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K1140 - Papworth Village Settlement for the treatment and aftercare of tuberculosis, Papworth, Cambridgeshire

A - Records of Frank Jordan, archivist and historian of the Settlement and village

Collapse B - Special Collections: Records of the Village Settlement and elsewhere arranged and listed in detail by Frank Jordan while in office and after his retirement

B - Special Collections: Records of the Village Settlement and elsewhere arranged and listed in detail by Frank Jordan while in office and after his retirement

4 - Frank Jordan's Lists of Records

5 - Records Arranged and Listed by Frank Jordan

Expand 1 - 'Literature Publicity': brochures and leaflets about Papworth Village Settlement, (many printed at Papworth), for fundraising, programmes for film showings in aid of Papworth cuttings from magazines of articles about Papworth

1 - 'Literature Publicity': brochures and leaflets about Papworth Village Settlement, (many printed at Papworth), for fundraising, programmes for film showings in aid of Papworth cuttings from magazines of articles about Papworth

2 - 'Literature Publicity: Newspapers'

3 - 'Literature General': Documents from the Village Settlement and elsewhere

4 - 'Literature Medical'

5 - 'Literature Medical Booklets'

6 - 'Literature pre-Settlement'

1 - Abstract of title of George Grant Stevenson Esq to the Papworth Estate in the Counties of Cambridge and Hunts, including Lot 14, Papworth Hall, purchased from E.T. Hooley, who had bought the property in 1896

2 - Plan of the Exceedingly Valuable Freehold Residential, Sporting and Agricultural Estates known as Papworth in the Parishes of Papworth Everard, Eltisley, Yelling and Elsworth. Cambridgeshire. For Sale by Messrs. James Styles & Whitlock

3 - Typescript copy of the Inclosure Award for Papworth Everard, Commissioner William Constance

4 - Inclosure map for Papworth Everard, signed by William Constance

5 - Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, vol. XXII, no.6, London, Saturday Aug 8 1812

6 - Photocopy of the Papworth Everard Inclosure map

7 - Cambridge Antiquarian Society Proceedings, vol. LX, no. 3 of the 15th Series, new series vol 9, 24 Apr - 29 May 1911

8 - Cambridge Antiquarian Society no. XLVIII (Octavo Publications), Vetus Liber Archidiaconi Eliensis

9 - Mary Margaret Taylor, ‘Some sessions of the peace in Cambridgeshire in the Fourteenth Century 1340, 1380-83’, a Bryn Mawr College Ph D dissertation, printed in the Cambridge Antiquarian Society Proceedings

10 - Envelope sometime used for Roman coins found on Ermine Street [ coins no longer present]

11 - Recollection of Mrs Ding Sen (can we identify her?) of the outcome of the sale of Papwort Hall in 1912

12 - Letter (dated Apr 10, 1938), from Mr. Philips of Selwyn College, Cambridge to unknown Papworth recipient about a piece of Papworth pottery from the Early Iron Age on loan to the Cambridge which? Museum, and to be returned to Papworth, annotated to record continuation of loan until at least 1964

13 - Letter, 2 March 1976, Geoffrey Vinter, Chairman of the Board of Governors of Papworth Village Settlement, to John Bradfield, Senior Bursar, Trinity College regarding the employment of Rowland Parker, author of 'The Common Stream' (a history about Foxton), to write a similar history about Papworth

14 - Letter, 9 Mar 1976, John Bradfield to Geoffrey Vinter, in reply to his of 2 March, enclosing [see /15 - 17 below] copies of some of the college's documents regarding the Papworth Estate

15 - Copies of Trinity College's muniment catalogue entries for Papworth Everard, 1543 –1860 [enclosed in /14 above]

16 - Copy list of documents for sealing by Trinity College at council meeting, 9 June 1897, including conveyance of Papworth Everard to Ernest Terah Hooley for £2000 [enclosed in /14 above]

17 - Copy of the Trinity College Council Minutes, 1896, relating to negotiations between the College and Mr. E.T. Hooley as to estates in Papworth Everard [enclosed in /14 above]

18 - Letter, 16 Mar 1976, from Geoffrey Vinter to Canon Garrett, Rector of Papworth Everard, regarding the information he has obtained about the advowson

7 - 'Literature Catalogue'

8 - "Papworth Annual"

9 - "Papworth's Progress"

10 - Papworth [Annual] Reports

11 - "The Colonist"

12 - "Pendragon Post"

13 - Photographs of village scenes, buildings and people

Expand 14 - Photographs of exterior and interior of medical buildings and hostels, Papworth Hall, medical staff and patients, facilities for the disabled, shelters and ambulances; series entitled "Photographs Medical"

14 - Photographs of exterior and interior of medical buildings and hostels, Papworth Hall, medical staff and patients, facilities for the disabled, shelters and ambulances; series entitled "Photographs Medical"

Expand 15 - Photographs of interior and exterior of offices and workshops, goods produced by the Industries, visits by VIPs, royal warrant and personnel

15 - Photographs of interior and exterior of offices and workshops, goods produced by the Industries, visits by VIPs, royal warrant and personnel

Expand 16 - Photographs taken at Bourn of Sir Pendril Varrier-Jones and of Settlement, soldiers and personnel at Papworth during the Second World War, called "Early Days"

16 - Photographs taken at Bourn of Sir Pendril Varrier-Jones and of Settlement, soldiers and personnel at Papworth during the Second World War, called "Early Days"

Expand 17 - Photographs of Sir Pendrill Varrier-Jones, his grave, Matron Borne, medical and Settlement personnel, Ernest and Anna Maria Hooley, visits by royalty and VIPs, called "Royals and Persons"

17 - Photographs of Sir Pendrill Varrier-Jones, his grave, Matron Borne, medical and Settlement personnel, Ernest and Anna Maria Hooley, visits by royalty and VIPs, called "Royals and Persons"

Expand 18 - Photographs taken at village pantomimes, sporting activities, flower shows, Women's Institute, Gala Week, called "Entertainments and Publicity"

18 - Photographs taken at village pantomimes, sporting activities, flower shows, Women's Institute, Gala Week, called "Entertainments and Publicity"

6 - Collected Records: Photographs

C - Official and business records of the Settlement

D - Records Collected from other Individuals

E - Papworth Oral History Project

Elevation of a gateway at Kimbolton Castle, by Robert Adam, 1764

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Seal of Charles II, 1668

Elevation of a gateway at Kimbolton Castle, by Robert Adam, 1764

A tuberculosis patient in a hut at Papworth Village Settlement, 1932

Photograph of an unidentified woman, Papworth, 1930s

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