Consists of letters and proofs relating to the published poetry works of Caitríona O’Reilly.

Consists of a black and white author's photograph of Caitriona O'Reilly.

With entries for appointments and events.

Leonard Evetts' project file relating to the design and execution of the 'Tristraine Memorials', designed in 1969, and a memorial brass plaque, designed 1992, both for Callaly Castle, Whittingham, Northumberland.

The file contains sketches, commission correspondence, and photographs relating to the 1992 memorial plaque project.

Apologises for missing the recipient and for being late.

Calling card of Dott. Ing. Agatino D’Arrigo (Italy) requesting a copy of Pybus’ Chimney Cancer article issued in Medical Press. On the reverse of this card, handwritten details of Dr Hy. S. Satterlee (USA).

Calling card of Wing Commander H Bannerman, of Stanhope, County Durham. Penned on the back is the following note – ‘Your one time very unworthy House Surgeon happening to be in Newcastle and inspired by your journalism called to pay his respects. H.B. 29/8/57.’

Song programme for a concert at Cambo.

Cambourne was a projected new village in Cambridgeshire, on 400 acres of agricultural land 14 km east of Cambridge, planned and approved to relieve the pressure on Cambridge and its green belt. An outline consent for the scheme was granted in 1994 and the masterplan published in 1995. Planning permission for the final scheme was granted in 1996 and construction began in 1998.

The final masterplan was created by Terry Farrell & Partners. The masterplan divided development into 10 distinct phases with defined numbers of house quotas per phase, along with phased incorporation of access routes, schools, convenient retail establishments and infrastructure facilities. However the architectural style was deliberately pluralist, and seven firms of architects contributed to different parts of the scheme, including CZWG, Weston Williamson, Robert Adam, and Panter Hudspith. The plan created 3300 homes, a third of which would be social housing, plus schools, shops, offices, a church, library, and manor house hotel.

The scheme responded to both landscape and environmental factors, and a published landscape assessment demonstrated how the firm had determined the suitability of different parts of the site for development and areas of landscape of greatest potential as open space.

Construction Partners:
Building Company: Countryside Properties PLC

A collection of drawing image slides for
Cambourne. The file consists of 18 35mm
slides in 5 wallets.