Items (626 total)

Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Includes five pages of manuscript inscriptions by Sister Catherine Witham in the flyleaves at the front of the book.

Sepia toned photographic studio portrait of Briony and Roger as children. The reverse carries miscellaneous notes and lists.

Black and white photograph showing Roger Duncan in pram, with stuffed animals, and Briony standing behind.

Sepia toned portrait of Briony as a child.

Black and white photograph showing Briony Duncan with Benjamin Britten, sitting overlooking a waterfall. [Waterfall referred to by Briony in 2017 as 'Speaksvilles']

Sepia-toned photograph showing Briony Duncan as a toddler, outdoors with an unknown woman in the background. Various measurements noted on reverse

Black and white photograph showing Briony Duncan with two friends in convent school uniform.

Black and white photograph showing Briony Duncan in the driver's seat of a jeep, an unknown woman sitting behind her.

Black and white photograph showing Briony Duncan [in a self-made outfit] with Colin Wilson near Harrow Scool. Labelled 'Colin Wilson & Briony'.

Black and white photograph showing Briony Duncan with the Holmes family on Welcombe Beach. Labelled 'BL with the Holmes Family'

Black and white photograph showing Briony, Rose Marie, and Ronald Duncan eating ice cream cones with Benjamin Britten in a street in Clovelly.

Sepia-toned studio portrait showing Briony Duncan seated with toys. Inscribed on reverse, 'Bryony at 18 months' [sic]. Photographer's mark on reverse.

Sepia toned photograph showing Gandhi's bullocks. Labelled on reverse, 'Bullocks of Gandhi's well.'

Sepia toned photograph showing Bunny and Aunt Henry posed in front of her car. Marked on reverse 'Old Hen Bunny''.

Sepia toned photograph showing Bunny as a girl. Inscribed on reverse 'Bunny taken by Ronnie'.

Black and white photograph showing Bunny, with a bandaged leg, taking cake from Ronald Duncan's lap on his birthday.

Sepia toned photograph showing Bunny in school uniform with a dog. The photograph is marked on the reverse 'Schoolgirl Bunny'.

Black and white photograph showing Bunny with a Pekingese on her lap. An unknown woman can be partially seen learning in the doorway behind her with a cigarette.

Black and white photograph showing, left to right, Bunny, Rose Marie Duncan, and Margery outside Mead Farm. Labelled on reverse in two hands 'Mead Farm July 1948' and 'Margery Harman 0081'.

Devonshire House and the adjoining refectory were opened in December 1960.