Consists of a wristlet identification badge which features the details of Private E. Brown.

Consists of diaries, correspondence, documents and documents created or collected during, or in the immediate aftermath, of World War II, primarily relating to the 4th Battalion Northumberland (Hexham) Home Guard. Also includes documents relating to Brown's time assisting in the training of the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers Army Cadet Force.

Consists of correspondence, memorabilia, documents and artefacts created or collected during, or in the immediate aftermath, of World War I.

Consists of invitations, pamphlets and programmes relating to events celebrating soldiers returning from war, and in particular those who were released from Prisoner of War camps.

Consists of a leaflet describing 'the steps taken by the War Office to ascertain whether officers and men who have been reported Missing are Prisoners of War, or, if not, whether any definite information is obtainable as to their fate.'

Consists of correspondence and receipts relating to donations made to W. E. Wardill, Mayor of Gateshead to support soldiers.

Consists of photographs, notes and correspondence from Thomas Baker Brown's trips to France to visit places of significance to him in relation to his time as a soldier in World War I.

Consists of four cloth badges, including one for service over seas, and the tartan which was worn behind them which were worn by soldiers of the Tyneside Scottish regiment in World War I.

Consists of letters and programmes in relation to the Tyneside Scottish Association which formed after World War I to bring together and to remember soldiers who had served with the Tyneside Scottish regiment.

Consists of a list of names of soldiers from Tynemouth Village who died in World War I.