The album contains photographs of the walls of Rome by J. H. Parker. It contains Thomas Hodgkin's bookplate. See also items A3 and A11.

Photographs of Charles' visit to the Pacific Islands, with images of Honolulu, O'ahu and Samoa. Includes photographs from Charles' voyage on the S.S. Coptic, a visit to Robert Louis Stevenson's house and meeting Princess Ka'iulani of Hawaii.
Letters relating to Charles' visit to North America and the Pacific can be found in this collection at CPT/1/7/3, CPT/1/7/5, CPT/1/8/2 and CPT/1/8/3. Further content can be found in the scrapbook located at CPT/1/2/1/1.

The album is annotated as a gift to Charles from Mary.
Includes group photographs of Charles and Mary's children and grandchildren, with their spouses.

Photographs of the Trevelyan children in posed groups.

Photographs of family groups, mostly the Trevelyan children with their Richmond cousins. Includes photographs taken at Rounton Grange with their grandparents Hugh and Florence Bell.

Photographs of the Trevelyan children, with their Bell and Richmond cousins and other family members, at the Wallington Estate, Rounton and on holidays.
Annotations suggest the album was compiled by Pauline Dower nee Trevelyan.

Portraits of tenants of the Wallington Estate presented to Charles and Mary on their silver wedding anniversary.

Consultation example for discussion of a report intended for children and young people regarding their relationship with alcohol. Includes Sir Liam's draft guidance, myths and realities of underage drinking and further information and sources of advice.

Part of Governments Consultation on Children, Young People and Alcohol, which ran for 12 weeks seeking the views of young people, carers, parents and other interested parties and closed on 23 April 2009. Sir Liam's condensed draft guidance featured on page 6.

Includes Sir Liam's Special Report Guidance on the consumption of alcohol by children and young people and other material specifically related to alcohol and its effects on children and young people.

Brian Alderson (b. 1930) is a pioneer of children’s literature studies in Britain as a distinguished author, reviewer, and translator. He has also collected books for more than 60 years, beginning when he was an undergraduate with cheap editions of work by poets Ezra Pound and T.S.Eliot. His interest in children’s books came later but soon became a lifelong passion, resulting in the curation of a collection of over 20,000 books, dating from the 17th century to the present day. This collection, donated jointly to the University and Seven Stories: The National Centre for Children's Books, represents a vast and diverse distinctive resource.