Includes signatures and correspondence from prominent figures. Historic listing stated 'belonged to CPT'
Features content attributed to George III, Napoelon III, Frederic II Prussia, [Marie Louise], General Lafayette, Cardinal Mazarin, Richeleu?, Lord Halifax, George Canning, William Smith?, Lord John Russell, [Richard cobden?], W Gladstone, Leopold von Ranke, Benjamin Constant, Voltaire, John Fox Burgoyne, Byron – sketch of house in southall where poems first printed, Dr Parr, W H Smyth, G Croly, Fenimore Cooper, T Carlyle, J Ruskin, Arthur P Stanley, Crabbe Robinson, Henry Cole, John Gibson (sculptor), Frederick Taylor, Thorburn, /madame de Stael, Lucy Aikin, Mrs Barbauld, Joanna Baillie, Lady Blessington, Lady Morgan, Mrs Murray, Julia Pardoe, Miss Martinau, Miss Carpenter, Miss Nightingale, Mrs Opie, Mrs Gaskill, George Eliot, Joseph Whitworth

Autographs pasted onto modern hole punched paper.

Loose autographs

Profile on the Terry Farrell partnership, p83-87.

Report from the French Ministère délégue à la Recherche et aux Nouvelles Technologies, with covering letter (in French).

Consists of publicity material and reviews relating to the novel The Sweet Track.

Consists of material relating to published works by Avril Joy.

A collection of award entry application forms and press cuttings that Farrells entered with specific building projects. Awards and commissioning bodies include
File 1: Includes correspondence and applications for Lord Mayor's Design Awards, Queens Awards, Royal Fine Art Commission Building of the Year, Walpole Committee.
File 2: Leisure Properties Publicly Funded Building, Mail on Sunday Awards, Best House, Future House London.
File 3: RIBA London building of the week and Building within a Historic Context, Design Week
File 4: Royal Town Planning Awards and Green Leaf Sustainability Awards.