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Chiefly concerns negotiations about servants' wages and working conditions with the National Amalgamated Union of Labour and National Federation of Women Workers.

Projects comprise additional buildings (Memorial Court extensions), 1928 and 1932, redemption of land tax on properties at Foxton, Ickleton, Barton, Swavesey, Lolworth, Caldecote, Great Gransden, Strethall (Essex), Worlington and Ipswich (Suffolk), Liss (Hants) and Risby in Walesby (Lincs), 1932, and Gamlingay, Witchford, Hailes (Glos) and Kirby Bellars (Leics), 1944, and expenses under War Damage Act (1941), 1942 - 1944 With authorisations for delays in repayments, 1942

File concerning:

(1) drainage of Old Court, 1896
(2) land valuation and income tax, 1896-1920
(3) restoration of Old Court parapets, 1920-1921
(4) redecoration of student accommodation, 1937
(5) properties, 1938
(6) Honeybourne Grounds Farm, Cow Honeybourne (Worcs), 1938
(7) 100 Castle Street, Cambridge, 1941
(8) Gloucester Street, Cambridge, 1941
(9) air raid shelter at Satchwell Street, Leamington Spa (Warwicks), 1949
(10) Gamlingay, 1949

With drawing, by Harold Tomlinson, of proposed over mantel for the fireplace in Hall, 1934

Includes list of benefactors, (1682) - 1769, with memoranda about demolition of old Chapel and laying of foundation stone, 1763, and about consecration, 1769.

Continues as ''Account of papers and documents belonging to the College and in the private paper office of the Master and in the College Treasury...'', with index, nd (c. 1800). The volume was numbered by folios 1-12 for the Chapel accounts and then new folio numbers were given for the index at the back. As this led to duplication of page numbers it was decided to number the pages following the chapel accounts, including those of the index with new numbers so no confusion could be made in the future as to which page was being referred to.

Includes accounts for repairs to buildings, Cambridge tenements, kitchens and gardens

Accounts chiefly for plumbing, joinery and painting work

Includes lists of benefactions, 1669-1674. These were presumably the working copy of accounts which were then transferred into the main Buildings Accounts book.