A copy of a contract made for the apprenticeship of George Brown (presumed an ancestor of Thomas Baker Brown) to Robert Pow, chainmaker, of North Shields.

Consists of a handwritten copy of a poem entitled 'On the Red Red Road to Hooge'.

Consists of a map of 'lines held on 21st March 1918' at Bullecourt and Fontaine les Croisilles in France during World War I.

Consists of a map of France annotated with areas of interest in relation to the 18th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers during World War I.

Consists of a tracing by Thomas Baker Brown of a map of Armentiers in France showing the German Front during World War I.

Consists of lecture notes written by Thomas Baker Brown entitled 'Wars and Rumours of Wars'. The notes discuss how Thomas Baker Brown's childhood, his school, the magazines he read and the influx 'Anti-German- propaganda affected his decision to join the war.

Consists of 16 notebooks written by Thomas Baker Brown which contain his notes for writing a history of World War I. Includes Thomas Baker Brown's own recollections, maps and newspaper clippings.

Consists of a letter from Walter Thomas, 'Thomas of the Chequers' to Thomas Baker Brown. The letter is in response to one sent by Thomas Baker Brown and recollects when Mr Thomas was a member of the Chequers Concert Party whilst serving in the 34th (Tyneside) Division. The letter is written from the 'Plaza Theatre, Tynemouth'. Also consists of a newspaper article relating to the performance of Walter Thomas in 'The Lido Lady' at the Plaza Theatre, Tynemouth.

Consists of a booklet entitled 'The War: 1914 - 1918, A Booklist compiled by Edmun Blunden, Cyril Falls, H.M. Tomlinson and R. Wright'.

Consists of a 'map of the main prison camps in Germany and Austria' during World War I.