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Includes autographs, poems, verse, illustrations and music written by fellow students

Published by Macmillan & Company

Inscribed "F O Hartop, Saltley College, Birmingham"

Includes a Cheltenham Training College timetable for 1878, and accompanying letter from Bernadette Flaherty [Senior Clerical Assistant Archives MSC Project] to Miss E Hub thanking her for the donation, 24 March 1987

Photographer unknown

Annotated with his life story

Photographer unknown

The personal archive of poet U A Fanthorpe CBE (1929-2009), a Gloucestershire-based poet. The collection encompasses extensive correspondence and draft poetry and is an example of the creative processes writers undertake from idea to composition to finished piece. The collection is comprised of paper-based documents and new accessions are occasionally received from U A’s partner Rosie Bailey

With annexed printed manager’s reports

Possibly related to John Pattison Gibson and items found at Hadrian's Wall

Photographer unknown

Annotated on reverse

Mounted

Published by Macmillan & Company

Stamped "Frederick O Hartop"

Stamped "Frederick O Hartop"

A rarely seen photograph of the Queen Victoria, from the archives of Bassano, one of the world's oldest photographic studios. It was taken in 1882; in the background is a painting of Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's "dear one", who died in December 1861. Queen Victoria was born in May 1819 she succeeded to the throne in June 1837 and reigned for 63 years, until her death in January 1901. During her reign the British Empire reached its apogee

ITN Reference: ROYAL/VICT/1

Agency: Camera Press (Bassano)

The Artists’ Books Collection was established in 1998 following the exhibition Books As Art held at Cheltenham Museum and Art Gallery, Cheltenham Town Hall and the Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education’s Pittville Campus

Artists’ Books are created by fine artists and are also known as book art or bookworks. They come in all shapes and sizes, covering diverse topics from Trump to the Trojan War. They can use traditional book bindings or other material, and are often published in small or even single editions

Our collection includes works by Andrew Bick, Melanie Council, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Hamish Fulton, Robert Lax, Chris Ophili, Terry Smith and Andy Warhol

The collection is available to search on the University’s Library Catalogue https://glos.on.worldcat.org/search?sortKey=LIBRARY&databaseList=&queryString=B8%3AArtists+Books&changedFacet=scope&subscope=wz%3A18387%3A%3Azs%3A37348&format=all&database=all&author=all&year=all&yearFrom=&yearTo=&language=all&topic=all

Includes autographs, poems, verse and illustrations by fellow students

With chapters on Reverend Francis Close and Reverend Bromby

James Speakman was born in 1874 and attended Upper Holland Grammar School and Chester Training College before teaching at Walthamstow Forest Road Board School

With pencil annotations

Andrew created Duke of York: The Queen today created Prince Andrew, Duke of York, the traditional title of the Sovereign's second son. In this picture dated approximately 1886, a previous holder of the title (right) who in 1910 became George V, shown with his elder brother, the Duke of Clarence, both sons of Edward VII. When the Duke of Clarence died, the Duke of York became the heir to the throne

Broadcast Date: 23 July 1986

ITN Reference: Royal/GEORGE/5

Agency: Press Association

Includes photographs of year groups, individuals, drama productions and newspaper cuttings. Pencil annotations with dates and details. Some loose items

Photographer unknown

A rarely seen photograph of the Queen Victoria, from the archives of Bassano, one of the world's oldest photographic studios. It was taken in 1887 in the fiftieth anniversary of Victoria's accession to the throne. She reigned another 14 years before her death in January 1901. During her 63 year reign, the British Empire reached its apogee

ITN Reference: ROYAL/VICT/2

Agency: Camera Press (Bassano)

Includes letter from Sarah Perfect, Cheltenham Training College student 1886-1887. 15 October 1956