Article (8 pages) from The Dorset Year Book about Winston Churchill's relationship with theGuests and with Canford. Includes an account of his fall at Branksome. Also includes cutting from Bournemouth Echo about this (1989)

5 letters (photocopies of pages from unknown book), including one from Wintston to his mother. Reference to Guests and to visiting Canford.

40 page thesis presented to Thames Polytechnic. Interesting account / analysis Blore's and Barry's attempts at neo-Gothic. Titman also traces interestingly the influence that Barry's design of the Houses of Parliament had on his approach to incorporating John of Gaunt's into his re-design of Canford. Lady Charlotte's demands are also well documented.Includes ground plan of Blore's building

Local file of Merthyr Tidfil LibrariesPhotopy provided by Merthyr Tydfil Library

Photopy provided by Merthyr Tydfil Library

Subtitled æThe life of the translator of the MabinogionÆ(Source of article / chapter unknown)Photopies provided by Merthyr Tydfil Library

Guests of Dowlais by Elizabeth Hubbard (source unknown)The Pig-iron Lady (Review of Revel GuestÆs book by Kate Saunders in the Independent û 1989)One Woman Who Shaped a Port by John Williams, The Wester Mail, 1/9/2001Photopies provided by Merthyr Tydvil Library

Article by Roger Guttridge in Bournemouth Echo (1.2.1989) subtitled "How a nouveau riche landowner came to dominate Poole society"

By Mary OwenObtained by Stephen Jones from Methyr Tydfil Library"I happened to be in Merthyr Tydfil Central Library yesterday and I noticed a new book, or rather a book new to me; 'Enid Guest: Daughter of an Ironmaster' by Mary Owen (published by Merthyr Tydfil CBC in 2009)."

A5 booklet outlniing Shell life with space for each pupil to fill in individual choices and thoughts

Dated and signed by pupil and housemaster (Strain)Also includes two blank stationery forms for the School Shop Donated by Peter Montagu-Williams (SH50)

Small card listing the ten Houses with their hsm, graddies, tutors and contact number. Given out to all staff for easy reference