•Box containing a photocopy of his diary from 1962 (the original copy is with his family), transcript of his, diary from 1952 when he was an apprentice at Mount Stewart Gardens, Co. Down, and correspondence (1973-1985)
•Box containing correspondence and recollections of Henry Howden (Harry) Bryce, former gardener at RBGE, collection dating 1913-1990
•Box containing folder of photos (negatives and contact prints), possibly New Guinea in 1962? (includes two photos of Canon Norman Cruttwell) Photos are mainly of local people, events, villages, mountains and scenery.
•Notebook containing an article for ‘Theosophist’ Aug – Nov 1917, titled “Francis Bacon and the Cipher Story”
Woodward, F.L•Letter to P. Neill Fraser (7 Nov 1904)
Wright, [A.A.]Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stones entitled "Flowers of the Himalays."
Written sometime after the death of her husband in 1967 and before her death in 1979
Proceeds for card went to "Tibetan Refugee Children"
TRANSCRIPTION
printed text in bold
[INSIDE LEFT]
"FLOWERS OF THE HIMALAYAS"
Meconopsis betonicifolia (baileyi)
Lilium sherriffiae
Meconopsis sherriffii
[INSIDE RIGHT]
Sherriff, BettyThis Card, drawn by Margaret Stones,
takes with it the wish to help
TIBETAN REFUGEE CHILDREN
to find education & happiness in Dr. Graham's Homes
at Kalimpong, Bengal, IndiaWITH ALL GOOD WISHES FOR CHRISTMAS
AND THE NEW YEAR
from
[signed] Betty SherriffAscreavie
Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stone. Signed by Betty Sherriff.
TRANSCRIPTION
printed text in bold
[INSIDE LEFT]
"HIMALAYAN BLUE PRIMULA"
Primula whitei
[HANDWRITTEN MESSAGE]
I know you will be sorry to hear that poor Ludlow has been having trouble with his back and has had to lie up for some months. He says a slipped disc? His is longing to get back to the B.M. [British Museum]
[INSIDE RIGHT]
Sherriff, BettyA Happy Christmas to you all and
and *a with BEST WISHES for 1972 FROM
[signed] Betty Sherriff
Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stones. There is a handwritten message written by Betty Sherriff.
Written sometime after the death of her husband in 1967 but before "Quest for Flowers" was published in 1975.
Proceeds for card went to "Tibetan Refugee Children"
TRANSCRIPTION
printed text in bold
[INSIDE LEFT]
I am sorry to have been so long in returning your diary but will do so very soon. Dr. Fletcher did use a bit out of it. The description of the eye (cataract) operation.
The book is now finished, except my chapter - Have not been too well and am out of circulation for a short time but nothing basically wrong - just pushing myself too hard!
Hope all goes well with all of you -
"RHODODENDRON ORBICULARE"
grown at Ascreavie
[INSIDE RIGHT]
A very Happy Christmas to you all
and *with BEST WISHES FROM
[signed] Betty SherriffAscreavie
[BACK]
Sherriff, BettyThis Christmas Card, drawn by Margaret Stones,
takes with it the wish to help
TIBETAN REFUGEE CHILDREN
to find education & happiness in Dr. Graham's Homes
at Kalimpong, Bengal, India
Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stones. There is a handwritten message written by Betty Sherriff.
Written sometime after the death of her husband in 1967 but before "Quest for Flowers" was published in 1975.
Proceeds for card went to "Tibetan Refugee Children"
TRANSCRIPTION
printed text in bold
[INSIDE LEFT]
Alas, his [Dr. H.R. Fletcher] L v S [Ludlow and Sherriff] book
has not yet found a publisher but I don't
despair"Rhododendron wardii"
grown at Ascreavie
[INSIDE RIGHT]
Sherriff, BettyA Happy Christmas
to you all
and With best wishes from
[signed] BettyThis Card, drawn by Margaret Stones,
takes with it the wish to help
TIBETAN REFUGEE CHILDREN
to find education & happiness in Dr. Graham's Homes
at Kalimpong, Bengal, India
Printed, black and white, Christmas card on glossy paper. Message on one side only. Features a photograph, presumably taken by Frank Ludlow and a message below with printed image of holly and berries to the right.
The photograph is in black and white and features Namcha Barwa [Namchabarwa] (SE Tibet) at 25445 ft.
TRANSCRIPTION
[Photograph]
Ludlow, FrankNAMCHA BARWA 25445 FT
S.E. TIBETMerry
Christmas
[SIGNED] F. Ludlow
Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stone. Handwritten message from Frank Ludlow.
TRANSCRIPTION
printed text in bold
[INSIDE LEFT]
"HIMALAYAN BLUE PRIMULA"
Primula whitei
This Card, drawn by Margaret Stones, takes with it the wish to help
TIBETAN REFUGEE CHILDREN
to find education & happiness in Dr. Graham's Homes at Kalimpong, Bengal, India
[INSIDE RIGHT]
WITH
BEST WISHES
FROM
[signed] F. Ludlow
[HANDWRITTEN MESSAGE]
Ludlow, FrankOne of the loveliest of primulas which you must have
come across in E. Bhutan through possibly not in flower.
Betty Sherriff grows it to perfection in Scotland!
Trust you and the family are well.
A black and white photograph, mounted on thick board with a metal hood fixed to the top (to hang like an ornament?) and a handwritten message on the back.
Not signed but the message is in Frank Ludlow's handwriting.
The photograph is in black and white and features a yak and a small Tibetan child. Presumably taken by Ludlow in 1936.
TRANSCRIPTION
[FRONT]
[Photograph]
[REVERSE]
Ludlow, FrankTibet 1936 [Photograph]
With all good wishes for Xmas
and the New Year