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The boards are inscribed with 'Semper ad Coelum , Aim High, Whipps Cross Hospital Training School for Nurses, Honours List and Medallists'

Contains the records of South Bank University Enterprises Limited and its predecessor South Bank Poly-Enterprises Limited. The collection has been arranged into the following categories:

SBUEL/1 Governance Records, 1988-2011

SBUEL/2 Administrative Records,

SBUEL/3 External Publications, 1986-1995

Comprises emolument declarations signed by the Directors listing all emoluments received for the year ended 31 July 1995.

Comprises correspondence with South Bank Poly-Enterprises Limited's solicitors regarding contracts, legal questions and invoices from the solicitors for services provided.

Contains the early paperwork of South London Polytechnic Institutes including a Memorial (petition) to the Charity Commissioners, appeals for funds and donation cards.

Correspondence regarding the establishment of Lambeth Polytechnic. The Polytechnic was on the same site as the Brixton School of Building (opened in 1904 as the London County Council School of Building).

Contains the following balance sheet and accounts for South London Polytechnic Institutes:

30 June 1889;

11 February 1890;

30 June 1890;

31 December 1890;

30 November 1891.

17 press cuttings from various newspapers relating to the college's merger with South Bank Polytechnic.

Correspondence detailing the merger between South West London College and South Bank Polytechnic. It includes an information pack about the College setting out the Board of Governors, site locations, courses on offer and academic staff.

Drawings of the proposed Marwin Trace Machine Building and the Hovercraft Unit, both at the NPL Ship Division, Feltham.

Photograph showing existing structures, with outline and text explaining proposed new structures and plans for the use of the explosion gallery.

Exterior photograph.

Includes programmes for building openings and information booklets about the buildings.

Booklet produced for the opening of the SMRE, on 14 December 1962, with information about the building and work.