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Ledger containing lists of attendees by night of performance for Latin Plays in chronological order. Names of plays performed and dates of performances are given.

Ledger containing lists of signatures of attendees at Latin Plays in chronological order. In some cases names of plays performed and dates of performances are given. In most cases lists are split into school alumni ('Old Westminsters') and 'Visitors'. Contains signatures of Princess Louise, (Trinummus 1902 entry) and King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (Adelphi 1937 entry).

Bound volume containing hand written notes by the School Captain concerning all aspects of planning, rehearsals and accounts for productions of the Latin play. It appears to be for the use of those involved in the production.

Bound volume containing hand written notes by the School Captain concerning all aspects of planning, rehearsals and accounts for productions of the Latin play. It appears to be for the use of those involved in the production. Compiled by J.A. Evetts (King's Scholar 1925-1930; Captain 1929).

Bound volume containing hand written notes by the School Captain concerning all aspects of planning, rehearsals and accounts for productions of the Latin play. It appears to be for the use of those involved in the production. Compiled by I.I. Milne (King's Scholar 1925-1930) and J.A. Evetts (King's Scholar 1925-1930; Captain 1929).

Empty envelope addressed to H. Manisty, 2 Dr Johnson's Buildings, Temple, E.C. (Studied at Westminster 1866-1870). Probably contained Latin Play invitation or tickets.

Memo concerning the procedure to be followed by boys acting as torch-bearers on the visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to the Latin Play in 1937

Rough sketch for seating plan for Latin Play, probably drawn in advance of King George VI's attendance at the production of Adelphi in 1937. Also contains information about the number of people to be presented to the King. The document is numbered '2' at the top right of the page.

Handwritten list of individuals to be invited to a production of 'Asinaria' perfomed in 1976, listed by night of performance. Names are annotated with information about their connection to the school.

Bill paid by Rev. A.G.S. Raynor, Master of the Queen's Scholars.