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Held at the Church of St Mary at Hill in the City of London.

Trophy inscribed; 'The "Alcena" Cup presented by W. Aylward, Crump & Co for Commercial decorated cake competition by students at the National Bakery School Borough Polytechnic 1930

Winners

1930 A. P. Moll

1931 E. P. Gunneber

1932 H. F. E. Bamford

1933 G. W. Hogwood

1934 L. Ryan

1935 L. F. Mack

1936 Eric Arthur Frobisher

1937 Eric Alvin James

1938 A. A. Bolt

1939 Miss I Baldry

1940 P. J. Cakebread

1941 John Graham

1946 C. Turner

1947 Albert Alpin

1948 A. E. H. Rumble

1949 K. P. J. Mulley

1950 J. W. Berry

1951 W. D. Ferris

1952 J. H. Bennett

1953 John Haig

1954 John Addison

1955 B. Wright Smith

1956 R. J. C. Adams

1957 K. Slatter

1958 B. Bunyan

1959 G. W. Tompkins

1965 H. Bloomfield

1976 Peter J. Power

1977 Jill Mansep

1978 Fiona Marsh

1979 B. F. Martin

1980 Tracy Beasley

1981 Jemmy Brain

1982 Carol Waterhouse

1983 Claire Taylor

1984 M. P. Jahafar

Film of a performance of The Angel Train.

Journal containing an article examining the first stage oflong-term development for the London County Council at the Borough Polytechnic on pages 348-354.

Journal containing an article examining the buildings of the Polytechnic of the South Bank on pages 833-846.

An early history of the Battersea Polytechnic Institute which housed the Battersea Training School of Domestic Economy.

Large leather-bound volume containing copies of the Board of Trade Labour Gazette.

Booklet Number 23.

Specimens of students work from the printing classes from 1903-1917. This was a yearly publication which began in 1892. The first 10 volumes have not survived.

A photograph of members of the Borough Group. Second from the left is Susanna Richmond, wife of Miles Peter Richmond, who is first on the right. Third from the right is Cliff Holden.

A centenary lecture held at Tate Britain by Dr Judith Collins, Curator of Modern Art on the Borough Murals and their Influence on British Artistic Life.

Full title is: The Borough Polytechnic Institute- Its Origin and Development by Edric Bayley. With and Introduction by Sidney Webb.

With illustrations of the New Buildings opened by The Right Hon. Earl Carrington , K.G., G.C.M.G., on the 13th November 1908.

The full title is: The Borough Polytechnic Institute, London, S.E. A Description of the Institute and its Work, 1892-1904. Illustrated. Presented at the Public Opening of the Engineering and Building Trades' and Domestic Economy Blocks, and the Porch and Entrance Hall, November 16th, 1904.