Folder is split into two sections:

- Includes correspondence between John Jenkin and Graeme Hunter regarding William Lawrence Bragg and John Jenkin's research.

- Includes various photocopied reviews of Graeme Hunter's book entitled "Light is a Messenger: The Life and Science of William Lawrence Bragg".

Loose material at front of suspension file with tab "WLB - Birth Centenary".

Includes various photocopied articles marking the centenary of William Lawrence Bragg's birth; and correspondence to and from John Jenkin concerning centenary celebrations and the possiblility of a commemoration stamp.

Includes two photocopies of script written by John Jenkin and presented on ABC Radio entitled "In celebration of the centenary of the birth of William Lawrence Bragg, born in Adelaide on 31 March 1890"; and related correspondence to and from John Jenkin.

Also includes transcript of an interview with John Jenkin on ABC Radio Science Show regarding William Lawrence Bragg.

Also includes photocopy of a photograph of William Lawrence Bragg as an Adelaide University Undergraduate Student.

Includes various photocopied biographies of William Lawrence Bragg; handwritten notes made by John Jenkin on Professor David Chilton Phillips and William Lawrence Bragg; photocopied obituaries of William Lawrence Bragg; various photocopied articles on the work of William Lawrence Bragg.

Also includes photocopy of special edition of the journal "Acta Crystallographer" dedicated to William Lawrence Bragg, including articles by William Lawrence Bragg.

Several articles include photographs of William Lawrence Bragg, including one with his father William Henry Bragg.

Second suspension file behind the tab "WLB - Biographical".

Includes mounted photographs of William Lawrence Bragg as a child; mounted photograph of William Lawrence Bragg with the Todd family 1897; enlarged copy of stamp in commemoration of William Henry Bragg and William Lawrence Bragg; loose photograph of a house, not labelled.

Also includes mounted biographical information on William Lawrence Bragg entitled "1990: the centenary of the birth of...".

File inscribed "WLB on WHB - early XRX - Moseley - WHB's obits".

Includes correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg regarding his father William Henry Bragg, his father's obituaries, early X-ray Crystallography, X-ray Spectra and Henry Moseley; including correspondence between William Lawrence Bragg and Paul P. Ewald.

Includes various photocopied articles written by William Lawrence Bragg on the development of X-ray analysis, the discovery of X-ray diffraction and achievements in X-ray crystallography.

Also includes biography of William Henry Bragg written by William Lawrence Bragg.

Several of the articles include photographs of William Lawrence Bragg.

Includes photocopy of The Rutherford Memorial Lecture 1960 entitled "The Development of X-ray Analysis", delivered by William Lawrence Bragg at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand.

Also includes photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg regarding his visit to Australia and New Zealand and a list of his appointments at the University of Adelaide.

Includes photocopied biography of George Paget Thomson, including sketch of George Paget Thomson by William Lawrence Bragg; and an article by George Paget Thomson entitled "Early Work in Electron Diffraction".

Also includes handwritten notes by John Jenkin on the George Paget Thomson papers held at Trinity College Cambridge Library.

Includes transcript of a BBC television programme made to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the award of the Nobel Prize in Physics to William Lawrence Bragg, which includes an interview with William Lawrence Bragg; related correspondence from John Jenkin.

Also includes photocopied letter to William Lawrence Bragg from his sister Gwendolen Bragg on the BBC broadcast.

Includes information on the Hazel de Berg Recordings from the Oral History Collection of the National Library of Australia; transcript of interview with William Lawrence Bragg speaking on his family background; related correspondence to John Jenkin.

Also includes photocopied article entitled "Oral History and the History of Science" by Alex Soojung-Kim Pang.

Contains photocopy of article in the journal "Invertebrate Taxonomy" entitled "Australian Cuttlefishes (Cephalopoda : Sepiidae): the 'doratosepion' species complex", with passages highlighted by John Jenkin.

Includes correspondence between John Jenkin and The Manachester Museum regarding William Lawrence Bragg's mollusc collection; various photocopied articles on Arctosepia braggi.

Also includes photocopied extracts from "Reminiscences of Felix Kingston Barton" which includes details of the discovery of Sepia braggi by William Lawrence Bragg.

Includes handwritten notes by John Jenkin and correspondence between John Jenkin and St. Dominic's Priory College regarding William Lawrence Bragg's time there.

Also includes photocopied articles and newspaper cuttings on St. Dominic's Priory.

Includes Queen's School Prospectus; articles and newspaper cuttings on Queen's School; handwritten notes and correspondence to and from John Jenkin regarding Queen's School.

Includes photocopied newspaper articles on St. Peter's College; correspondence to and from John Jenkin regarding William Lawrence Bragg's time at St. Peter's College; printed catalogue of the Archives of the Collegiate School of St. Peter.

Also includes photographs of SPSC Memorial Hall after a fire in 1985 and photocopied newspaper article on the restoration of the hall.

Material from second suspension file behind the tab "WLB - SPSC".

Includes handwritten notes by John Jenkin on William Lawrence Bragg and Robert Charles Bragg's time at St. Peter's College; photocopied extracts of the University of Adelaide Calendar 1901-1908, regarding examinations taken by William Lawrence Bragg; photocopied letter from William Lawrence Bragg to his parents William Henry Bragg and Gwendoline Bragg (née Todd) regarding school, April 1901.

Also includes photocopied letter to William Lawrence Bragg from his Grandfather Charles Todd regarding his success in his exams; and a biography of Henry Girdlestone, Headmaster of St Peter's College.

Material from second suspension file behind the tab "WLB - SPSC".

Folder is split into four sections:

-Includes handwritten notes by John Jenkin on mention of William Lawrence Bragg and Robert Charles Bragg in the St. Peter's College School Magazine; photocopied extracts from the St. Peter's College School Magazine detailing William Lawrence Bragg and Robert Charles Bragg's involvement in various school activities.

-Contains photocopied extracts from The Head Master's Report, 1902-1910; handwritten notes by John Jenkin from the St. Peter's College School Lists on William Lawrence Bragg and Robert Charles Bragg.

-Contains handwritten notes by John Jenkin from the St. Peter's College Sports Programme on William Lawrence Bragg and Robert Charles Bragg.

-Contains photocopied extracts from the Minute Book of the St. Peter's College Literary and Debating Society on William Lawrence Bragg.

Material from second suspension file behind the tab "WLB - SPSC".

Contains correspondence between John Jenkin and Collegiate School of St. Peter regarding William Lawrence Bragg and Robert Charles Bragg.

Loose material from front of suspension file with the tab "WLB - Adel. Univ'ty".

Includes sketch by John Jenkin of the Roll of Honour in the Mitchell Building, University of Adelaide; handwritten notes and photocopied extracts from the University of Adelaide Calendars on William Lawrence Bragg's exam papers and results.

Includes correspondence to John Jenkin regarding the examinations taken by William Lawrence Bragg at the University of Adelaide; photocopies of exam papers sat by William Lawrence Bragg, 1906-8.

Also includes photocopies of Willliam Henry Bragg's Maths Tripos Papers from Cambridge University, 1884-5.

Loose material from back of suspension file with the tab "WLB - Adel. Univ'ty".

Includes photocopied leaflet on the Astronomical Society of South Australia; photocopied articles on seismographs; article by William Lawrence Bragg entitled "The Art of Talking about Science".

Also includes newspaper cutting on a meeting of the Astronomical Society , at which William Lawrence Bragg "explained the nature of earthquake waves".

Folder is inscribed "E.W.Barnes (tutor T/C)".

Includes various photocopied articles and biographies on Bishop Ernest William Barnes; handwritten notes and correspondence to and from John Jenkin on Bishop Ernest William Barnes; handwritten notes on Robert Alfred Herman; copied extracts from the term ledger of Ernest William Barnes regarding William Lawrence Bragg.

Includes handwritten notes by John Jenkin made from the Cambridge University Calendar and Cambridge University Reporter regarding William Lawrence Bragg's Exams, Scholarships and Lectures; photocopied exam papers; correspondence to and from John Jenkin regarding William Lawrence Bragg's time at Cambridge University.

Also includes photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg regarding his course and C.T.R.Wilson's lectures; biography of Charles Thomson Rees Wilson.

Also includes various photocopied articles on Cambridge University and the Tripos examinations.

Material from second suspension file behind the tab "WLB - Cambridge etc.".

This folder is split into two sections:

-Includes various photocopied articles on the Cavendish Laboratory; biography of William Barlow and William Jackson Pope; handwritten notes made by John Jenkins on interviews with Professor Sir Brian Pippard and W.H. Taylor; photocopy of William Lawrence Bragg's Cambridge notebook.

-Includes correspondence to and from William Lawrence Bragg while at Cambridge University, including letters to his father William Henry Bragg.

Loose material from front of third suspension file behind the tab "WLB - Cambridge etc.".

Includes various photocopied articles on early crystallography, including an article on the history of the Cambridge Philosophical Society 1818-1969.

Material from third suspension file behind the tab "WLB - Cambridge etc.".

Includes various photocopied articles by William Lawrence Bragg on X-rays and Crystals; photocopied article by Arthur Schuster entitled "An Introduction to the Theory of Optics".

Also includes photocopy of note by Henry E. Armstrong published in Nature entitled "Poor Common Salt!" criticizing the work of William Lawrence Bragg; and letter from H.A.Krebs to William Lawrence Bragg regarding Henry E. Armstrong.

Includes letter from Alice Bragg to John Jenkin regarding his book on the Bragg family; photocopied index to book entitled "Engineering at Cambridge University" regarding the Hopkinson family; hand-drawn Hopkinson family tree.

Also includes copied letter from Alice Hopkinson to William Henry Bragg shortly after her engagement to William Lawrence Bragg; copied photograph of William Lawrence Bragg and his wife [Alice Hopkinson] in the History Newsletter taken October 1951.

Includes photocopied obituaries of Lady Alice Bragg (née Hopkinson) and newspaper cuttings announcing her death.

Also includes correspondence between John Jenkin and Stephen Bragg and Margaret Bragg regarding the death of their mother Lady Alice Bragg.

Loose material from front of suspension file with the tab "War Neurosis".

This Folder is split into two sections:

-Includes various photocopied articles on war neurosis, trauma and the aftermath of war.

-Includes various photocopied articles on trench warfare on the Western Front during the First World War.

Contains photocopied articles and web pages relating to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD); handwritten notes by John Jenkin regarding William Lawrence Bragg and PTSD.

Includes notes made by John Jenkin on the effect of the First World War on William Lawrence Bragg and other sources of stress.

Also includes article entitled "Davy and Faraday: Fathers and Sons" by David M. Knight.

Includes photocopied papers by John Raftery on war neurosis in the Australian military WWI-WWII.

Includes photocopied correspondence to and from Dr. F.A. Lindemann regarding sound ranging; and a chronology of the development of sound ranging.

Also includes material relating to William Lawrence Bragg's military service; photocopied articles on the Third Battle of Ypres (also known as the Battle of Passchendaele); photocopied article entitled "Cambridge between Two Wars".

Includes floppy disk and hard copy of Geof Lennon's notes on the Sound Ranging affair; and related correspondence between John Jenkin and Geof Lennon.

Includes photocopied extracts from book by Trevor Wilson entitled "The Myriad Faces of War: Britain and the Great War, 1914-1918".

Also includes copy of an email sent to Trevor Wilson from John Jenkin; and notes made by John Jenkin on a phone call to Trevor Wilson in 2001.

Includes photocopied newspaper cuttings and an account by William Lawrence Bragg on the development of sound ranging.

Also includes photocopied correspondence to and from William Lawrence Bragg regarding sound ranging.

Loose material at front of suspension file with the tab "Sound Ranging".

Includes various photocopied articles on sound ranging in the First World War, including an article entitled "Artillery Survey in the First World War" by William Lawrence Bragg, Major-General A.H. Dowson and Lieutenant Colonel H.H. Fleming; and John Jenkin, "Lawrence Bragg and Sound-Ranging", in Wartime, Issue 51.

This folder is split into two sections:

-Includes articles on sound-ranging by Peter Chasseaud and Roy MacLeod; and related correspondence to and from John Jenkin.

Also includes photocopied article entitled "German War Maps and Survey" by Arthur R. Hinks.

-Contains handwritten sound ranging calculations and notes by John Jenkin.

Includes biographies of Harold Roper Robinson, Edward Neville da Costa Andrade and Reginald William James; and photocopied articles from Nature on the sound of gun fire.

Also includes photocopied letter from William Lawrence Bragg to Edward Neville da Costa Andrade regarding Harold Roper Robinson.

Loose material from second suspension file behind the tab "Sound Ranging".

Includes various photocopied articles on sound ranging in the First World War.

Also includes photocopied memoir of Evan Maclean Jack; and photocopied correspondence from Evan Maclean Jack to William Lawrence Bragg.

Contains various material on sound ranging from UK Public Record Office.

Includes photocopied articles on sound ranging; patent for improvements to microphones; photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg to William Sansome Tucker regarding sound ranging and microphones.

Also includes correspondence from Major William Sansome Tucker regarding his experiments with microphones including a statement of his qualifications; and related correspondence between John Jenkin and Guy Hartcup.

Also includes a photograph labelled "Tucker apparatus".

Loose material from front of second suspension file behind the tab "Documents ex UKPRO and Hartcup".

Includes photocopied cutting from the London Gazette listing the award of the Military Cross and OBE to William Lawrence Bragg; photocopied service record for William Lawrence Bragg; photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg to William Sansome Tucker.

Also includes photocopied proceedings of the conference for sound ranging officers; photocopies of the weekly sound ranging reports.

Material from second suspension file behind the tab "Documents ex UKPRO and Hartcup".

Contains correspondence between John Jenkin and Robert O'Hara regarding William Lawrence Bragg, sound ranging, and material held on the subject by The National Archives in the UK.

Loose material from front of suspension file with the tab "Official British History".

Contains an anniversary edition of The Australian entitled "Our Finest Hour: Australia on the Western Front 1916-1918".

Includes photocopied extracts from the "History of the Great War: Based on Offical Documents" regarding William Lawrence Bragg and sound ranging.

Also includes extract on the surrender of Germany from book entitled "A History of the Great War" by John Buchan.

Contains transcribed and photocopied correspondence from Alice Todd to Gwendoline Bragg.

Folder is split into three sections:

-Contains photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg to his parents William Henry Bragg and Gwendoline Bragg.

-Contains photocopied correspondence from Robert Charles Bragg to his parents William Henry Bragg and Gwendoline Bragg.

-Contains photocopied "juvenile drawings" by William Lawrence Bragg.

Includes photocopied Sports programmes from St. Peter's College; programme for Torrens Park Theatre production featuring William Henry Bragg; programme of concert on board T.S.S. Warratah.

Also includes correspondence between the Bragg family, 1899-1907.

Material from second suspension file behind the tab " RI MS WLB".

Contains photocopied material relating to William Lawrence Bragg's military service including discharge certificate, letters patent appointing William Lawrence Bragg Second Lieutenant in the Leicestershire Royal Horse Artillery and completed army book.

Material from second suspension file behind the tab " RI MS WLB".

Contains photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg to his parents William Henry Bragg and Gwendoline Bragg during the First World War.

Material from second suspension file behind the tab " RI MS WLB".

Contains photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg to his parents, William Henry Bragg and Gwendoline Bragg, and his sister Gwendolen Bragg.

Material from third suspension file behind the tab " RI MS WLB".

Includes photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg to his parents, William Henry Bragg and Gwendoline Bragg, and his sister Gwendolen Bragg.

Also includes a letter from William Lawrence Bragg to a Sir Lawrence in 1962.

Material from third suspension file behind the tab " RI MS WLB".

Includes photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg to his parents, William Henry Bragg and Gwendoline Bragg, and his sister Gwendolen Bragg.

Also includes a handwritten statement on Cecil Hopkinson, undated.

Material from fourth suspension file behind the tab " RI MS WLB".

Contains photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg to his parents, William Henry Bragg and Gwendoline Bragg, and his sister Gwendolen Bragg.

Material from fourth suspension file behind the tab " RI MS WLB".

Includes photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg to his parents, William Henry Bragg and Gwendoline Bragg, and his sister Gwendolen Bragg.

Also includes photocopied announcement in German entitled "English do not kill any prisoners".

Material from fourth suspension file behind the tab " RI MS WLB".

Contains correspondence to Gwendoline Bragg mostly regarding William Lawrence Bragg.

Loose material from back of fourth suspension file behind the tab " RI MS WLB".

Contains typed notes by Winifred Deighton on William Lawrence Bragg, University College, Davy Faraday Laboratory and the Royal Institution.

Handwritten note at top reads: "sent by request to Gwendolen Caroe [née Bragg] - about 1968".

Includes photocopied journal kept by Willliam Lawrence Bragg entitiled "Voyage to Canada in Convoy, 1941"; copy of a lecture delivered by William Lawrence Bragg in 1967 entitled "The Spirit of Science"; various articles on the history of the National Physical Laboratory (NPL).

Also includes various articles which which refer to William Lawrence Bragg; and photocopy of a page from The Age entitled "Thankyou, Sir William Bragg" with a large sketch of William Lawrence Bragg.

Loose material from front of suspension file with the tab "Manchester".

Includes various articles refering to William Lawrence Bragg's time at Manchester; photocopy of special issue of Acta Crystallographica for William Lawrence Bragg's eightieth birthday including articles by William Lawrence Bragg entitled "Early Days" and "Manchester Days".

Also includes article on the Physics Department at the University of Manchester by William Lawrence Bragg; and photocopy of a letter from Lady Alice Bragg to David Phillips regarding William Lawrence Bragg's memoir.

Loose material from front of suspension file with the tab "Manchester".

Includes various photocopied articles written by William Lawrence Bragg while he was Professor at the University of Manchester.

Material originally housed in a plastic wallet which has been removed for preservation reasons.

Includes photocopied correspondence from William Lawrence Bragg to William Henry Bragg mainly regarding research work.

Also includes photocopy of an article entitled "X-rays and Crystal Structure" by William Lawrence Bragg and William Henry Bragg.

Loose material at back of suspension file with the tab "Manchester".

Includes handwritten list of correspondence between William Lawrence Bragg and Niels Bohr with short descriptions of each letter; photocopy of a letter from William Lawrence Bragg to Max von Laue regarding research students.

Also includes correspondence between John Jenkin and the University of Manchester regarding material held on William Lawrence Bragg.

Loose material from front of suspension file with the tab "WLB - Cavendish Professor".

Includes various articles on William Lawrence Bragg, molecular biology and the Cavendish Laboratory; and articles on the Cavendish Laboratory by Williiam Lawrence Bragg.

Also includes photocopied correspondence to Max Born from William Lawrence Bragg and William Henry Bragg.

Also includes photocopied Letters to the Editor in The Times newspaper by William Lawrence Bragg regarding education and science after World War II.

Contains two photocopied articles entitled "The International Union of Crystallography: Its Formation and Early Development" by Harmke Kamminga and "Prehistory of the British Crystallographic Association" by David Blow and Stephen Wallwork.

Material from second suspension file behind the tab "WLB - Cavendish Professor".

Includes various photocopied articles on molecular biology, DNA and the discovery of the double helix, including articles by William Lawrence Bragg.

Includes printed information on an exhibition of the work of the Festival Pattern Group inspired by diagrams of atomic structures entitled "From Atoms to Patterns"; photocopy of an article entitled "I wish I'd made you angry earlier: How W.L.Bragg invented X-ray Analysis" by Max Perutz.

Also includes photocopied newspaper cuttings of obituaries for Max Perutz.

Contains photocopied correspondence from Francis Crick to William Lawrence Bragg and photocopied newspaper cuttings of obituaries for Francis Crick.

Includes notice in Nature of the appointment of William Lawrence Bragg as Fullerian professor of Chemistry and director of the Institution's laboratories; photocopy of a letter from N.R.Campbell to William Lawrence Bragg regarding Edward Neville da Costa Andrade;

Also includes articles by William Lawrence Bragg on the responsibilites and qualities of a scientist; transcribed letter from William Lawrence Bragg to Howard Florey on the technique of giving lectures.

Contains a drawing of a building, possibly Queen's School, printed on photographic paper and a photograph of the Queen's School WWI Memorial Board, with related correspondence between John Jenkin and Peter Gurner.