The Burnett Collection of children's literature was presented by Professor Mark Burnett (Queen's University Belfast) and contains books and annuals which were mostly published in the early to mid-Twentieth Century. It includes such titles as: Timothy's quest (1900), The boy's adventure book (1935), The Flying Five and other stories of adventure and school life (1936), and Girl's fun annual (1952).
Part of Bloodaxe Books Archive
This collection comprises copied, and some original, photographs, papers and documents relating to the architect Robert Burns Dick (1868-1954) who had substantial influence in the north-east of England, particularly in the city of Newcastle upon Tyne.
The collection includes photographs of personal documents relating to land conveyance and partnerships with Cackett and Mackellar; architectural drawings and photographs of 'Millmount' and 'the Wedge', both designed by Burns Dick; and newspaper articles and other cuttings relating to him and his work. There is also material relating to an exhibition on Burns Dick held by the northern region of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1984.
Dick, Robert Burns, 1868 - 1954, architect, city planner and artist
Burroughs Corporation internal report: A Computer System Design, by E Dean Earnest
With manuscript notes presumed to be by Professor Randell.
Burroughs Corporation Reports and Manuals
The Burroughs Corporation was one of IBM's main competitors.
Bushy Park Consultation Report - 1st Draft, 21 November 1995.
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive