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Some unpublished according to http://www.edward-thomas-fellowship.org.uk/downloads/Edward-Thomas-Letters-Index.pdf

Typescript of original letters. With ink annotation

Observations on getting older extracted from "a retired officer's correspondence"

Given at Lincoln College, Oxford

Includes several poems by Wilfrid Gibson

Includes various poems by James Elroy Flecker. Annotated

Extract on Thomas Hardy's views on Edward Thomas. Talk dated 9 April 1920. Annotated

Discusses the friendship between Edward Thomas and Walter de la Mare. With ink annotation

With ink annotation. Author unknown

Written in Arras

With pencil and ink annotations

Quotes Gibson "I didn't show [the songs] to de la Mare because they weren't finished when he was here, and anyhow he is quite out of sympathy with my work at anytime... But it is better to have a friend than to write the loveliest song in the world". With ink annotations

Includes a description of how Brooke wrote poetry. With ink annotations

Includes photocopy of letter from Roger Hogg to John Chirgwin regarding the bibliography, 6 July 1992

With an introduction by Sean Street. Published by The Cyder Press

Includes accompanying letter from Pat Palmer, 17 June 2014

Received from "Jan" and James Thompson, Librarian at the University of Reading

With pencil annotations

Song lyrics for "Dear Evelina", "There is a Tavern in the Town", "Riding Down from Bangor", "Upidee", "Solomon Levi", "Clementine", "Camptown Races", "So Early in the Morning" and "Simon the Cellarer"

Kings and Queens was produced for the 50th anniversary of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II with contribution by Anne Harvey. Broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 1 June 2003

A Nursery in the Nineties is the dramatised memoir of Eleanor Farjeon. Broadcast on BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour 26-30 May 2003. Contains episodes 1 - 3 of 5

Includes map of the route, newspaper cuttings and photograph of the walkers taken at South Harting [photographer unknown]. Annotated

Possibly published in the Radio Times. John Arlott presents poems by Edward Thomas. Broadcast on BBC 2 on 12 March 1982

Published by University Tutorial Press Limited

Stamped "Frederick O Hartop"

Includes correspondence between the Forestry Commission and TSWA 3D Arts; press release and information; project newsletter

Away days held on 19 and 20 March 2003. Includes:
Draft programme and related correspondence
Notes by Jeremy Rees
Details of work carried out on the Sculpture Trail to date
Examples of work by D Eckert
Fundraising strategy
Art consultants brief
Year of the Artist June 2000 - May 2001 press release by Forest Enterprise

Circulated prior to an away day to review the vision and function of the Trust and contribute to the forthcoming three-year business plan

Agendas, meeting minutes, AGM details, notes by Jeremy Rees and related correspondence

Agendas, AGM details, notes by Jeremy Rees and related correspondence

Agendas, meeting minutes, AGM details, notes by Jeremy Rees and related correspondence

Agendas, meeting minutes, AGM details, notes by Jeremy Rees and related correspondence. Also includes "Health Promotion in the Forest Art Trail" document and "One World, One County" project document

Notes by Jeremy Rees, related correspondence, "Update text to use in the website", photocopy of article on Robert Moreau

Notes by Jeremy Rees and related correspondence. Also includes copyright information for the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail website; temporary leaflet for the trail in 2002; details of the Forest of Dean Community Radio Access Radio Project; document on the identity of the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust; financial details for the production of the "Lightshift" video; update on projects "Diversity" and "Health in the Forest of Dean"; document on "Supporters for or Friends of the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust"

Trust deeds and related correspondence including the establishment of the Trust, details of trustees and amendments made to the trust deeds

London. Police arresting a man after the shooting incident in the Mall today as the Queen rode past on horseback on her way to the Trooping the Colour Ceremony which went ahead as scheduled on Horse Guards Parade, London

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association

Description of note found by Edward Eastaway Thomas. Reads "in loving remembrance of my dear dad who help[ed] to build his old home, also the big one here he climb[ed] this hill to eat his bread & cheese, Steep his old home. 12 children born in Steep and neberhood [sic], died Dec, 1936 aged 91 and 9 month"