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Includes specifications, 1892; Architect named as W. M. Fawcett; Main plans: 4 feet to 1 inch 1320

Inches to 1 mile; 1:48.

Plans and papers for alterations to attics above Combination Room etc after the fire of 1890.

With specification of repairs to Buttery, Kitchens, Combination Room, Fellows' Library, staircase, and attics above Combination Room, Library and Hall, 1890; estimate for repairs to ornamental ceiling of Hall, c. 1890, and drawings of proposed ceiling rose, 1891, and cornice, nd, for Combination Room.

Papers mention Architect: W. M. Fawcett, 1 Silver Street, Cambridge and Walter Bell of Bell & Son Builders and L. Ewbank, Bursar

Comprises:

(1) plans of proposed alterations to Master's Lodge and buildings in side passage near the river including earth closets to provide rooms for undergraduates, 1914 - 1916;

(2) plans for proposed new Lodge in either Master's and Fellows' Garden (now Fellows' Garden) or College Garden (part of site of Memorial Courts), 1915 including artist's impression of proposed Lodge (part of plans "H");

(3) block plan of part of Eastern General Hospital occupying part of latter site, nd;

(4) drawings showing:

• elevation of 1 bay of frontage of Old Court and details of stonework, nd
• proposed rebuilding of chimney stack in south-west part of Old Court, nd (c. 1915)
• hot water system in Master's Lodge, nd

Architect given as T. D. Atkinson, 4 Trumpington Street, Cambridge.
Scale: Generally 8 feet to 1 inch i.e. 660 inches to 1 mile; 1:96

Detailed architectural drawings of Old Court by Cambridge Design Architects.

Includes details of fireplaces, staircases etc.

Architect named as W. M. Fawcett, 1 Silver Street, Cambridge (at 4 Trumpington Street from 1899)

Includes index.

At the end, reversed is a list of College plate at audit, 1855, with additions, 1860-1908
Loose - various memoranda, including inventory dated 1815

Won the Seatonian Prize in 1896, 1903 and 1906.

Comprising: ''Polycarp'', 1896 (Cambridge, 1987); ''S. Aidan'', 1903 (Cambridge, 1903); and ''The woman of Samaria'' (2 copies), 1906 (Cambridge, 1907).