Printed material relating to a variety of historical and research matters This series comprises printed material on historical subjects collected by the community but not directly relating to the history of Syon Abbey or the Bridgettine Order. It includes: - Pamphlet entitled 'The Home Teacher A Cycolpedia of Self-Instruction' by Samuel Neil [c 1890]; - Pamphlet entitled, 'The Escaped Nun from East Bergholt' by Rev. Sydney F. Smith, S.J. [no date, c 1909] - Pamphlet entitled, 'The Canterbury Psalter'' (1934); - Journal entitled, 'The Nineteenth Century and After 1877-1938' (1938); - Offprint of an article entitled, 'The Redpath Library: Half a Century (1892-1942)' by Gerhard R. Lomer (1942); - Pamphlet entitled, 'The Wilton Diptych Probably French School of late 14th Century' and published by the Trustees of the National Gallery (c 1957); - Envelope containing several publications, including 'The Lisbonian' Vol. XIII No. 5 and No. 6 (1925), and 'The Heston, Hounslow, and Isleworth Citizen' No. 31, No. 33 and No. 36 (1926-1927); - Copy of 'The Buckfast Chronicle', 35 (1966); - Copies of 'The Tablet' (1921-1940); - Copies of 'Catholic News' (1920-1932); - Copy of the 'Catholic Gazette' (1934); - Journal entitled 'Bird Notes & News The Journal of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds' (1932); - Two 1942 issues (Vol XI. No. 2 and Vol XI. No. 3) of 'The Swadlincote Bulletin'; - Annual report of the Catholic Records Society (1968); - Pamphlet entitled, 'Over Thirty Years' Work of the Catholic Record Society', by Dr Alphonsus Bonnar, O.F.M., D.D (1935); - 'Westminster Cathedral Chronicle' (1930 and 1962); - 'The Beda Review', 5, 1 (1943); - Article entitled 'The Launceston Pilgrimage in Honour of Blessed Cuthbert Mayne' (1956); - 'PAX': the Quarterly Review of the Benedictines of Prinknash', 47, 282 (1957); - Article entitled, 'The Smallest State in the World: Vatican City on Its 108 Acres, Is a Complete Sovereignty Internationally Recognized', by W. Coleman Nevils, S.J., D.D., PH.D., published in 'The National Geographic Magazine' [1939]; - Exhibition catalogue entitled, 'An Exhibition on Commemoration of the Cannonization of Sir Thomas More and Bishop John Fisher Including Works of Robert Southwell and the Oxford Recusants (1535-1660)', published by Bodleian Library, Oxford (1935); - Pamphlet entitled, 'The Church of St Blaise, Haccombe' [may have been kept at Syon due to the church's relation to the Carew family, who once owned Marley House]; - Annual report of Lambeth Palace Library (1989); - Offprint of an article entitled, 'An Old Lancashire Mission: being a brief history of the Church of Our Ladye of the Well at Fernyhalgh, near Preston', by Rev. Daniel O'Hare (1892) [inscription inside 'With love to Syon from Ladywell 3/8/68']; - 'Henry VI Society Newsletter', 2 (1973). c 1890-1989