white paper with black lettering and graphics.

One of two posters for the May Ball 12 June [1967?]. This poster features hand-lettered text in ink or paint listing bands: the Alan Price Set, Françoise Hardy, Bill Savill, Cliff Bennett, Steel Band, and four others. Printed on gold paper with black lettering with CDT-Coulson printed at bottom right.

One of two posters for the May Ball 12 June [1967?]. Printed on gold paper with black lettering with CDT-Coulson printed at bottom right.

Poster for the May Ball 10 June 1968, depicting a lion holding a flag with the text information on it, printed on gold with blue design.

Poster for the May Ball on 9 June 1969 with the words 'still the best' at bottom, gold paper with blue design.

June 15, 1970

Poster for the 14 June 1971 ball with image of a genie coming out of a bottle with the caption 'Undreamt Dreams' designed by Antony Gormley, printed by the Arts Lab on gold paper with blue design and lettering.

June 12, 1972

Poster for the ball on 18 June 1973 advertising the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and five bands. Poster depicting four 18th century sketches in brown with blue lettering on white paper. Printed by Cambridge Instantprint Ltd.

Poster for the May Ball on 10 June 1974 advertising the music groups George Melly & John Chilton's Feetwarmers, Kilburn and the Highroads, the Vintage Hot Orchestra, Max Collie's Rhythm Aces, Hellraisers, Lunatic Fringe, The Wallace Collection, Gonzales, Blaze and more. Printed in blue and yellow on white with drawings of two women's heads at bottom, and a border of flowers, and butterflies, signed CGP at bottom left [Charles Graham Pendred?].

Poster for the May Ball on 9 June 1975 advertising musicians and music groups Stéphane Grappelli, Loudon Wainwright, Savoy Brown, Mike Absalom Rarebird, Sassafras, Harry Pitch's Dance Band, Pigsty Hill Light Orchestra, Shakin' Stevens & The Sunsets, Duke Duke & The Dukes, and the Hellraisers. Drawing of a woman wearing a long dress with red brown and black printing with another head in profile and boxes of [stained glass?] designs in the corners, drawn by P. Dan Cormack. Printed by Maxpeed Display Printers, Cambridge.

One of two versions of poster for the 14 June 1976 ball advertising the musicians and music groups The Syd Lawrence Orchestra, Georgie Fame & the Blue Flames, Desmond Dekker, Snooky Prior, Gonzales, Slack Alice, Fogg, Rock Island Line, Musles, Jelly-Roll Jazz Band, Wooden-O, Shaky Sam "One-Man Boogie Band", Country Travellers, Winston Hardie Disco plus Black Watch Pipers. Poster depicting names in lights, with a woman holding a glass in front of a line of men in dinner jackets, the first one holding a saxophone. Poster printed in green and blue on a Cambridge blue background signed P. Dan Cormack. Application forms from R. Brooman or the Porters' Lodge.

One of two versions of poster for the 14 June 1976 ball advertising the musicians and music groups Rock-Island Line, Slack Alice, Gonzales, and the Syd Lawrence Orchestra. Poster depicting names in lights, with a woman holding a glass in front of a line of men in dinner jackets, the first one holding a saxophone. Poster printed in black lettering on green paper with a line drawing of a couple with two men playing trombone at bottom. Application forms from R. Brooman or the Porters' Lodge. Printed by Maxpeed Display Printers, Cambridge.

Poster for the May Ball on 12 June 1978 advertising "Major Rock Attraction & Acker Bilk & 8 Support Bands". Poster on red paper with black lettering and a central drawing of ape in a top hat holding a cigarette in its holder, drawn by Alan H. M. Weir '78.

Poster for the May Ball on 9 June 1980 advertising Secret Affair and Acker Bilk. Poster on cream paper with black illustration of people dancing with red and black lettering, by Steve Cooper [Stephen Geoffrey Cooper?]. Printed by Labute Ltd, Cambridge.

June 15, 1981 featuring Elvis Costello and the Attractions

Poster for the 1982 "1st & 3rd Trinity Boat Club May Ball, Monday 14th June 1982 from 9pm till 5am featuring Bad Manners, Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band, Aswad, Hondo, Feel and the Speakers." Photograph is of puppets in front of a table with empty champagne bottles, a martini glass, and streamers. Puppets might be Prince Charles and Princess Diana. At bottom: "Model Chris Maughan, Photography Andrew Houston."A note on the back in pencil reads "Simon Mollett, Junior Treasurer."

June 13, 1983

June 11, 1984

June 10, 1985

June 16, 1986

June 15, 1987

June 13, 1988

June 19, 1989

June 18, 1990

June 17, 1991

June 14 1993

June 13, 1994

June 19, 1995

June 17, 1996

June 16, 1997

June 15, 1998

June 14, 1999

June 19, 2000

June 18, 2001

June 17, 2002

June 16, 2003

June 14, 2004

June 20, 2005

June 19, 2006

June 18, 2007

June 16, 2008

June 15, 2009

June 14, 2010

June 20, 2011

June 18, 2012

June 17, 2013

Two versions of the May Ball poster for June 16 2014

June 15 2015

June 13 2016

June 19 2017

June 18 2018

June 17 2019

Poster for the May Ball 2020, which was cancelled due to the pandemic.

Poster for the proposed May Ball June 21 2021, which was cancelled due to the pandemic.

June 20, 2022

June 19, 2023

June 17, 2024

Programmes for 1974, 1975 (with cover art by P. Dan Cormack), and 1977.

Programmes for 1980, 1983 (with one ticket application), 1984, (2 programmes, one with breakfast ticket torn off, and one invitation), 1986, and 1989 (with one invitation).

Programmes for 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 (with insert announcing replacement of Sister Sledge with Björn Again), 1995 (2 copies, with an advertisement in one for an opening for an exhibition by Alan Parker of Paintings and Drawings in the Wren Library on 13 June), 1996 (2 copies), 1997, and 1999.

Programmes for 2000 (3 copies), 2001 (3 copies, one with a ticket and a slip indicating a programme time change), 2002 (2 copies), 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009.

Programmes for 2010-2013, 2014 (2 copies), 2015 (with separate map and three blank tickets, one a Dining ticket, one a Double ticket, one a VIP ticket), 2016 (with separate map), 2017 (2 copies, each with separate maps), 2018 (with separate map), and 2019 (with separate map) and three blank dinner tickets.

Programme for 2022, with separate map, and three blank tickets. Programme for 2023 with separate map and another without. Programme for 2024 with separate map (3 copies) and one blank ticket, and programme for 2025 with map with one blank ticket.

'Trinity Coll. Ball 1896' at top on mount. Photograph of 50 men on the steps of the tribune in Nevile's Court; attendees are not identified in a contemporaneous hand. A later hand (a Trinity archivist) has identified H. G. Brown and J. F. Beale. Some of the men are holding signs from the ball: 'No admittance this day' and a directional sign to 'The Ball Room,' another with a silver tray, with a bottle placed centre front. Photograph by Stearn Bros., Cambridge.

'First & Third Trinity Boat Clubs Ball May 1909' at top on mount. Photograph of 12 men and women in front of the fountain in the Cambridge Market Square; attendees are not identified in a contemporaneous hand. A later hand (a Trinity archivist) has identified J. R. M. Butler and R. D. Ross in the photograph.

Photograph of attendees in front of the Wren Library in Nevile's Court. Date appears on mount, but attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group in front of the west side of the Wren Library. Title on mount 'First & Third Trinity Boat Clubs' Ball 1931'. Attendees are not identified, but 'C. G. Wharton' appears on verso, probably recording the person ordering the photograph. Hills & Saunders, photographers.

Photograph of a large group in front of the west side of the Wren Library. Title on mount 'First & Third Trinity Boat Clubs' Ball 1931'. Attendees are not identified.

Two photographs (duplicates) of a large group in front of the west side of the Wren Library. Title on mount 'First & Third Trinity Boat Clubs' Ball 1932'. Attendees are not identified, but 'C. G. Wharton' appears on verso of each photograph, probably recording the person ordering the photograph. Hills & Saunders, photographers.

Photograph of a large group on the tribune in Nevile's Court. Title on mount 'Trinity College May Ball 1962.' Attendees are not identified. Stearn & Sons, photographers.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library and New Court in the background. Title on mat 'The First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball 1986 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Great Court lawn. Title on mat 'The First & Third Trinity Boat Club 1992 May Ball Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st & 3rd Trinity May Ball 1994 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st & 3rd Trinity May Ball 1995 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat 'First & Third Trinity Boat Club 1996 May Ball.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat 'First & Third Trinity Boat Club 1997 May Ball Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st & 3rd Trinity May Ball 1998 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st & 3rd Trinity May Ball 1999 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st & 3rd Trinity May Ball Survivors 2000.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st & 3rd Trinity May Ball 2001 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on and standing in the river. Title in window in mat '1st & 3rd Trinity Boat Club May Ball 2002 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river. Title on mat '1st & 3rd Trinity May Ball 2003 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river. Title on mat 'First and Third Trinity May Ball 2004 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on and standing in the river. Title on mat 'First and Third Trinity May Ball 2005 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn. Title on mat '1st & 3rd Trinity May Ball 2006 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river. Title on mat '1st & 3rd Trinity May Ball 2007 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river. Title on mat '1st & 3rd Trinity May Ball 2007 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library and New Court in the background. Title on mat 'Trinity College May Ball Survivors 2008.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river. Title on mat 'Trinity College May Ball Survivors 2010.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river. Title on mat 'First and Third Trinity May Ball 2015 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn with punts on the river in the background. Title on mat 'First and Third Trinity May Ball 2016 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn with the river in the background. Title on mat 'First and Third Trinity May Ball 2017 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river. Title on mat 'First and Third Trinity May Ball 2018 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river. Title on mat 'First and Third Trinity May Ball 2019 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with a view of the Wren Library and part of New Court in background. Title on mat 'First and Third Trinity May Ball 2022 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with a view of the Wren Library and part of New Court in background. Title on mat 'First and Third Trinity May Ball 2023 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.

Dance card belonging to an unidentified woman with programme list of dances to be played by Jullien's Band conducted by Mr Pierre Calkin. The card is filled out, and names include A. Barratt, E. Denison [Edward Fanshawe Denison?], J. A. Kempe, J. S. Phillips, and Jardine [David Jardine Jardine?]. A list of May Ball Stewards is on the verso.

Dance card with listing of May Ball Stewards, and programme list of dances to be played by Mr Dan Godfrey's Orchestral Band.