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A two lecture series on architecture called "Why buildings are interesting" given by F. Herbert Mansford at the South Place Ethical Society in 1897.

A circular disseminated to the members of the South Place Ethical Society prior to a special general meeting of members regarding the need for a new building.

A letter from F. G. Gould, editor of the Monthly Record to Mr. C. James Turnadge regarding response letters from those asked to support the building fundraising appeal.

A letter from P. Chalmers Mitchell to Dr. Delisle Burns saying that although he sympathises with most of the Society's objects he cannot support of the use of his name in the Society's appeal.

A letter from A. E. Houseman to the Honorary Secretary of the South Place Ethical Society saying that he does not wish his name to be included in the appeal committee.

A letter from Harley Granville-Barker to "my dear sir" saying that he does not wish to have his name included with the list of supporters for the building funding appeal.

Colour photo of exterior of Conway Hall from Red Lion Square showing the west side party wall shored up with metal supports.

Colour photo of exterior of Conway Hall from Red Lion Square. Parked cars and a van in shot,

Architectural plan showing front elevation of left wing of Conway Hall stage.

Alan Armitage's painted visualisation of flats proposed for Lamb's Conduit Passage.