Photos of unknown people and places that belonged to Irene, but do not appear to be related to Withymead. The house is possibly Primrose Cottage.

Contains notes of Champernowne's later years, possibly part of the manuscript for her autobiography, and drafts of letters.

Manuscript of part of Champernowne's autobiography, subsequently typed up.

Complete typescript of Irene Champernowne's autobiography. Includes typed copies of some letters, that perhaps were intended to be published within the autobiography. Includes some annotations by Irene.

Internet printouts regarding Champernowne's family history.

Two volumes of Irene's poetry, privately printed at Dartington. 'The Wind of the Spirit' (1966) and 'Pledge of Life' (1967). Both are inscribed by Irene 'To Eddie'. They are dedicated to Dorothy and Leonard Elmhirst. Irene frequently expressed herself through poetry, as evidenced elsewhere in this archive such as 483/7/3 and 483/7/11/1. Also see Dorothy Elmhirst's letters for discussion about Irene's poetry.

Order of service for Champernowne's Requiem Mass, and the eulogy given by the Reverend Neville Boundy, on 11 June 1976. The quote in arabic reads 'I will set my face to the wind...' is from an arab proverb, that Irene wrote to Anthony Stevens 15 November 1971, by which time she had been diagnosed with cancer. Irene writes about her visit to the middle east in her autobiography.