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Carbon typescript of a petition to the directors of the Henley Regatta to compete as the Trinity First and Third, no date (1947?). Accompanied by letters written in response to a canvas of former members of First Trinity about the amalgamation and its terms. Letters written to Stephen Gray by Archie Pearson, Ian [Macpherson?], Harold Rickett, H. A. Lucas, F. E. Hellyer, H. A. Game, Jack Rutherford, S. R. Beale, R. W. M. Arbuthnot, and Richard Beesly.

Title from caption. Photograph of men in the Cambridge boat ahead of Oxford, with Barnes Railway Bridge in the background. A later hand has identified the Trinity men in the boat: stroke, R. H. Nelson; 7. J. Edwards-Moss; 6. H. B. Grylls; 4. C. W. H. Taylor; 3. S. R. Beale; 2. P. H. Thomas; bow: W. H. Chapman.

Three photographs of composite team photographs with lettered captions and titles. Cambridge University Crew 1903 features President W. H. Chapman, bow; stroke, R. H. Nelson; 2. P. H. Thomas; 3. S. R. Beale; 4. C. W. H. Taylor; 6. H. B. Grylls; and 7. J. Edwards-Moss. Cambridge University Athletes 1903 feature G. Howard-Smith (High Jump) President; R. W. Barclay (100 Yds & 1/4 Mile); J. Churchill (100 Yds & 1/4 Mile); and Hon. G. W. Lyttelton (Weight).

Four photographs, posed team photographs. Titles from captions, with a later hand identifying the Trinity members of the Varsity Boat and the Athletes. In the Cambridge University Crew 1903 W. H. Chapman, R. H. Nelson, P. H. Thomas, S. R. Beale, C. W. H. Taylor, H. B. Grylls, and J. Edwards-Moss. Cambridge University Athletes 1903 feature G. Howard-Smith, R. W. Barclay, J. Churchill, and Hon. G. W. Lyttelton.

Minutes of meetings and records of races from October 1892 to February 1911. The minutes include lists of resident members, descriptions of Trinity, university, and national regattas, and mentions of the May Ball. There is a partial index at front and cuttings pasted in and laid in loose, including bumps charts that have been filled in, and one bumps chart made by hand for the 1898 races. There are several appeal letters: to purchase the land on which the Boat House sat, Feb. 1896; to publish the history of the club by W. W. Rouse Ball, and to cover expenses in the wake of the cancellation of the Ball in 1910 due to the death of the king, and unexpected works costs required by the city.

Recording Secretaries: Thornycroft Donaldson, R. W. Broadrick, Lightly Simpson, J. Field Beale, Edward G. M. Gibson (for a term), Gerard A. Crane, Harold U. Gould, Clement J. M. Adie, R. H. Sanderson, Geoffrey Parker, Francis W. Odgers, Kenneth V. Elphinstone, Samuel R. Beale, Douglas Spicer, A. Lyndon Lawrence, Edward S. Moore, William D. Barratt, J. S. Burn, A. Close Brooks, Gerald B. Lloyd, J. Walmsley, A. Lionel Drew, Maurice Daffarn, E. D. Clark, Eric Donaldson, and Ralph S. Shove.