Commonplace book of J. T. Tristram-Valentine

Collections of Richard Gough, consisting of topographical collections, maps and engravings, books on Saxon and Northern literature, a collection of more than 100 early printed liturgical books (chiefly of Sarum or York use, and therefore considered by Gough as part of Wiltshire and Yorkshire topography), and sixteen volumes of Gaignières' valuable drawings of Church monuments in France. A feature of Gough's printed books is the large number which bear manuscript notes and additions. The…

Notes on Medicine, partly written in the 18th cent.

Photographs from negatives in Oxford Central Library by Frank Arthur Bellamy and Henry William Taunt of Oxford and its environs, c. 1895-1902, comprising photographs of: Oxford city and university, Blenheim Palace and Park, Burford, Clifton Hampden, Iffley, Nuneham Courtenay, and Abingdon; with an unidentified wooden frieze depicting animals, birds and reptiles.