Includes letters to Charles from Anna M Philips, a watercolour of Charles made in 1871, one of his teeth, doodles and sketches and letters to Caroline Trevelyan from Charles.

Two notebooks used by Charles Philips Trevelyan as diaries for his time during school. Concerning school activities, his academic performances, comments on teaching, extra-curricular activities including sport and debating, and a tour abroad in April 1889, including interest in the Franco-Prussian War.
Also includes comments on peers at school and teachers, and family members, including George Otto Trevelyan and Robert Calverley Trevelyan.
Also includes two letters from H D Watson, primarily concerning cricket.

Un-annotated

Includes exam and prize lists from Harrow School, (1884 - 1888). Includes some annotations.

Includes very sparse annotations, mostly underlinings and comments on questions [possibly by Charles]. Also includes some translation exercises and history questions with answers.

Lists of pupils, staff and visitors. Includes reference to Charles. Years 1887-1888 are absent.

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.

Includes some exercises by Charles [presumably] from school, exercises in Greek, a water colour sketch of the portico at 14 Great College Street, two essays by Marjorie Gordon reprinted from Sesame and a handwritten essay by Charles entitled Under the Open Sky .

Concerning the 1892 General Election, including thoughts on Home Rule; life at Harrow, including meeting [presumed] Henry Morton Stanley and Dorothy Tennant; and discussion of British policy in Uganda.
Some of these items feature pencil annotations made by Mary Moorman while researching the biography of her father, George Macaulay.