Documents relating to the death of Robert Calverley Trevelyan
Includes letters of condolence, newspaper cuttings, list of subscribers to the memorial fund, and a transcript of a speech by E M Forster given at the opening of the Robert Trevelyan Library at Birkbeck College.
Documents relating to Katharine, created by Mary
A story dictated by Kitty and written by Mary, and a leaf shape pricked in paper by Kitty.
Documents relating to Harrow School
Includes lists of scholars and students at Harrow school, score cards from 1885 Eton v Harrow Cricket Match (8th- 11th July 1885), House Lists from January 1885 - May 1889, and articles from the Harrovian concerning the Philathletic Club, and Athletics Sports Programmes from 1887-88.
Documents relating to Florence Patricia and Marjorie Trevelyan's trousseaux
Statement by Mary regarding her purchase of Patricia and Marjorie's trousseaux at the same time, and receipts relating to the purchases.
Red, locked despatch box with 'Charles Trevelyan Esq. M.P.' on the lid. Two paper tags are affixed to the handles, one is annotated in Charles' hand, and the other a printed luggage tag.
Cuttings from the Daily Express regarding a meeting of the Union of Democratic Control (UDC)
Article and editorial from 22 July 1915 describing members of the UDC as 'peace cranks'.
Correspondence congratulating Charles on retaining his seat as MP for Newcastle Central
Letters and telegrams regarding his re-election as Labour Member of Parliament for Newcastle upon Tyne.
Correspondents include Harrison Barrow, John Bell, Hugh Bell, F W Hirst, Albert Mansbridge, M Philips Price, W Rothenstein, Arthur Shepherd, Kenneth Spence, H M Swanwick, P Gilchrist Thompson, George Macaulay Trevelyan, Lady Caroline Trevelyan, Robert Calverley Trevelyan, Ben Turner, Basil Williams, H Wilson and George Young.
Correspondence congratulating Charles on retaining his seat as MP for Newcastle Central
Letters and telegrams regarding his re-election as Labour Member of Parliament for Newcastle upon Tyne.
Correspondents include Raymond Beazley, John Bell, A M Denham, Guy Hayler, F W Hirst, J Ramsay MacDonald, E D Morel, A J Mundulla, George Macaulay Trevelyan, Robert Calverley Trevelyan and George Otto Trevelyan.
Correspondence congratulating Charles on gaining a position in the government
Letters of congratulations to Charles and Mary on Charles becoming the President of the Board of Education in the Labour Party's first government.
Correspondents include C R Buxton, Vivian Carter, F Seymour Cocks, H A L Fischer, G P Gooch, J L Hammond, T Edmund Harvey, Herbert Richmond, Walter Runciman, Herbert Samuel, Caroline Trevelyan and George Otto Trevelyan.
Correspondence congratulating Charles on becoming Member of Parliament for Newcastle Central
Letters and telegrams regarding his election as Labour Member of Parliament for Newcastle upon Tyne.
Correspondents include H Baillie-Weaver, Anne Barlow, Raymond Beazley, R C Bosanquet, F Seymour Cocks, G Lowes Dickinson, J L Hammond, T Edmund Harvey, F W Hirst, Mina Longbourne, Charles Mallet, Marjorie Pentland, F W Pethick Lawrence, Anna M Philips, Herbert Samuel, Andre Siegfried, Kenneth R Swan, P Gilchrist Thompson, Elizabeth Trevelyan, Caroline Trevelyan, George Otto Trevelyan, Edward N Whitley, Eliot Crawshay Williams and George Young.