Drafts of poetry and a short story written by Katharine Trevelyan to Charles.

Thoughts on the war and its human loss, also support shown for the 1917 Russian revolution.

Includes a letter from Mary to her cousin Sybil describing Charles and their feelings towards each other (1902)
A letter from Charles to Florence Bell describing the birth of the twins, Florence Patricia and Hugo (1915)
Letters from George Macaulay Trevelyan to Charles regarding his relationship with Janet Penrose Ward, and Charles' with Mary.
A character description of Charles by Katharine Trevelyan and miscellaneous notes including the start of a novel by Mary, and a description of Charles.

Includes some verses written in Charles' hand including one about his daughter Patricia and one on MacDonald's Labour government.

Two letters from Mary and one from Eveline Behrens.

Includes a pencil illustration [possibly of Florence Bell as a young woman], drawings made by either Hugh Lowthian Bell [Hugo] or Mary circa 1888, the cover for a Collins Midget Diary annotated 'from GWT', two of Mary's dance cards, a 'learn to read' print with Mary's name, a list of Bell family members of Mary's generation listing their spouses and children and a watercolour illustrated timetable for 'Pauline, George Lowthian and Katharine [Kitty] Trevelyan's lessons with Miss Clarke' [Elsie Clarke].

Manuscript transcript of a speech made at Charles and Mary's silver wedding celebrations expressing thanks for gifts and referencing their intentions as Lord and Lady of Wallington, and a typescript transcript of a speech made at the 1938 tenants party which discusses changes made on the estate in the previous 10 years.

Broadcast is part of a series on British Prime Ministers since 1900, produced by Roger Cary. The episode describes Robert Cecil, Marquess of Salisbury.
The Trust report relates to camping and climbing expeditions, and is written by Geoffrey Winthrop Young.

Manuscripts of gratitude and reflection by Charles, Mary and their children.

Reports for Pauline, George Lowthian and Katharine [Kitty] Trevelyan.