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Six plans showing elevations, floorplans and cross sections of stone work in Old Court. All plans have RIBA measured drawing on them.

Includes letters about site of cricket pavilion, 1890; estimate for fences in Fellows' Garden, 1907, and papers about rebuilding of Chapel organ, 1910 - 1911

From the Weekly News

Shows architectural features above archway, pattern of windows, balustrade, roofs and chimneys

Includes accounts for Combination Room furnishings, 1693 - 1694, and dinner for benefactors at opening of new Hall, 1693

Accounts chiefly for plumbing, joinery and painting work

The building accounts were maintained at first by the Bursar, Barnabas Oley, and then by others including Samuel Blythe (Blithe) when Master. The volume begins with various quotations from the Old Testament including "Incipit hic liber cum Anno (et quod melius est cum Deo opt Max) Die Januarii primo. Anno Dni 1635" [1636]. The accounts are generally arranged under building material with headings of bricks, timber, stone etc and there are also pages devoted to specific parts of the building. So it is not a straightforward chronological record. There are regular entries for payments to the mason Thomas Grumbold and his son from folio 20 and a special payment of 3s to Grumbold for his "draught" (plan) of the bridge on 18 January 1638 [1639] is on folio 62. The volume includes a list of benefactions, 1636 - 1670 and accounts for rebuilding tenements in Shoemaker Row (now Market Street), Cambridge, 1715 - 1716.