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Book entitled 'Record of Illustrations in General Use'. Contains photographs and illustrations of the Borough Polytechnic buildings, classrooms, laboratories and senior staff from 1892-1917. Includes an index and list of photos and illustrations. The majority of photos have been reproduced at better quality and are available at LSBU/7/1.

Correspondence, notes, schedules, programmes, invitations, seating plans, minutes and press releases regarding the arrangements for officially opening the Polytechnic's new extension buildings on 9 July 1969 by The Duke of Edinburgh. Contains letters from James Orr C.V.O., The Duke of Edinburgh's private secretary.

Booklet advertising the conference facilities available in the Keyworth building.

Fold-out leaflet about the new K2 building.

Comprises:

• First report on complete Island-site scheme, October 1948

• A report submitted to members of the Governing Body on suggestions for the development of the Polytechnic: it covers developments of courses offered, the structure of departments and accommodation and premises, c.1957.

• A Scheme for the Future Development of the Polytechnic: a report setting out the desired development of the Polytechnic in terms of teaching, accommodation, buildings and amenities, 1957.

• The Development of the Borough Polytechnic: a progress report looking at the Governors' 1957 Scheme of Development and the progress made, October 1960.

• A report for London County Council detailing approximate estimates of cost, initial cost plans and a comparison of schedule areas with plan areas, April 1964.

• Report to the Governors Building Sub-Committee: a report on the development of the Tower and Extension Blocks including architectural plans by Norman and Dawbarn, Juy 1964.

• Schedule of Accommodation in Existing Buildings and Proposed Extension: a table of rooms, their functions, their area in square feet and maximum student capacity, October 1964.

Comprises a report on a preliminary block plan scheme for an extension between Borough Road Building and the National College (what is now the Tower and Extension Blocks) and architectural drawings showing the layout of the extension.

Comprises:

• Correspondence regarding the proposed development, 1981

• Correspondence and papers regarding the planning proposal and public enquiry, 1982-83

• Southbank Technopark Limited Directors' Reports and Accounts 1982 and 1983

• Information packs for prospective tenants, c.1985

• Publicity material regarding the building and its services and facilities c.1985

A report on the Southwark Campus highlighting potential improvements. It provides contextual information on the University, the surrounding area, planning and regeneration in London and future requirements for University buildings.

Contains the minutes of the Educational Committee.

Bound minute book consisting of handwritten minutes.

Contains the minutes of committees for the schools and institutes managed by the Borough Polytechnic and the advisory committee minutes for different subjects.

Contains reports by the Ministry of Education on the Borough Polytechnic.

Contains the examination results of students.

Comprises agendas and minutes from Research Board meetings along with summaries of research projects being undertaken in different departments and departmental reports.
The Research Board was established in June 1967 to oversee the research activities of the Borough Polytechnic Institute and the publication of a research bulletin.

Eight reports written by the Polytechnic of the South Bank for quinquennial visits by the Council for National Academic Awards (CNAA) in March 1974, May 1980 and June 1982.

Three binders containing record cards for students registered for CNAA Research Degrees.

Contains details of the students and staff of the Borough Polytechnic who died during the First World War and whose names are on the First World War memorial in the Borough Road building.

Comprises guidelines and manuals regarding the University's corporate identity along with minutes from the 1960s Publicity Committee.