Barrie's entry in the Anderson's visitors' book in September 1901. (Read More)
Two maps of Black Lake, one from the survey of 1898, the other modern. (Read More)
"The Greedy Dwarf" programme, privately printed for the occasion by Barrie, 7 January 1901 (Read More)
"The Wedding Guest", printed as a special supplement to the "Fortnightly Review" in December 1900 an (Read More)
Sylvia's 4 November 1896 advert in the Guardian, seeking a "good nurse". Clearly there were no taker (Read More)
A copy of the Barrie's marriage certificate, kindly supplied by Robert Greenham, who was the first t (Read More)
Arthur and Sylvia's marriage certificate, 15 August 1892[Kindly supplied by Robert Greenham] (Read More)
"Walker, London" programme, February 1892, with Mary Ansell as Nanny O'Brien (Read More)
Arthur Llewelyn Davies' Readership Application (1891) (Read More)
"Thrums on the Old String: a satirical piece in Punch, spoofing Barrie's hugely successful Thrums no (Read More)