Dearne Valley Landscape Partnership: Beyond Kes - the Writing of Barry Hines. Examples of creative writing produced by members of the DVLP reading group, May-June 2016. Also Ecclesfield School: 50 years on! donated by Nancy Jackson of the DVLP group (contains references to BH on pp. 59, 61, 181).

Leaflets, postcards and a badge pack from the programme of screenings of three of Hines' works: 'Threads', 'Looks and Smiles' and 'The Gamekeeper'.

Leaflets and a bookmark from the 2018/19 collaboration between artists Patrick Murphy and Anton Want who created a collection of new artworks celebrating the work of Barry Hines.

Leaflets, postcards and prints for the 2018 Festival of the Mind exhibition 'Untameable' inspired by the work of Barry Hines created by Anton Want and Patrick Murphy .

Leaflet advertising a screening of the film 'Kes' at St. Joseph's Parish Hall in Sunderland as part of Sunderland Film Festival in 2003. The screening was followed by a question and answer session with Barry Hines.

Cartoon drawn by Mel Calman which shows a person reading a newspaper with the headline 'Reagan's Peace Speech' and a second person with a mug asking "Do you think he saw 'Threads'?" It is suggested that there is good evidence that 40th President of the USA Ronald Reagan watched and was influenced by 'Threads'.

Cartoon drawn by Bill Tidy depicting Odean cinema Doncaster with a sign at the door which states: 'World Charity premier of 'Kes' in the absence of H. M. the Queen & HRH Prince Philip'. The caption reads: 'We enjoy our films, and on special occasions we turn up in droves to see who's not going to be there.' The cartoon was given to Sheila Lemon, Barry Hines' agent, who then gave it to Hines.

Booklet about the project 'Adapting South Yorkshire' which was produced by English Literature undergraduate student Jessica Keen in collaboration with Dr David Forrest and Professor Sue Vice and funded by Sheffield Undergraduate Research Scheme (SURE). Keen curated an exhibition in the Western Bank Library which explored three of Hines' texts: 'The Price of Coal', 'The Gamekeeper' and 'Looks and Smiles'.

Photographs of Barry Hines at work mostly in Germany and Sheffield, UK.

Photographs of an event held at Leeds City Library in April 1995 to celebrate the publication of Hines' 'The Heart of It'.

Photograph is mounted on paper and signed with thank you message from 'Sue' from BBC Northeast.

Copyright Denis Thorpe, The Guardian.

Filmed in 1981.

Various black and white photographs of Barry Hines including a photograph with his dog Bess.

Black and white photographs of Barry Hines in a pub.

Black and white portraits of Barry Hines.

Some black and white and some slightly yellow photographs of Barry Hines.

Colour portraits of Barry Hines.

Black and white photograph featuring Barry Hines and actor Phil Askham who played the title role in 'The Gamekeeper'.

Photograph album containing three black and white group photographs featuring Barry Hines.