Loose leaf papers removed from a binder, containing draft version of the history, statistics and reports used in the Ministry of Education reports.

Contents include:
A History of the Institute: early history; classes held outside Hugh Myddleton Institute (apart from the Princeton St. School of Languages); Princeton Street School of Modern Languages; classes at Throgmorton Avenue.
History of the Institute since the Beginning of War September 1939 including statistics for sessions 1941-42, 1943-43, 1943-44, 1944-45, 1945-46 with overview of training provided for the Army, Canadian Army, ATS, RCAF and Ministry of Labour including censorship, typewriting and language classes.
Area of Institute: including characteristics of area; comments on changes in population and industry in Finsbury; decline in population of Holborn and Finsbury.
Enrolment statistics including student hours and teaching hours, and distribution between the sexes 1923-1949, with years to 1952 annotated in pen.
List of enrolments by subject 1930-1939
Publicity: distribution of prospectuses, hanging cards, handbills, publications approached, and publicity for law classes
Police stations in Area.
Relationships with firms: Hitchcock Williams, Bovril, Liptons, Avery Ltd, Odhams Press, Law Societ, United Law Claerks Association, Union Cold Storage, Courtauls, Armours Ltd, Australia, Royal Assurance Company, Falk Stadedman & Co, Metropolitan Water Board, Prudential Assurance Co, Pearl Assurance Co, The Land Registry, Air Ministry, London & Lancashire & Allied Insurance Co. Also a list of nearby firms.
Statistics of examination results (no individuals named).
Language prizes and examination successes 1937-1938 - named individuals.
Social activities.
Swedish festival., 1939.

Includes a loose map on tracing paper showing where students attend the College from.

Cuttings, mostly taken from the Harrow Observer, covering the Annual Art Exhibition, the new building in 1901, prizes, scholarships, the 1928 extension, adertisements for classes, introduction of 'Keep Fit' classes in 1937, Harrow Education Week 1938, wartime classes (second world war), proposals for Northwick Park, courses in Atomic Energy and Jazz (1955)

Includes enclosures of the 1928 prospectus including lectures by Mordaunt Shairp and the programme for the opening of the 1928 extension, as well as photographs of:
Principal Mumford and student c1920
Mr JA Robinson and the examination class 1922
Annual Exhibition 1923, 1924, 1925,
Plays perfomed c1938
Queues outside Station Road c1953

Minute book for meetings of the Finance and General Purposes Committee of the Polytechnic between 23 May 1932 and 16 Jun 1947.

Matters arising include: rebuilding scheme; financial statements; new course proposals; cinema tenancy; grants, legacies; Polytechnic Jubilee (1932); annual fete; appointments, resignations and salaries; Polytechnics and the Poorer Classes; clubs and societies; leases; Robert Mitchell bronze casting (Dec 1933); lease of 307-311 Regent Street (July 1934); gift of organ (17 Sep 1934); Chiswick Sports Ground development and running track; Secondary School; Howard Morley legacy; Compassionate Fund; property insurance; installation of organ in the theatre [cinema] (17 Feb 1936); Cinema decorations (21 Sep 1936); air raid precautions (from 15 Feb 1937); coronation celebrations; electrictiy and water supplies; aid raid shelters (23 Oct 1939); evacuation of secondary and craft schools; requisition of Poly property at Chiswick by military; war comforts fund; training of army personnel and production work; Chiswick Sports Ground allotments; war damage insurance; war service allowances to conscientious objectors (15 Dec 1941); memorial to JEK Studd (1944); air raid damage to Chiswick (1944); Education Policy of the Poly (Jan 1945); proposed award of British Kinematograph Society scholarships at the Polytechnic (Jan 1945); renaming of the Secondary School (Dec 1945); Olympic Games 1948 honorary membership for athletes.

Official Royal Air Force pilot's log book belonging to JR 'Dick' Worswick giving detail of each flight he took both during training and after. For each flight it gives the date, type of aircraft, name of 1st and 2nd pilot, duty, number of minutes flying. Also includes some photographs added by Worswick of planes and some taken whilst in the air.

On 7 May 1943 there are details of his plane going missing and that an extensive search was carried out but no result.

At the back of the book are sections titled 'Record of Link Trainer Practices', 'Record of Service', 'Aircraft Flown' and also a stuck in page titled 'Air Ministry Order A.275/1942 - Loading of Aircraft'.