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This book contains the minutes of the meetings of the Old Grantite Club including annual general meetings, special general meetings, executive committee meetings and sub-committee meetings. It also includes the agendas of meetings and other printed materials which are stuck into the book. Inside the front cover are some loose pages, possibly from a club magazine, which contain details about the history of Grant's House. There is also an index at the front of the various meetings within the book. The meetings give details of the committee, treasurers reports and the general running of the club.

This booklet is a third edition of 'Grants and the Old Grantite Club' duplicating the content of the previous 1986 edition with additional memoirs from Simon Mundy and Tim Woods and a foreword from Dominic Grieve. There are also new photographs of Grant's House. Updated lists of Grant's Housemasters, Heads of House and Presidents of the Old Grantite Club are also included.

The House Ledger was kept by the Head of Rigaud's House and passed on successive Heads of Houses. It contains details of events which the Heads thought were interesting or noteworthy of recording. This ledger is a continuation of the Head of House's log begun in December 1940, (although this earlier ledger is not present in the archive). It describes details of events within Rigaud's House, as well as notes about the boys' attributes and contains some inserts including House Lists.

This book contains details of where the boys stayed at weekends.

This book has various notices stuck in, which were predominantly issued by the Head of House, J. W. Triggs (R 1927 - 1932). The notices include the times of school cases, lock up lists, monitors and their responsibilities, found items, details of the House play and when to collect their copies of the 'Rigaudite Review' amongst other things relating to the general running of Rigaud's House.

This magazine contains an insert by R. S. Chalk (R 1918 - 1924) and some annotations.

There are some annotations throughout the magazine and an insert from R. S. Chalk (R 1918 - 1924).