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Copy of recording of lecture by Raymond Priestley to 'A.E.Y.N.T', introduced by Sir Vivian Fuchs. Priestley talks about his experiences in the Antarctic with Shackleton 1907-1909, but the major theme of the lecture is on his experiences as a member of the 'Northern Party' of Scott's British Antarctic Expedition 1910-1913 Recording time: 48 minutes split across two tracks

Copy of recording of a commercial performance of a sea song sung by male voice with piano accompaniment, likely to be one of those sung by members of Scott's Antarctic Expedition. There are also recordings of Raymond Priestley singing Antarctic songs, unaccompanied, made the year before he died. He can be heard singing three songs. One appears to tell the story of Scott's expedition. Another describes a blizzard and other Antarctic weather conditions. The third song is an adaptation of the 1908 popular song 'I Hear You Calling Me' which was devised by members of the 'Northern Party' Recording time: 10.21 minutes

Notebook containing Stuart Hall's handwritten notes including writings on Raphael Samuel, Marxist historian and friend of Hall

Notebook containing Stuart Hall's handwritten notes on the body and blackness which includes notes on embodiment and Eve's body.

Notebook containing Stuart Hall's handwritten notes on race and postmodernism.

Notebook containing Hall's handwritten notes and writings including notes on Consenting Legislation in 1900s and 1960s, Wolfenden Report, Race and Moral Panics notes, British Sociological Association (BSA) lecture and London School of Economics seminar.

Notebook containing Hall's handwritten notes and writings on Race, critical theorist Homi Bhabha and British Film and Black Cinema.

Programme for day school on the History of the University of Birmingham held on 16 March 2013

Presentation on student representation at the University of Birmingham and the events of 1968 and the student protest at Birmingham