Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design and execution of six windows in the Lady Chapel and five heraldic windows in the vestry at All Saints' Church, Porthcawl, Mid Glamorgan, Wales, installed 1965.

The main file contains detailed designs, sketches, photographs and commission correspondence. There is also one large rolled drawing, housed separately due to size.

A file containing correspondence, dating 1968-1971, relating to the proposed redevelopment of the Quayside, Newcastle, and its impact upon All Saints' Church, Quayside, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Photographs relating to a sign in wrought iron, designed by Leonard Evetts 1947-1948 for the Angel Inn, Corbridge, Northumberland. The photographs are of the final design and the sign in situ.

This file contains one photograph of the funnel insignia of a ship from the 'Bamburgh Shipping Company' 1958-1959. The insignia was designed for the company by Leonard Evetts 1958-1959.

The Bamburgh Shipping Company was a subsidiary of the Sheaf Steam Shipping Company which ran ore carriers and bulk carriers in the iron ore trade; all of the ships were given North Northumbrian names. The company operated between 1956 and 1976.

One design drawing relating to Leonard Evetts' commission to design the emblematic Barclays eagle for the west elevation of the Barclays Bank in Carlisle, installed 1963-1964.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design of gates and armorial plate at Bishop's Lodge, Wakefield, installed in 1962.

The main file contains sketches and commission correspondence. There is also one large rolled drawing of the design.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to inscriptions for two windows (behind the font) in Blanchland Abbey, Northumberland, and the design for the re-glazing of four plain glazed windows in the west wall of the nave, installed 1976-1977.

The file contains detailed drawings, sketches and commission correspondence.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design and execution of an engraved brass memorial plate (to Francis Mary Lister) at Bolton Chapel, Northumberland, installed 1978.

The file contains commission correspondence only.

A design for Brinkburn Priory, referencing fragments of 13th Century grisaille (monochrome glass). The glazing in the windows of Brinkburn Priory Church is not original but incorporates fragments of medieval glass found during restoration and is based on contemporary medieval designs. However, Evetts' connection is not known. This piece does not appear to be a design for a window, but could possibly be a front piece for an information booklet or similar.