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Letter from Eric [ ], Cheshunt Folly, Flamstead End, Cheshunt, describes a dinner party he went to. Pleads with 'Dorothy' to send him a letter by return of post explaining her feelings towards him.

Letter from W. Claud Harris, Zoological Society of London, saying they will accept her tortoise on deposit. Appended: receipt for tortoise.

Letter from [Ormie] Dams, Wexham Rectory, Slough, giving the arrangements for the talk to Stoke Poges and Wexham Women's Institute on 8 January.

Copy Letter to Mrs Wynne, Garthewin, Llanfair Talhaearn, Abergele. Hopes to see the performance by the Garthewin Players, produced by Mr Morris Jones.

Letter from Nina Wynne, Garthewin, Llanfair Talhaearn, Abergele, saying that the Garthewin Players were performing on 15 January, invites Maxwell to stay.

Letter from Nina Wynne, Garthewin, Llanfair Talhaearn, Abergele. Thanks her for sending a tip to Bridget and Pat, hopes to see her again before long.

Letter from and Copy Letters to Elwyn Roberts, General Secretary, Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales General Office, Ffordd Abergele, Colwyn Bay, re her visit to the Eisteddfod in connection with her book on Wales commissioned by the G.W.R.. Enclosed: memorandum from J. Dewar, G.W.R., Publicity Department re above.

Copy Letter to and Letter from Rex Bannister, Manager Rhos Abbey Hotel, Rhos on Sea, Colwyn Bay re reserving a room 2-11 August.

Letter from J.A. White, Methuen and Co. Ltd, asking her to revise the Little Guide for Somerset, which they were publishing with Messrs Batsford and Co. Enclosed: 'A Note to Revisers of County Volumes'.

Letter from Brian Batsford, B.T. Batsford Ltd, 15 North Audley Street, London W1, thanking her for accepting the work of revising the Somerset Guide.

Letter from Rev. E.H. Stenning, Hosey, Castletown, Isle of Man. Comments on the winter on the island, on his relatives who live on Alderney and refers to a Mrs Kay-Mouat Maxwell. Gives his thoughts on the situation re the paper shortage for books and publishing, and 'School for Secrets' and 'Great Expectations' as films. Points out the sections that need revising in the Little Guide to Somerset. Mentions the Medieval Cities Series.

Letter from Havilland Hoskyns, South Petherton, Somerset. Comments on the winter. Mentions dramas he had seen at Taunton and Yeovil. Recommends some revisions to the Little Guide. Has bought Exmoor Villages, and comments on it. Notes his interest in a trip by the Archaeological Society to Salisbury.

Circular Letter from Hermon Ould, Sec. of English P.E.N., The Porch, Tring, Herts., with information about the International Congress to be held in Zurich.

Letter from [Sydney Frederick] Arthur Coles, 'Mayfield', Bathurst Walk, Iver, Bucks., thanking her for complimenting his work which has given him the impetus to finish it [A Lyrical Interpretation of the Realm and People of Sweden]. Thanks her, also, for correcting some errors in the manuscript.

Letter from A.G. Clague, Commissioners Office, Port Erin, Isle of Man. He is sending her a cheque for £20 as payment for writing The Port Erin Guide Book.

Letter from A. Sawyer, G.W.R., General Manager's Office, Publicity Department, 14 Bishop's Bridge Road, Paddington, London. Encloses a letter. Enclosed: letter from Mrs I. Catterall, Aysgarth, Euxton, Chorley, Lancs., to a Mr Gilbert Matthews, thanking him for a copy of Holiday Haunts, 1947, and asking for further information re Companion into Worcestershire.

Letter from A. Rankin, Manager, Lion Hotel, Dulverton, Somerset, is reserving a room for her for 7-10 July. Enclosed: card giving details of Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society's annual general meeting and excursions, 8-10 July.

Letter from Havilland Hoskyns, The Manor House, South Petherton, says that her proof has arrived and that he will read it. Comments on G.W. Wade's red guide book, Somerset. Offers to help re Cothelstone.

Letter from Mrs Ivy Catterall, Aysgarth, Euxton, Chorley, Lancs., thanking her for giving information re Companion into Worcestershire. Hopes to buy the book sometime.