Papers related to Pybus' rare books, manuscripts, engravings and portrait collection - this includes his paper on Barber Surgeons and his collection gift to Newcastle University.

Collecton of annotated elevation diagrams of each building on the project. High level of detail for each building. Also contains set of wider context elevation diagrams of the buildings and site. Drawing ref series: PA/03- PA/07. Size: 1800mm 845mm. Material: paper. Contains 34 items.

Consists of articles from the Journal's The Life-givers series, regarding heart surgery. Includes article about Sid's experiences written by David Durman Article Where I stand on Europe Today, regarding his views on Britain's entry into Europe. Article A novelist looks at Sport, consisting of 5 articles regarding Sid's views on sport and football. and article As Free as a Kingfisher, concerning the heart operation he underwent in 1975.

Consists of Annotated typescript of article What's Wrong with Culture?, with attached hand written notes. Annotations consist of changes and corrections in blue ink. Clean copy typescript of A Lost World. Annotated typescript of Paradise Annotated typescript of Paste Eggs Etc Annotated typescript of untitled article regarding pigeons and pigeon fanciers. Annotated typescript of untitled article regarding fishing. Copy of The Secret Mind of Arthur Haggerston, written for the magazine Challenge With preface written by Sid. Annotated typescript of The Man from Mugsborough. Annotated typescript of A Smack of Northumberland Annotated typescript City Life, regarding the history of Newcastle. Annotations consist of changes and corrections in blue ink and pencil Typescript of My County Newspaper cutting of Two faces of Marilyn Annotated typescript of article The Writer in Britain Today and annotated typescripts of The Moonlighters. Authorship in Britain Today.

Consists of Annotated typescript of article A Fatal at Brinsley, regarding his views on D H Lawrence's work. Annotations consist of changes and corrections in blue ink and pencil. Annotated typescript of article Paradise Twice-Nightly Annotated typescript of Tribulations of a First World Novelist, with a letter from John Baker, Managing Director of the Readers Union. Annotations consist of changes and corrections in black ink. Typescript of A Man's Lamp Typescript of article Hands, from the Mining Review No 8, 18th year. Annotated typescript of article 'My favourite village, Stamfordham in Northumberland', with a letter to Mrs Jackson stating that the piece is for her 'favourite Village Synposium' and was commissioned by Miss Betty James. Clean copy typescript of Heart-Case Annotated typescript of Walking the Bounds, Annotations consist of changes and corrections in blue ink.

Consists of Annotated typescripts of Glasgow Sound and Sense, regarding singer songwriter Alex Glasgow. Annotations consist of changes and corrections in blue and black ink. Annotated typescript of piece titled For Basil. Typescript of article The Life a Miner Gives. Annotated typescript and news paper cutting of article Just a Moment, regarding the Miners banners at the DLI Museum. With press release from the DLI Museum and Arts Centre regarding readings of Sid's works, and photocopy of article by Bill Dowding looking at 100 years of Durham Miner's lodge banners. Cutting from Coal Quarterly with article A man's lamp Newspaper cutting from the Guardian of article A King in Newfields, with annotated typescript draft titled The Music of my Heart, regarding his musical influences and his namesake Charlie Chaplin. With letter to Richard Dunn regarding the article, and personal notes. Typescript of article Recantation. Annotated typescript and photocopy of Geordie Pride. Untitled magazine article about the everyday miner. Annotated typescripts of untitled article regarding the Christmas Special. Annotated typescript of article A Town Alive, with alternative working title of Down Sandgate. Annotated typescript of article Song of the Old Windmill Town, with newspaper cutting of article Gateshead - dead or alive? 2 copies of programme for Alex Glasgow in Concert at the Empire Theatre, Sunderland, including article Glasgow Sound and Sense. and clean copy and annotated typescripts of piece Cipper Pits. Daily work and leisure in a Durham Pit Village in the 1870's

Consists of Newspaper cutting of Bet you anything Copy of the Durham Union Society magazine Palatinate with article Rosy Apples on the Tree. Newspaper cutting from The Guardian of a review of The Great Apple Raid by Arthur Hopcroft. Run of The Journal's The Iron North Series 1 - 6, where Number 1 contains an article by Sid Chaplin titled 'An empire such as we have ever known.' Missing Number 2. Photocopy of article from the Journal, Suddenly the turning point. Newspaper cuttings and photocopy of A Ring of Burnished Steel, regarding the northern version of a hoop, known as a booler. Annotated typescript of untitled piece regarding oral story telling. Newspaper cutting of article The good old days, which is the same as the typescript for Paradise twice-nightly. and newspaper pages from the Daily Mirror with article One Man's bird's-eye view of Cassandra.