Includes manuscript notes for a speech by Charles given on Newcastle Town Moor on May Day, correspondence with Newcastle City Council regarding provision of services, an emergency train timetable, Trade Union Congress (TUC) speaking arrangements, a summary of statements broadcast by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) compiled by the TUC, and TUC strike progress reports.

Held at the Cathedral Church of Christ and Blessed Mary the Virgin, Durham. Includes order of service, oration, poem "The Last Hour", photocopies of readings, and a copy of message asking guests to sign book at Sid Chaplin's memorial service.

Includes a Foreign Office document entitled Guide to the Soviet Union, the Communist Party and the Communist International , a list of principal Soviet personnel, Home Office notes on Russian propaganda since 1930 (as affecting the United Kingdom) and a Report of the Committee on Alleged Propaganda Activities of the Third International and the Soviet Government co-written by Charles.

Documents and correspondence accumulated during the preparation of the publication 'The Trevelyan Papers'.

Mostly receipts, but includes letters and instructions to workmen, colour samples, a list of visiters to Wallington from Newcastle School of Art (1860) and a sketch for the painting 'The Building of the Castle'. Also includes a letters from Scott to Charles Edward Trevelyan from 1879, listing sitters for the paintings in the Hall, describing the planned work and proposing additions to the decoration.

Letter dated 15 Sep 1839 from Clift. Written at the Royal College of Surgeons, Lincoln's Inn Fields, to R McCormick Esq. Relates to the procurement and preparation of spirits for preserving animals and the acquisition of dissecting instruments. The recipient, Robert McCormick (1800-1890) was naturalist on H.M.S. Erebus on a voyage of discovery to the Antarctic under the command of Captain James Clark Ross. The ship sailed in September 1939 and returned in 1843. Obituary for William Clift from 'The Illustrated London News', with copies of an illustration and a photograph of a bust of Clift. Article about the Hunterian collection at the Royal College of Surgeons, London, entitled 'How a Great Museum Grew' by A. K. Page, from The Windsor Magazine.

Item consists of twenty photogrpahs of a Dolls House part of a RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) competition and to be displayed in a subsequent RIBA exhibition.

'Pragmatic Classicism', an article on the work of Terry Farrell, authored by Charles Jencks. The article references the Clifton Nurseries building, the Maunsel Housing Society developments, the 'Oakwood 13 and 18' development for Warrington New Town, the Wood Green development, and the practice offices in Marylebone.