Also includes design diagram and site photographs Digital Object ID: 2022-08-09-005.

Contains images and consultants documents. Digital Object ID: 2022-08-09-017.

Digital Object ID: TF-2022-08-31-006.

This collection represents the historical portion of the Library of Appleby Grammar School in Cumbria (formerly in the old county of Westmorland) and has been deposited on indefinite loan. The nucleus of the collection was the personal library of an early headmaster of the school, Reginald Bainbrigg [1545-1612?].Books in this collection range in publication date from the Fifteenth Century to the Twentieth Century. The collection can be searched on the library's catalogue and there is also a printed catalogue by the late Edgar Hinchcliffe, formerly a master at the school, available from the Special Collections reading room.The collection contains predominantly classical, theological, literary and historical works, as well as a number of early sixteenth-century English bindings. There are many sixteenth-century editions of works by classical authors, such as Cicero, while other highlights include several works by the English philosopher and enlightenment thinker John Locke and a 1561 Basel imprint of Martin Luther's Quaestionum Sacrarum.

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.

Photograph of Embankment Place

Consists of a printed version of the balance sheets for these date.

Plan Title: Balcony Infill Panels South Elevation Revision C; Scale: 1:50; 1:5; Date: 08 June 1983; Drawing Ref: LP602; Size: 850mm x 600mm; Material: Transparent paper.

Consists of a booklet of three hand-written ballads, entitled "With the Greetings of the Season" sent from Thomas Hutchinson of Pegswood, Morpeth.