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Six large mounted black and white photographs of various laboratories within the Borough Polytechnic Institute extension buildings. The photographs are held in a paper sleeve addressed to Douglas H Ingall. The photographs include the Food Analysis Laboratory, Elementary Chemistry Laboratory, Prepared Sales Counter, Paint Laboratory, Cake Decoration Room and Advanced Chemistry Laboratory.

Images of the following current and former student halls of residence: David Bomberg House; McLaren House; Courland Grove, New Kent Road; Surrey Lodge and McLaren House.

Black and white photograph of the outside of the City of Westminster College building after it had become part of the Polytechnic of the South Bank

The photographs show the construction of the Learning Resources Centre between 1995-6 and the digital images show the exterior of the finished building in the early twenty-first century.

Borough Road building from behind taken during construction of the Tower Block

The Borough Road building from Borough Road showing new extension.

Contains the financial records of the institution including the Finance Committee.

Contains records relating to the buildings and estates of the institution.

Correspondence of the Borough Polytechnic.

Correspondence and reports of related and local institutions.

Contains correspondence, re-siting plans and programme for a service of re-dedication.

Booklet describing proposals for the building of the Keyworth 2 building [K2] and the St George's II development. Plans for St George's II subsequently changed. The booklet also details the improvements the developments would supply for the Departments of Health and Social Care and Education.

Loose letters, bills, building estimates, legal documents and notes regarding the purchase of the Borough Road building for the Borough Road Polytechnic and its subsequent adaptation and refurbishment.

A pamphlet setting out the University's plans for developing St. George's Chapel on Borough Road and building Keyworth II as part of a fifteen year estates development strategy.

Architect's 'Stage C' report with images