By Steve Challis (2 copies)+ leaflet issued by Canford School Society advertising tour led by Andrew Powell on 3rd June 2011

Contains:'Trees in the Park' 1970 - a typewritten bookletCarbon copy lists of trees in the ParkLetters to Strain from Darcy Steed 1965, from Ian Wallace 1963 (thanking him for photos of Mountjoy Oak and referring to fires of 1940 and 1960 and recording its final demise by fire at the hands of 'vandals coming down from the Heath at the Easter weekend); from Evelyn Harbord of Men of the Trees 1946 responding to his telling M of T that he would be looking after the trees at Canford,Map of estate 1901Plan of Canford House (pre Blore?) gardens with Charles Barry's name on bottomphotocopy sketch of pre Blore House showing eastern aspect

A fuller guide, this time with maps, than the 1970 version in Stuart Strain's file.

The Trees of Canford ParkTim Hooker's compilation, with maps

Picture of Andew Powell, article about species (walnut tree) given national tree collection status

Unknown which border and who drew plan.

Letter from Robin Whicker to Miss Terhaar answering her enquiry about the tree

Subtitled 'Including Donations since 1935)Ledger started by WS Strain and continued by Tim Hooker.Arranged alphabetically.(Item held for some time by Andrew Powell, Head of Biology)

Note by Chancellor, with handwritten annotations about history of the old Spanish Chestnut.

Fenestellium Canfordanum is a new species of featherwing beetle, named by Canford parent Michael Darby:Letter from Michael Darby, John Lever;Offprint from the Entomologist's Monthly Magazine (July 2011) concerning beetle

First edition (1991) and (much larger) second edition (2012).

Teaching notes?Notebook of WS Strain from his own schooldaysHandwritten notes. Source unknown