This subseries contains photographs, inventories and other materials regarding Old Place in Pulborough, West Sussex, a historic manor home owned by Hedley and Jaqueline Hope-Nicholson. Some photographs from Old Place also include snapshots of the Hope-Nicholson family and friends.

This subseries contains material related to or created by other members of the Troubridge and Gurney families, particularly Daniel Gurney, Anna Maria Cochrane Troubridge and Charlotte Troubridge (Aunt Chatty). Items include photographs, correspondence, calling cards, clippings, locks of hair and genealogy research materials.

This subseries contains financial, legal and official business related to Hedley Hope-Nicholson, including account notebooks, estate documents, correspondence with solicitors at Hastie's, and other official documentation, such as school certificates and marriage announcements.

This subseries contains financial, legal and official business related to Hedley Hope-Nicholson, including account notebooks, estate documents, correspondence with solicitors at Hastie's, and other official documentation, such as school certificates and marriage announcements.

This subseries contains correspondence, diaries, juvenile writings, newspaper clippings and other miscellaneous materials collected by or created by Helen Troubridge Bate. Correspondents are largely relatives, particularly her brothers Thomas and Ernest and their families as well as assorted Gurney cousins. This subseries also includes some legal and estate documents.

This subseries contains material related to or created by other members of the Troubridge and Gurney families, particularly Daniel Gurney, Anna Maria Cochrane Troubridge and Charlotte Troubridge (Aunt Chatty). Items include photographs, correspondence, calling cards, clippings, locks of hair and genealogy research materials.

This subseries contains material related to or created by other members of the Troubridge and Gurney families, particularly Daniel Gurney, Anna Maria Cochrane Troubridge and Charlotte Troubridge (Aunt Chatty). Items include photographs, correspondence, calling cards, clippings, locks of hair and genealogy research materials.

This subseries contains documents related to or created by various members of the Hope family, including Lauretta Hope-Nicholson, Jessie Graham Hope, Henrietta Hope, Lt-Col. W. Hope, Madge Hope Napier, Jean Hugo, Mrs. Greville-Nugent, Robert Bontine Cunninghame-Graham, and others. Materials include correspondence, photographs, clippings, historical and research documentation, genealogical papers, pamphlets and ephemera (especially concerning Hopetoun House and the Earl of Hopetoun).