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The Town Boy Ledgers are a near continuous record of life at Westminster School stretching from 1815-1939. The Ledgers were kept by the pupil elected 'Head of the Town Boys' (Princeps Oppidanus) and were written exclusively for the benefit of future generations of pupils. Until the mid-20th Century, when the term fell into disuse, pupils at the school who were not Scholars were known as 'Town Boys'.

These files contain edtions of the Rigaud's house magazine, 'The Rigaudite Review'. The magazine was compiled by the boys within the House and could be bought for a small price. Sometimes copies were sent out to old Rigaudites. It contained editorials, articles about events going on in the House, details of sporting events and achievements and short stories. The later editions also contain adverts. Some magazines have inserts.

'The Major' was Rigaud's House magazine and is revival of 'The Rigaudite Review'. It largely contains short stories, poems, and artwork, and was compiled by the students.