Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design of a commemorative document to be inserted into the City of Worcester's City Charter, on the occasion of the visit of Queen Elizabeth II to mark the 800th anniversary of the granting of the Charter.

The file contains drafts and commission correspondence.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design of three embroidered panels in Worcester Cathedral, the last of which was installed in 1975.

The file contains sketches and commission correspondence.

Note there is also a 'Guild of Embroiders' booklet relating to this commission in the research files for the book 'Master Designer' - see LE/05/05.

This file contains one photograph, dated 1953, of the mobile x-ray unit belonging to 'Whessoe of Darlington Industrial Radiography'. The file was found in a folder with other examples of Evetts work, so it is presumed that Evetts designed the company logo.

When Leonard Evetts died in 1997, he left over 100 paintings in his back room studio. Many of these were sold, but a small number were retained by the Hatton Gallery at Newcastle University and kept within the archive.

Five rolls of wallpaper. These rolls were found within Leonard Evetts' design files, and although nothing further is known it seems most likely that they were kept because Evetts had a role in the design or that they were related to his teaching.

This file contains photographs and correspondence between Mrs Phyl Evetts (Leonard Evetts' widow) and USPG, relating to four memorial windows at the USPG headquarters, London, installed in 1952. There are also some large designs and photographs of designs and layouts, housed separately due to size.

Six files of designs and sketches which were not originally filed within a particular project file, and which we have been unable to identify. It is likely that many of these were not realised and were therefore not assigned a project file.

A brochure for an exhibition 1966-67 at the Stone Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, where Leonard Evetts showed two paintings ('The Old Bridge at Make-em-Rich' and 'Larig Ghru').

An order of service for the dedication of the chapel at Sunderland Royal Infirmary, 2 June 1959. Leonard Evetts was commissioned for elements of the restoration of the chapel, completed 1959.