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Reports produced by Elizabeth Banks Associates that provide a pictorial history of the development of the Clare College sites through photographs, maps and plans. Also draft plan for suggested improvements to Clare College gardens.

Information concerning the fireplace in the Hall, the elaborate Victorian surround that was installed in the 1870s, the simpler version that replaced it in 1935 and it's subsequent complete removal in the late 1970s/ early 1980s.

Also includes anecdotes concerning undergraduates having to walk down tables to get out of the middle of benches during a meal.

Article on the fireplace in the Hall in The Escutcheon: Journal of the Cambridge University Heraldry and Genealogical Society, Easter term 2013

Profile article in Cam (Cambridge Alumni Magazine), Easter term 2005, pp. 10-13

Order of service for memorial service, 30 November 1985; notice for memorial service, 30 November 1985; Copy of address given at memorial service.

Includes "NJB on Kyoto" about one of his trips to Kyoto, and "a diplomat's Experience of Christianity and other faiths" written by Barrington and presented as a lecture at the Canonbury Lecture 2001.

Brief biography of 'Billie' and her mother who was the last person to own a lease on a house at the Colony.

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.

Letter from James Hickson (Clare 1957) in response to archive request for more information about Richard Bennett (in Clare News 36, 2018), enclosing printed scan of a press cutting from Cambridge Daily News picturing reunion of 1922 Clare Boat on 28 Sep 1962. James Hickson's father Geoffrey Hickson (Clare 1919) rowed with RB and also attended the reunion (while serving as Mayor of Cambridge).

Copy of entry from Who's Who with other biographical details; also tribute read at funeral on 16 July 2004 and draft obituary; copy of obituary from The Times 27 July 2004.