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Albums may contain individual and group portraits and views of Trinity College, Cambridge University, and the world beyond.

Views of Trinity College and Cambridge consists primarily of prints and photographs. Albums that are a combination of portraits and views may be found in Add. V.M. C.

This category is comprised of visual materials which are not part of named collections and archives. The materials are primarily prints and photographs and have been arranged into Portraits, Views of Trinity College and Cambridge, and Albums and mixed collections.

Portraits consists of individual and small collections of prints and photographs depicting Trinity members as well as other individuals eminent in their fields. Albums that are a combination of portraits and views may be found in Add. V.M. C.

Commercial photograph, with '5' printed in white at bottom. 'ΑΘΗΝΑΙ' written above the photograph, and title below.

Commercial photograph, with '25 Peterborough Cathedral Nave Looking West' printed in white at bottom.

Commercial photograph, with 'No 1 Peterborough Cathedral The West Front' printed in white at bottom.

Three items originally framed together. Two plans, in black and red ink, each headed "Trin. Coll. Cant. Plan of Hall Table & Forms" with one dated 1899 and the other 1930. The 1899 plan shows 28 tables arranged at a right angle to the dais in groups and one other "Hot Plate" table. Each table is given a letter and each form is given a number. The 1930 plan, which was placed on top of the 1899 plan, shows. 26 tables arranged at a right angle to the dais with the exception of the two tables grouped together which are parallel and nearest the dais. The groups of tables are given letters, and the forms are numbered, and there is one other "Hot table."
This is accompanied by a list of Hall staff from 1930-1943, which is glued to the backing board. The staff are listed by surname and occasional initial of the first name, and are grouped into Silver Room, Buttery, Combination Room, Markers in Hall, Waiters, and Carriers. In 1950, Washers are also listed. The lists indicate who has died and who has left, and in the 1940 and 1943 groups, who has joined the RAF, the Army, the National Fire Service, the Navy, and the Home Guard.

Signed by Mayland at left. Pencil caption "Heniker" below photograph with "W.C.T." written at right of photograph.

Eight portraits: four photographs by Elliott & Fry Ltd. in paper folders, one photograph by Palmer Clarke, one photographic postcard, one portrait of Stewart in front of a bookcase, and one halftone print memorial card with his birth and death dates below the photograph.

Commercial print, number 26472 at bottom left.

Caption: "'Judas' Williams." Portrait of a man in a short-sleeved shirt and holding a straw hat, possibly a boxer. Signature of Mayland (photographer) at bottom right.

Relief halftone, Cambridge Portrait Gallery No. 10 in the Supplement to The Gownsman

Shows inn buildings on either side of steep cobbled street, looking up the hill.

Shows inn buildings on either side of steep cobbled street, looking up the hill.

Shows fishing boats drawn up on the shore and houses beyond.

Commercial photograph, with '883 Clovelly from Hobby Drive' printed in white at bottom.

Commercial photograph, with '901 Clovelly, Gallantry Bower, C.N.' printed in white at bottom right.

Shows the Swiss chalet-style building which was transformed in the late 1800s-early 1900s into a Lombard baroque style villa.

Caption: "Honble. E. Ashley."

Commercial print, number 26472 at bottom left.

Relief halftones, Cambridge Portrait Gallery No. 9 in the Supplement to The Gownsman. Two copies.

Signed by Mayland at left. Pencil caption "M. Burnett" below photograph with "P.B." written at right of photograph.

View of the north end of Hall showing panelling with no pictures, the Royal Arms, the stained glass windows, pendant lamps hung from the ceiling, and a partial view of the roof arches. Copyright statement of the Cambridge Daily News on verso.

Photograph of men sitting and standing around a dinner table, in a room possibly belonging to a student at Clare College. Blind stamp of Mason & Basebe, Cambridge at bottom left corner. The donor specified that A. C. R. S. Macnaghten is at the back of the group in black tie.

Shows fishing boats drawn up on the shore and houses beyond. Commercial photograph, with '889 Clovelly' printed in white at bottom right.

Relief halftone, Cambridge Portrait Gallery No. 7 in the Supplement to The Gownsman