42 photographs of street scenes, buildings, and a few interiors while on a trip to the Soviet Union with captions on the verso of each photograph.

31 photographs of street scenes and buildings. Many of the photographs carry captions on their versos.

Fifteen photographs of unidentified street scenes and buildings.

Includes a photograph of a London street during the Blitz taken by the Ministry of Information, and a photograph of a Staffordshire Pottery model of Trinity's Great Gate.

Photograph of two eights in a Cambridge University Lent bumps race on the Cam with spectators visible on the riverbanks, with description in white lettering at bottom right, '1st Trinity 4. Selwyn.' Postcard addressed to 'C. W. Woodward Esq., Plumstead S.E.' with no greeting. Postal date of 6 Mar. 1908. Jawaharlal Nehru is shown in the Trinity cox seat.

1st Trinity 4th boat went up four places in these Lent races. Other members of the Trinity boat were: bow J. B. Hales, 2. K. G. Groves, 3. L. J. Cadbury, 4. G. H. S. Pinsent, 5. M. Wynne-Jones, 6. A. S. Lloyd, 7. W. Hill; and stroke C. S. Fraser.

Six photographs mounted on an album page with captions in ink below. Photographs of King's College Chapel from King's Parade, Trinity College Chapel, and Trinity Avenue. Photographs of prints of Jesus College Chapel; Ely Cathedral; and the interior of King's College Chapel.

Nine photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below all but one photograph. Photographs of C. G. Beale; F. S. Lyman, St. John's College; A. L. Lambert, J. Rankin; H. L. Williams; F. K. Barclay; J. B. Payne, obit Aug 1869; and R. F. Martin. Original page number 8 at top right.

Five photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. the fountain and the Master's Lodge, the southwest corner of Great Court 'My rooms'; a group of seven men, 'Braemar Reading Party - 1863' G. H. Lea, G. D. Redpath, C. Brodie, M. Gibson, F. W. H. Myers, F. A. Wodehouse, and B. K. Woodd. Photographs of two prints of Madingley Hall and Ely Cathedral.

Nine photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of 'W. Whewell, M.C.'; 'R. Burn (Shrewsbury), Tutor 1862'; 'W. G. Clark, Public Orator'; 'J. W. Stephenson, 8th Wrangler/60'; 'Arthur Sidgwick (Rugby), 2nd Classic/63, Fellow 1864'; 'Hy. Jackson, F. 1864, 3rd Classic 62'; 'E. M. Oakeley (Rugby)'; 'R. Whitelaw, Senior Classic/65, F. 1866'; 'B. Hammond, F. 1867'.

Five photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of bridge, and Searle's boat house from a distance with a ferry with three men on it in the foreground. One large photograph of nine men in a photographers studio, identified as The Bargees of 1864, D. Anderson (4), I. N. C. Davis (5), G. D. Redpath (7), J. A. G. Marshall (2), Parish (str.), G. Borthwick (6), H. Kenrick cox (ob. 1865), B. Metcalfe (1), and T. Truell (3).

Nine portrait photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of 'F. W. H. Myers, 2nd Classic 64, F. 1865, Author of "St Paul"'; 'J. Paterson, Clare Hall'; 'C. Brodie'; 'F. Brown, F. 1859'; 'R. Whitelaw'; 'G. Heath'; 'C. G. Lyttelton'; 'E. F. Matthews'; and 'G. Crampton'.

Five photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of a print of the interior of the Senate house; the Wren Library with curtain over the Cipriani window, two tables in the foreground; two men sitting reading in a College room, identified as G. Howard and A. Stanley (possibly P2 Great Court, Redpath's room); statue of Newton in the Chapel, and Byron in the Library.

Nine portrait photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of 'Marsden Gibson, B.A. 1865'; 'F. W. Wodehouse'; 'E. J. Marshall'; 'Clarence Bicknell'; 'J. M. Mitchell'; 'Ernest Myers, Balliol, Oxf. Fellow of Wadham 1868'; 'H. Kenrick, ob. 1865'; 'H. A. Ridgway'; and 'J. S. Pater'.

Two photographs, of 'C. B. Lawes, Henley on Thames, 1865' a close up of Lawes posing in a boat, and a group of six men and a dog in a pleasure boat at Henley, 1865 with the men identified: J. C. Hawkshaw, W. B. Woodgate, R. A. Kinglake, J. G. Chambers, A. Pope, and C. B. Lawes.

Nine portrait photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of 'David Anderson'; 'J. U. Bourke, C.U.B.C. 1867'; 'F. C. Harvey'; 'J. C. Hawkshaw, Capt. C.U.B.C. (Westminster)'; 'G. H. Lea'; 'C. B. Lawes (Eton), Champion Amateur Sculler 1864'; 'Lord John Hervey (Eton)'; 'J. Holland'; and 'J.[?] Sanderson'.

Nine portrait photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of R. G. Geach, '"Tinker" Martin and the D.K.'; 'J.[H?] Kenrick ob. 1865'; J. B. Parish, J. A. G. Marshall, J. N. C. D. Colley, S. C. Allsopp, W. M. Moorsom, and 'J. Babb, Illustrator of my Thucydides'.

Nine portrait photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of 'Rev. W. H. Thompson, Greek Professor 1864, M.C. 1865'; 'W. Everett, Scholar 1863, (Harvard), 2nd Class Class., Summer opt.'; 'Rev. J. B. Lightfoot, Senior Classic & 30 Wrangler 1851, Tutor & Hulsean Lecturer, Canon, St. Paul's'; 'John Stanning (Rugby), Stroke of Varsity 1863'; 'G. O. Trevelyan (Harrow), 2nd Classic 1861'; 'G. H. Richards (Rugby), Stroke of Varsity 1862'; 'A. R. Vardy', Fellow Trin. 1867'; 'J. S. Pater'; and 'J. J. Pulleine'.

With the poem on Raphael's grave below in pencil: 'Ille hic est Raphael. Timuit quo sospite vinci rerum magna parens et moriente mori.'

Nine portrait photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of 'Arthur Sidgwick, Fellow of Trinity (res.)'; 'A. Pretor, 8th Classic 1863'; 'W. S. M. D'Urban, Montreal & Exeter'; 'Evan Llewellyn, Doncaster 1866'; 'Fred. Mackenzie, Montreal, Ευγνώμων φιλόμουσος, ἐρωτικός, εἰς ἄκρον δαδύς'; 'R. G. Arbuthnot, 1st Class. Cl. Tripos 1865'; 'J. A. G. Marshall, ob. Sept 2 /74, Glacier du Bromillard'; 'Group at Coniston' [including J. A. G. and Victor Marshall]; and Victor Marshall.

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.

Photograph of the northwest quadrant of Great Court, from the door of the Hall, Master's Lodge, northwest range to the King Edward tower with clock. In the centre are the fountain, oil lamps, and a man in a straw hat. Caption below photograph, in ink. Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left corner.

Photograph looking west from the altar, with pews and statue of Isaac Newton visible at a distance in the Ante-Chapel. Caption below photograph, in ink. Blind stamp of Messrs Stearn Photos Cambridge at bottom left corner.

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.

Image of the Wren Library with the Cam in the foreground, figure sitting on the bank of the river in front of the Wren.

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.

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.

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.

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.