Black and white photograph taken of the Hall, showing position of particular portraits.
Copy of a black and white photograph of the west end of the Hall showing the doors to the Screens, the Gallery, and the Combination Room. Included in an issue of Country Life Magazine.
Plans showing the proposed alterations to be made to the staircase outside that Hall.
Scrapbook of concert programmes collected by Hardy Lee during his time in Cambridge. The majority are for concerts at Clare by the College Music Society of which Lee was Secretary and then President, and for many of these, reviews from the Lady Clare magazine are attached. In addition, there are programmes for many other college music societies, the 1930 CUMS Festival of British Music, a production of the Fairy Queen at the New Theatre in 1931, and of Euripides' The Bacchae also at the New Theatre in May 1930. Performers included: Geoffrey Beaumont, Margaret Field-Hyde, William Glock, Leon Goossens, Hardy Campbell Lee, Boris Ord, Philip Radcliffe, Michael Redgrave, Cyril Rootham and Percy Young.
Index to volumes lists programmes relating to concerts held at Clare, Cambridge University Music Society, Emmanuel, Fitzwilliam Hall, Girton, Greek Play, Jesus, King's, Magdalene, Newnham, Peterhouse, Queen's, St. Catharines, St. John's, Trinity, Trinity Hall, Westcott House and Westminster College. Also programmes for concerts held at Histon, Oxford, London, Barnet, Sawston and Rotherhithe.
Lee, Hardy (1910-1994) former undergraduate at Clare CollegeRecords pairs of male and female ladybirds which have been crossbred to produce eggs. Numbers of eggs and gender of each resulting ladybird is also given.
Distribution figures of particular breeds of ladybird at various locations in East and South East England.
Experiment results
Experiment results
Mostly blank with some tables and numbers of males and females.
Programme - Christopher Weston on piano and Reuben Thomas on Bass