Published in "English Literature in Transition, 1880-1920" volume 32.1
Published in The Powys Review
Details the relationship between Edward Thomas and Robert Frost
A history of Balham Congregational Church and Lennor Hall Institute 1880 - 1930
With ink annotations
Publication and author unknown
Publication unknown
Published in "The Use of English"
Published in "England: My Adventure"
Taken from "The Gardener's Chapbook"
Discusses the Stand and Stare project to date and the collaboration between The Arnolfini and the Forestry Commission. Also mentions forthcoming gallery exhibition exploring the forest in contemporary art
Includes postcard from Jean to Jeff Cooper
Published in "The Bookman" special Christmas number 1917. With ink annotation
£245 10s 4d received in subscriptions. Compiled by Gibson, Harris, Prince & Co. Chartered Accountants
Department of English, University of North Carolina. Discusses the impact Robert Frost's stay in England had on his writing
Author unknown. Discusses the relationship between Edward and Helen Thomas with quotations from Robert Frost. Includes a note from Myfanwy Thomas "Can't imagine where this came from or who sent it. Someone who's really 'got it in for Mother'. What a cheap & nasty piece'
Discusses the combatant countries and their resources during the First World War
Mentions "The Poems of Edward Eastaway (Edward Thomas) published by Selwyn and Blount in 1917"
Annotated
With annotations by Myfanwy Thomas
Possibly written by Martin Orrom. Describes the foundation of the Sculpture Trail
Describes references to tea at Gwili Cottage. Includes photocopy of Welsh language article "Cofio Edward Thomas" by Ioan Mai Evans
Music possibly by Edward Eastaway Thomas
Musical setting of the poem "Lights Out" by Edward Thomas. Includes letter from Mary Chandler to Edward Eastaway Thomas regarding the unpublished piece of music
Published Leeds, 1978
Includes letter from Trevor Hearl mentioning further references to the colleges in an article by Michael V Boyd "The Church of England Colleges 1890 - 1944", Old Chelt W H Ashley (c.1860s), a school inspector in Mauritius possibly A Toussaint editor of "Dictionary of Mauritius Biography" 1944, and another Old Chelt Gilbert A Christian who published "English Education from Within" in 1922, an account of College life under Reverend Chamney "not a prominent figure in the educational world"
Hearl, Trevor WilliamIncludes "St Mary's Dymock 2008 Budget"
Includes a photocopy of the poem "Showers and solitude"
Discusses Edward Thomas's love of Sussex and his relationship with James Guthrie and The Pear Tree Press. Includes photocopy of passage "Edward Thomas: The Friend and The Artist" from "To The Memory of Edward Thomas" by James Gutherie, published 1937; and poem "An Old Sussex Manor", possibly by Charles Kennett Burrow
Gives Christmas greetings to unknown recipient, Mrs Williams and Miss John. Gives details of his attachment to the 244th Siege Battery and describes operations at Romney Marsh as well as how his son Mervyn is prospering at home
Written to an unknown recipient describing conditions on the Western Front, stating "I should like to come home some day, but do not exactly expect to, though I know I have a fair chance". Send love to Mrs Williams and Miss John
Includes photocopy of letter of concern from Barbara Davis; Photocopies of plans of the proposed mast; maps of the area, information on the Poets' Path and public rights of way and information on the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Discusses discrepancy over the definition of Edward Thomas as a "Georgian" poet. Includes handwritten paragraph [crossed out] on reverse by Edward Eastaway Thomas
Letter thanking Judy and Julia for their letters after the death of Myfanwy's mother Helen Thomas. Includes a description of the funeral service
Includes photocopy of site report April 1988; photocopy of article "How Asulox helped the daffodils fight back" and photocopy of letter from Keith Alexander of The National Trust to John Hughes of the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group 15 April 1996