Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his brother George from a training camp in York. He describes an inspections, drills and spending his 6/6 per week salary in the canteen.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a training camp in York. He describes leisure acitivities he has been doing such as ping pong, having a hot bath in the Public Baths and visiting the Assembly Rooms. He also describes 15 mile morning walks, kit inspections and feet inspections. The letter is written from 9th Platoon, C Company, 2/6th Northumberland Fusiliers, Scarcroft Schools, York.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his father from a training camp in York. He describes seeing a lot of men from North Shields at his camp, doing a 14 mile march and the heavy snow in York. The letter is written from 9th Platoon, C Company, 2/6th Northumberland Fusiliers, Scarcroft Schools, York.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a training camp in York. He describes being chosen to demonstrate a move in front of other soldiers in a Swedish Drill, and doing 'Company Drill'.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a training camp in York. He describes news of the camp, inlcuding the promotion of his Lietenant, and informs his mother he won't be able to have time off over Christmas.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a training camp in York. He describes the C Company being moved from Scarcroft Schools to Poppleton Road Schools for the holidays.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a training camp in York. He describes doing a 16 mile walk with a pack, being a guard during the night and celebrating Christmas Day in the camp.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his brother George from a training camp in York. He describes a 17 mile Brigade Route march, and a 'bathing Parade at York Baths'. He also lists parcels and letters he has received from various family members.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his father from a trianing camp in York. He describes the contents of three parcels he has received, as well as having to do gymnastics and bayonet drills.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a training camp in York. He describes having a 'magnificent feed' at the Assembly Rooms and his plans to 'go through the musketry training in February'.