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‘Toynbee Hall and the Jewish Community’ Contains documentation of the links between Toynbee Hall andRead More
1 File Former Reference: TOY/IMG/5/2/2/3-5, 7
Contains lists of speakers and correspondence, including David Astor, the second Earl & Countess Attlee,Read More
Research notes including correspondence from Elizabeth Asquith and Cliff Tucker, reports on the Childrens TheatreRead More
1 photograph Former Reference: TOY/IMG/5/1/2/1
1 photograph Former Reference: TOY/IMG/5/2/8
Contains minutes, agendas, a pamphlet, correspondence and press cuttings including a discussion about Oswald MosleysRead More
2 photographs Former Reference: TOY/IMG/5/2/4 TOY/IMG/4/1/1/1
12 photographs Former Reference: TOY/IMG/4/2/5/1, 7-12, 1418
2 photographs Former Reference: TOY/IMG/5/2/6-7 TOY/IMG/4/3/18-19
Contains historical description of the history and activities at Toynbee Hall. 1 document
Contains Poems by Simon Purcell. 1 Volume
Contains report of Marion Press’ work at Toynbee Hall , lists of other staff, membersRead More
Contains a report on the opening of Evershed House by the Prime Minister, Edward Heath,Read More
Contains details of the Queens visit to open Attlee House and an obituary for StRead More
Contains indepth report by Walter Birmingham of all activities at Toynbee Hall. 1 volume
Contains a centerfold of photographs of activities at Toynbee Hall includes articles on housing, education,Read More
Contains a centerfold of photographs of activities at Toynbee Hall, lists of staff, Council membersRead More
Contains reports on activities at Toynbee Hall, lists of Council members, staff and residents, aRead More
Contains a report of the official opening of Sunley House, includes black and white photographs,Read More
Contains a report on the introduction of the new Warden, Donald Chesworth. Black and whiteRead More
Contains a short history of Toynbee Hall and photographs of activities. 1 volume
