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Sketches and notes on domestic and church architecture, including an envelope which contains a house plan, rubbings taken from beams, and relevant correspondence.

Suggestions and treatment for Welsh film, 1956, Blaxhall film, 1957, and rural crafts film.

Typed summary of a television series entitled 'The Land', annotated by George Ewart Evans.

'The Old Rural Community', transcripts of a series of interviews with the older [named] residents of the village, dated June 1964 - January 1965.

Transcript of a radio programme to which George Ewart Evans contributed, entitled 'Social History and the Recorded Voice'.

Transcript of a schools' radio programme for A-level English, on the subject of Chaucer, containing an interview with George Ewart Evans (August 1967), accompanied by his own notes on echoes of Chaucerian imagery in local country speech.

Transcripts:: a court roll, 1718, and a terrier of Barking and Needham; article from the Illustrated London News, 1851, on a meeting for the improvement of the labouring classes, chaired by Prince Albert; an obituary notice from The Times, 1886, and a biography of Mrs Girling of the Shaker community; survey of the rural districts of Suffolk. Date of transcripts estimated [1950x1980]

Handwritten and typed transcripts of an inventory, 1844, bible inscriptions, 1698-1926, invitation cards, 1805, school log-book, 1800-99, award (valuation), 1902, lease agreement, 1903, and a tenancy agreement, 1919.

Transcripts of other Blaxhall recordings, specifically interviews with Rookyard (also Aldous), A. S. Pluck and H. E. Rowe, Mrs Savage, Mr Tom Jay (and his wife).

Translations of a poem and a Welsh story; black and white group photograph [?1950s], printed bookseller's list. See also no. 447.

Two exercise books with notes and lists of tapes used for the radio programmes on horses, 1963-4; manuscript notes on the gathering of horse-lore information; list of contributors to 'The Old Rural Community' programme; press cutting on a modern occurrence of witchcraft and superstition.

Typescript Welsh poems by Peate, 1974, 1980, on the deaths of his brother and son, the subject of hospital, and year's end.