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Plan showing suggested new kerbing at the entrance to Memorial Court. By William Sindall Architects Ltd, Cambridge.

This is an artificial collection of information relating to the history of the College, alumni and related topics.

This Archive consists of the administrative records of Clare College, Cambridge. These comprise:

records of the governance of the College, 1448-2019
records of the Master, c.1440-2011
accounts and bursarial records, 1549-2013
estate records, c.1350-2012
bequests, benefactions and development, 1525-2014
College charities, 1854-2011
admission and tutorial records, 1631-2019
domestic records, 1575-2016
building records, 1636-2016
records of the chapel and choir, 1783-2013
library and archive records, 1659-2013
records of porters, 1867-1923
garden records, 1869-2007
records relating to Clare Hall, 1960-2003

Copies of programmes for the Clare Revue, November 1966, and news article on the "Manic Depressives" which includes a photograph featuring Christopher Bayliss; originals are filed in his Tutorial file.

Dinner menus including Fellows Christmas Dinner menu written by Edward Nevill Willmer, giving the names of Fellows in College to made up names of foods and wines, 1959

Papers relating to tours made by the College Choir.

Programme for the tour

Programme for the tour

Music sung by the choir.

Include BBC Proms guide for Concert in August 2009 held as part of 800th Anniversary celebrations by the University with Choirs from various Colleges participating, including Clare College; also concert held as part of Cambridge Music Festival in November 2009 which featured Clare Choir with premiere of a new piece commissioned by the Choir and the libretto by the current Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams (fromer Dean of Clare); Bach - St Matthew Passion in Trinity College Chapel; John Tavener - Ex Maria Virgine. Performance by Clare College Choir in the Temple Church, London, 21st January, 2009; Music in the Fitzwilliam museum, alumni of the choir of Clare College, 27th September 2009.