Note that the Ruskin Galleries no longer exists. The Whitehouse Ruskin Collection is now owned by the University of Lancaster's The Ruski
50 letters to and from Wyatt, 26 written by the Duke containing specific instructions for work at Apsley House.
Very detailed in the later years: no other such record is known for any other town of this period in the old county of Berkshire
Provides unsurpassed detail for the self-regulating life of a Wiltshire manor, overseen during this period by the Bayntun and then the Starkey families, most of the business being the management of
This book, together with the Leeke Cartulary acquired with the help of FONL in 1971, form the only surviving papers of the Leeke family estate centered on Sutton Scarsdale Hall
A memorandum of the observances at Beckets shrine written by two monks of Christ Church Canterbury, who were guardians of the shrine.
The deed appoints trustees of lands, out of the profits of which they are to appoint a priest to say Mass daily for Sir John Percyvale and Dame Thomasine, his wife.
Collection contains 20 charters granting lands in and around Kirkby Thore to the Cistercian Abbey of Holm Cultram and 22 medieval deeds c oncerning land transactions in the Newbiggin, Temple Sowerb
One of the most important and extensive family archives from the West Riding of Yorkshire.
As well as the usual deeds , wills, marriage settlements and copyhold papers there are more than 30 fine 18th and 19th century maps of Norfolk parishes and estates
460 medieval deeds and documents, seven albums of copy deeds, legal papers accounts and vouchers ranging from the 14th to the 19th centuries; eight pedigree rolls of the Leigh and related families
Manuscript deeds of various properties at Chawton 1304 - 1525, together with a volume of transcribed deeds for Chawton 1547 - 1621.