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Profit and loss accounts for financial years 1981-1982 prepared by accountants for Mottram as bound documents

Typescript accounts of the stages of Reginald Ruggles Gates' expedition to the Canadian Arctic. 6 items

St Thomas's Hospital Collegiate Establishment': comprising a bound manuscript volume containing accounts of students with the establishment and signatures of students in compliance with regulations. Also contains typescript 'Copy of Regulations under which the Students' Hall has been opened for the accommodation of the Students at St Thomas's Hospital'.

STH Ref: Vol 12

Typescript accounts of the life of Mary Hutton Wilkins (Wilkins’ paternal grandmother) and the ancestry of the Hutton family, aspects of which were used in chapter 1, ‘Distant Shores’, of Wilkins’ autobiography, The third man of the double helix (Oxford University Press, 2003), with related manuscript research notes.

Typescript accounts of Wilkins’ ancestry, aspects of which are used in chapter 1, ‘Distant shores’, in his autobiography, The third man of the double helix (Oxford University Press, 2003). Also related manuscript research notes and correspondence

[Secretary's file]. King's College Hospital new building, 'No.2 Contract' detailed accounts for the building works carried out. (Numbered statements, 1-27).

Secretary's file. Comparison of annual income and expenditure accounts for 1885 and 1886.

Secretary's file. Accounts from Winter, Bothamley & Co., Solicitors, to King's College Hospital Removal Fund, for professional fees in handling the promotion and passing of the King's College Hospital (Removal) Act 1904 and the purchase of the Denmark Hill site.

Secretary's file. Account from Winter, Bothamley & Co., Solicitors, to King's College Hospital Removal Fund, for professional fees in handling rents from houses on the Denmark Hill site, and business in connection with maintenance of the Denmark Hill site and 'The Platanes' at Champion Hill, including the their accounts from estate agents Sladden and Stuart.

Assorted loose pages relating to Guy's Hospital summary accounts including balance sheet and revenue account 30 Aug 1908; financial report, 4 Oct 1909; balance sheet Sep 1914-Apr 1915; statement of receipts and payments for year ending Aug 1930; and statement of receipts and payments Sep 1931-Jan 1932;

[Secretary's File]. Messrs. Kirkland and Capper, Consulting Engineers for King's College Hospital. Statements of account and payments made for works carried out by engineering and electrical contractors.

[Secretary's File]. King's College Hospital Removal Fund, various accounts, mainly for building works on the new Hospital.

Secretary's File. Accounts for equipment and furniture supplied by Harrods for the new King's College Hospital.

[Secretary's File]. Various accounts relating to the King's College Hospital Removal Fund, the Building Fund, and the Medical School Building and Equipment Fund, including summarized accounts for 1903 - 1914/1915, annual accounts for 1915, lists of donations promised and received.

Guy's Hospital College, Approximate Balance Sheet and Trading and Profit and Loss Account, 31 Dec 1915; Receipts and payments account for the quarter ended 30 Jun 1922; Balance Sheet, 1 Jan 1928 and Revenue account for the year ended 15 Jan 1928. 1 file

St Thomas's Hospital Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund Accounts 1967-1972.

Typescript annotated accounts of the lives of Wilkins’ ancestors, including William Mortimer Wilkins (Wilkins’ great-grandfather), William Wilkins (Wilkins’ grandfather), Eliza Wilkins (Wilkins’ great-aunt), Mary Hutton Wilkins (Wilkins’ grandmother) and Edgar Henry Wilkins (Wilkins’ father). Aspects of these accounts were used in chapter 1, ‘DistantShores’, in Wilkins’ autobiography, The third man of the double helix (Oxford University Press, 2003)

Typescript accounts of Maurice Wilkins’ early childhood in New Zealand, 1916-1923, move to UK, 1923, and childhood in Birmingham. Aspects of these accounts were used in chapter 1, ‘Distant shores’, The third man of the double helix by Maurice Wilkins. Also published booklet, ‘A city at war: Birmingham, 1939-1945’ (Birmingham Museums and City Art Gallery, 1985), with a photograph of Wilkins’ parents during their service as Fire Guards, World War Two

Typescript annotated accounts of Wilkins’ childhood, specifically relating to his early interest in science and technology. Aspects of these accounts were used in chapter 1, ‘DistantShores’, in his autobiography, The third man of the double helix (Oxford University Press, 2003)

Two manuscript accounts of Maurice Wilkins’ childhood in New Zealand. Aspects of these accounts were used in chapter 1, ‘Distant shores’ of Wilkins’ autobiography, The third man of the double helix (Oxford University Press, 2003)