The Field, June 12, 1937. There is an article: Schooling The Young Idea Canford's Pioneer Work Bears Fruit at Olympia pages 1560 to 1561. There are also photocopies of articles from 'Riding' August 1936, July 1937, November 1937June 1939, and newspaper cuttings from: Bournemouth Echo, 1932, Daily Mail, 30.9.37, Times 4.6.37.

A document titled: Canford School. Salary Scale For Residents Masters. signed by C . B . Canning. Headmaster, Approved, April 26th, 1935. This document is displayed on the back of a cover to a folder.

19 plans of Canford House showing various aspects of the house including arrangements of garden, plan of chamber floor, section through c.d on plans, north elevation, east elevation, west elevation.

The Bournemouth Daily Echo, Tuesday June 6 1944, pages 3 to 6.

Town And Country News, August 20, 1926. An article: A House with a History. Canford School Wimborne, page 9. There are 3 illustrations of Canford School including the Bathing Pool and The Library.

A book with handwritten judicial rulings on property disputes.

The Illustrated London News, Jan 18th 1890, pages 71 to 72. On page 71 there is a news article: The Royal Visit to Dorsetshire. It gives an account of the visit of Prince of Wales' visit to Lord Wimborne's country house, Canford Manor. Page 72 has four illustrations showing 4 views of Canford.

The Car, A Journal of Travel by Land, Sea And Air. Illustrated. May 28th 1902.

An illustration mounted onto paper with the inscription: John of Gaunt's Kitchen at Great Canford, Vol. III P.9. T. Rackett del Js Basire sculp. There is a label with the illustration that reads: This Plate from Hutchins' History of Dorset appeared only in the 2nd Edition, published about 1800. It has obvious affinities with Hooper's engraving of this subject, dated 1786; but although James Basire was a notable line engraver of the 18th century, the engraving by the little known Hopper is the more attractive and more accomplished performance.

A framed illustration, with the description: Drawn by Capt. Grose, Engraved by B. T Pouncy. South East View of Canford Church in Dorsetshire. To Ralph Willett of Merly in the same county Esq. this Plate Engraved at his expence is Respectfully inscribed by the Author

A double-sided sheet of paper. It is a document about 'John of Gaunt's Kitchen, at Great Canford, Dorsetshire', featuring a picture of John of Gautns Kitchen, Dorsetshire. It was published on Jan 11th 1786 by J. Hopper. The buildings are referred to as "part of the offices of the ancient mansion of lords of the manor of Great Canford.

15 illustrations of Sir Charles Barry's Canford Manor by M. S. Titman F.D.A.1937.