Photograph of the interior looking west, with the lectern in the centre of the photograph. Caption below photograph, in ink. Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left corner.
Photograph of view of King's College and Clare College from the Backs, with the Cam in the foreground. Caption below photograph, in ink. Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left corner.
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.
Middleton, Susan Sophia (1874-1962), wife of Graham Warburton Elphinstone (1) and Georges Close Middleton (2)Two photographs of the boat during the bumps race. A. S. Lloyd was in the 5 seat. Other members of the Trinity boat were: box M. Daffarn, 2. B. A. Fenwick, 3. F. E. Hellyer, 4. W. A. C. Perry, 6. J. B. Rosher, 7. E. D. Clark, stroke H. G. Palmer, and cox D. G. Duff. The photographs are not captioned. Blind stamp of Messrs. Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left of the first photograph, and Scott & Wilkinson Photographers, Cambridge on the other.
Photograph of the interior looking towards the statue of Byron at the end, with curtains closed over the Cipriani window, Grylls bookcases down the sides in front of the bays. Caption below photograph, in ink. Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left corner.
Three photographs of the Cambridge University Drag club portraying groups on horseback with hounds. An Oct. 1895 photograph depicts the Master F. M. Freake, J. Brocklebank, C. E. Pease, A. D. H. [A. J. H. ?] Saw, Whips J. O. Murphy and H. B. Black, Hon. O. Bridgeman, J. V. Hermon, and L. Williams. There are two photographs from 1897: one of the Master and Whips, all from Trinity: Master the Earl of Ronaldshay [Lawrence Dundas] and Whips J. A. Crocker and H. S. McCorquodale, and another photograph of a large group, not identified individually.
There are two photographs of the Cambridgeshire Harriers, 1897: one photograph of the Master & Whips on horseback, with dogs: J. R. Aspinall (Trin: Hall), Whip; J. V. Hermon (Trin: Hall), Master, B. Hardy (Trin: Hall), Whip; and one photograph of the members on horseback with dogs, with three men and three women standing, not identified individually.
The other two photographs are of The Angels, Lent 1896, a group photograph of Lawrence Williams with W. H. Oakeley, F. E. C. Pilkington, O. J. Kuhn, Hon. W. James, all of Trinity, and E. H. Johnston, T. Simpson, G. O. G. Bramson, and C.R. Holmes of Trinity Hall. Each man is in a dinner jacket with a sash with an angel on the front. The second photograph is of a student room, probably belonging to Lawrence Williams, who lived at 27 Trinity Street while a student.
The photographs are accompanied by two labels from the versos of the frames of two [unidentified] photographs addressed to L. Williams from Messrs. Stearn, Photographers and Frame Makers, 72, Bridge Street, Cambridge.
All photographs are by Stearn or Stearn Bros., Cambridge.
Williams, Lawrence (1876-1958), ColonelBlind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos: Cambridge at bottom left.
Image of the Wren Library with the Cam in the foreground, figure sitting on the bank of the river in front of the Wren.
Three men hold tennis racquets.
Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos: Cambridge at bottom left.
Photograph of a race between the First Trinity eight and Magdalene College eight at Henley Regatta, with spectators in boats in the foreground.
Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos: Cambridge at bottom left.
Photograph of the Avenue looking towards New Court, with a man in the distance walking towards the camera. Caption below photograph, in ink. Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left corner.
From halfway down the Hall, facing the doors.
No caption.
Photograph of a group of people dressed for a ball, posed at the Market Cross in Cambridge. No caption.
Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos: Cambridge at bottom left of each.
Photograph of a group of men posed on the grass in Nevile's Court. Identified as the Lawn Tennis Club in a later hand.
Photograph of a large group in front of a [Jesus College] building, with people posed in the windows behind them.
Two photographs of groups taken at the Market Cross in Cambridge, one larger group, and another smaller group. Ehrlich has been identified in both by a later hand.
Photographs of men in a room with a table set for a dinner party. One of the photographs is from 4 February 1905, Ehrlich's 21st birthday. At the time, Ehrlich lived in staircase G, New Court. The other caption is illegible.
Photograph of the outer side of the Great Gate, with two men, one in the central arch, and another on the cobbles. Caption below photograph, in ink, with date 'July 21st-22nd 1899'. Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left corner.
Facing west
Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos: Cambridge at bottom left.
Photographs of Rugby boats on the river, one mid-race. Titles from captions.
Caption "Lents 1905. 1st TBC [V?]. A later hand has added names for the fifth boat: cox, K. H. Wilson; stroke, R. K. Swanwick; 7. A. C. E. Agnew; 6. B. Barton; 5. G. E. L. Burder; 4. E. McIntyre; 3. C. Bethell; 2. E. F. Pilkington; bow G. C. Sherrard.