Thomas Baker Brown's application for interview and Medical Board of the Army Officers' Emergency Reserve.

Consists of an Arras Medallion which was presented to soldiers who fought and survived at Arras during World War I.

Consists of an by Herbert Bewick on the history of the Tyneside Scottish. The article is taken from the Jesmond United Reformed Church magazine.

Consists of an autograph book used by Thomas Baker Brown on a visit to France in 1964 alongside fellow men who served in World War I with the Tyneside Scottish. The signatures collected relate to people and places of significance for Thomas Baker Brown and his time in France during World War I.

Consists of: Correspondence of the Brown family during World War I. Photographs taken in France and England both during and after the war. Includes photographs of buildings damaged by bombing, memorials and graves, and reunion events after World War I. Maps covering areas of France, Germany and Austria, some of which show the position of trenches in World War I. Memorabilia relating to World War I including newspaper clippings, posters and documents. Publications including journals and comics published during World War I, as well as historical and creative works relating to, and published after, World War I.

Includes a document on Thomas Baker Brown's retirement as Chief Clerk in the Town Clerk's Department of Newcastle upon Tyne, and notes, presumably collected by Brown, on his family history.

Consists of a blank payment form issued by the Central Prisoners of War Committee for donations to Prisoners of War.

Consists of a booklet entitled 'Naval and Military Books' which consists of a suggested booklist on the topic.

Consists of a booklet entitled 'A Short History of the Fifth Fusiliers: From 1674 to 1911'.

Consists of a booklet from an event to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Passchendaele which was held at Tyne Cot Cemetery.