Letter to Gill Trickett (2006) explaining enclosures: (poorly) photocopied Chapter II of "Historical Records of the 9th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers" by Captain H Cooke, MC; Extracts from "The Quaysider, the battalion magazine; battalion notes from the St George's Gazette, Regimental Magazine, Dec 1914 and February 1915Post card has Len Sanderson with group of soldiers posing formally in front of building. Addressee is Miss Mabel Patterson. It was donated to archive in 1994 by Richard Irving (son of Mabel Patterson?) together with a Christmas card sent by Sanderson to Miss Patterson from the front on 1916. Sanderson still alive in 1970.. Northumberland Fusiliers were at Canford in 1913Correspondence between Norman Prowting, Robin Whicker and the Regimental Museum of the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers 'The Fifth' concerning the presentation by the latter of scarlet cassocks to the choice of the Canford Magna Parish Church (including the 'certificate' of presentation). Includes small photo of soldiers to attention in grounds. Two photos added in 2018; provenance unknown

One records sending a book 'which is most interesting on Dorsetshire and Chaper 10 deals with Canford and all its early history.' Other paper 'Particulars re Canford Manor' - details of ownershipLetter heading is Merly House, Wimborne

Extract (on his work at Canford) from the book on his father by Rev. Alfred Barry, Principal of Cheltenham College.With letter to Martin Marriott from JR Pigott, Head of English at Dulwich College, Second photocopied extract about Barry's work on Canford by Rev Alfred Barry. Also an extract from God's Architect : Pugin and the Building of Romantic Britain by Hill, Rosemary, which includes two references to Pugin's relationship with Barry.

Photocopy of two newspaper/magazine articles by Francis Russell about the diaries of Lady Charlotte

Ed by the Earl of Bessborough.Photocopy of extracts dealing with Canford

Photo Guest family and Winston Churchill outside West Wing ? Long Gallery, Poor quality photocopy. Origin unknown.

Fireman with horse-drawn tender. Photo appears to have been taken in grounds. Photo donated by Priests' House Museum

Savills 44 page sales brochure detailing selling of last parcels of land of Canford Estate (See EL01391 for pdf of brochure).Also a page about the sale from the local paper

Photocopies of items that were used in Blenheim Palace exhibition of Churchill descendents in WW1: Spencer-Churchill family tree from 1822; photographs of Frederick and Oscar Guest; extracts from Oscar Guest diary.

According to Chancellor's 'Canford School, 1923 - 1973':from an original water colour sketch by Blore's sister. In the possession of J Gilchrist (SH28)Scan:EL00251

Letter from George Easton of Oakley for yards of gravel that have been removed from Morden Common for" the purposes of the new road".Feb 16th, 1843

Details of celebrations held in Canford Park on 22nd June 1911. Includes Children's Sports and Tea