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The collection currently includes programmes for performances, scrapbooks regarding plays staged by the group and AGM reports. Also includes coloured cardboard illustrations of scenery from a production of Toad of Toad Hall.

The history was originally compiled by Walter Stockdale in 1979. Also includes an update to the history, taking the story through to 1985 and the 50th anniversary of the Joseph Rowntree Theatre.

The production was staged between 23 March and 26 March 1960. Also includes coloured cardboard cut-out figures shown on the stage settting.

Comprises scrapbooks containing photographs, press cuttings, programmes and tickets documenting Jim Hammond's performances. Also includes a file of the individual parts that he played during his 40-year association with the Rowntree Players.

Scrapbooks containing programmes, tickets, photographs, press-cuttings and other ephemera documenting performances in which James 'Jim' Hammond took part. Some of the items in the scrapbooks are annotated or signed.

Includes index of parts played by Jim Hammond, a potted history of the Rowntree Players Dramatic Society, presscuttings, photographs, correspondence, reports and other paper concerning the administration of the Society

Three volumes of press cuttings regarding performances by the Rowntree Players. Also includes pasted-in programmes for some performances.

Volume of press cuttings about the Rowntree Players and their performances.

Volume of press cuttings and programmes about the Rowntree Players and their performances.

Volume of press cuttings and programmes about the Rowntree Players and their performances. At the end of this volume are a number of loose programmes.

Includes All England Theatre Final English Final awards of merit for 1984, 1990 and 1992, as well as a photocopied transcript of an adjudicators report on the performance of 'September in the Rain' in 1992.

Includes newspaper cuttings containing reviews of performances of 'Nothing but the truth' and 'Captain X'.

Photocopied programme for the opening of the Joseph Rowntree Theatre in November 1935.

Includes volumes for the plays '1066 and all that' (1944), 'The Swiss Family Robinson' (1945) and 'Spring 1600' (1946).

Black and white photographs of performances by the Rowntree Players. Most of the photographs are unidentified, and some are dated.

Printed programmes for performances by the Players. Includes performances held at the Cocoa Works Theatre, Joseph Rowntree Hall and Rowntree Theatre, as well as programmes for All England Theatre Festival productions and British Theatre Association productions. Also includes interspersed AGM reports for the organisation, as well as tickets, photographs and press comments for some performances.

Includes programmes for the following performances:
'The Cheerful Knave' (K Howard) 11-14 December 1923;
'The 13th Chair' (B Veiller) 3,5-6 December 1924;
'Diplomacy' (V Sardou) 1-2 April 1925;
Triple Bill: 'Punch & Go' (Galsworthy), 'Over-ruled' (Shaw), 'The Locked Chest' (Masefield), 20.22-23 October 1926;
'The Admirable Crichton' (J M Barrie) 19.21-22 January 1927;
'The Dover Road' (A A Milne) 23-25 March 1927.

Includes programmes for the following performances:
'Clothes and the Woman', (C Paston) 30 Nov.1-3 December 1927;
'The Judge- of all the Earth' (S Schofield). Supported by 'The Play's the Thing', 11 November 1927 and Press Review;
'The Outsider' (D Br andon) 19-20 April 1928;
Triple Bill 'E & O.E' (C Williams), 'Amends', (Willians) and 'The Ghost of Jerry Bundler' (Jacobs & Rock) 12-13 October 1928;
'The Man with a Load of Mischief' (A Dukes) 6-9 March 1929;
'Ambrose Littlejohn's Adventure' (W Hackett) 17-20 April 1929 (also includes a ticket for the performance);
'Tons of Money' (Evans & Valentine) 16,18-19 October 1929;
'The Fourth Wall' (A A Milne) 4,6-7 December 1929;
'It Pays to Advertize' (W Hackett) 19,21-22 March 1930;
'A Damsel in Distress' (Hay & Wodehouse) 22,24-25 October 1930;
'The Barton Mystery' (W Hackett) 17,19-20 December 1930;
'When Knights were Bold' (C Marlow) 11-14 March 1931;
'The Cat and the Canary' (J Willard) 28,30-31 October 1931;
'Baa, Baa, Black Sheep' (Hay & Wodehouse) 10,12-13 February 1932;
'Michael & Mary' (A A Milne) 8-9 April 1932;
'Marry the Girl' (Arthurs & Miller) 18-19 November 1932;
'The Calendar' (E Wallace) 4-6 May 1933;
'The Ghost Train' (A Ridley) 16-18 November 1933;
'The Middle Watch' (Hay & King-Hall) 15-17 February 1934;
'The Green Goddess' (W Archer) 22-24 March 1934;
'The Case of the Frightened Lady' (E Wallace) 22-24 November 1934;
'The Young Idea' (Noel Coward) 30-31 January, 1-2 February 1935;
'East of Suez' (S Maugham) 20-23 March 1935;
'Ambrose Littlejohn's Adventure' (W Hackett) 27-30 November 1935;
'A Murder has been Arranged' (E Williams) 20-22 February 1936;
'Berkley Square' ( J L Balderston) 26-28 March 1936;
'The Midshipmaid' (Hay & King-Hall) 12-14 March 1936;
'The Wrecker' (Ridley & Merivale) 21-23 January 1937;
'The Flowers of the Forest' (J van Druten) 15-17 April 1937;
Triple Bill : 'Trial by Jury' (Gilbert & Sullivan), 'St Simeon Stylites' (Sladem & Smith) and 'The Lovely Miracle' (P Johnson), 29-30 April, 1 May 1937.

Includes programmes for the following performances:
'The Applecart' (Shaw) 11-13 November 1937;
'And So To Bed' (J B Fagan) 10-12 February 1938;
'La Vie Parisienne' (Offenbach) 29-31 March, 1-2 April 1938;
'Service' (D Smith) 23,25-26 November 1938;
'The Mocking Bird' (L Hale) 8, 10-11 February 1939;
'Payment Deferred' (J Dell) 29, 31 March, 1 April 1939;
'Barnet's Folly' (J Strewer) 24,26-27 January 1940;
'The Nelson Touch' (N Grant) 17,19-20 April 1940;
'Spring 1600' (E Williams) 11-16 December 1946;
'The Watch on the Rhine' (L Hellman) 26-28 February, 1 March 1947;
'The Bread Winner' (S Maugham) 30 APril, 1-3 May 1947;
'Wishing Well' (E E Evans) 26-29 November 1946;
'National Velvet' (E Bagnold) 18-21 February 1948;
'Ladies in Retirement' (Percy & Denham) 21-24 April 1948;
'The Shop at Sly Corner' (E Percy) 2-5 February 1949;
'Lady from Edinburgh' (Stuart & Rose) 6-9 April 1949;
'A Recital of Poetry & Music', Sunday, 17 July 1949;
'Dear Brutus' (J M Barrie) 2-5 November 1949 and Press Review, Photograph;
'A Recital of Poetry & Music', Sunday, 27 November 1949;
'The Whiteheaded Boy' (L Robinson) 25-28 January 1950;
'Miss Elizabeth Bennet' (A A Milne) 29-31 March, 1 April 1950;
'The Chiltern Hundreds' (W Douglas-Hone) 25-28 October 1950;
'Trespass' (E Williams) 31 January, 1-2 February 1951;
'The Paragon' (M Pertwee) 4-7 April 1951;
'A Recital of Poetry & Music', Sunday, 22 July 1951;
'Yellow S and s' (E & A Philpotts) 24-27 October 1951;
'The Beaux Stratagem' (G Farquhar) 22-26 January 1952;
'Gaslight' (P Hamilton) 2-5 April 1952;
'The Light of Heart' (E Williams) 29-30 October, 1 November 1952;
'Uncle Harry' (T Job) 2-7 February 1953;
'The Happiest Days of Your Life' (J Dighton) 16-18 April 1953;
'The Holly & the Ivy' (W Browne) 22-24 October 1953;
'Double Door' (E McFadden) 4-6 February 1954;
'Pygmalion' (Shaw) 8-10 April 1954;
'Maytime Follies - Song & Dance Show', 27-28 May 1954;
'You Never Can Tell' (Shaw) 28-30 October 1954;
'The Hollow' (A Christie) 20-22 January 1955;
'The Lady's Not For Burning' (C Fry) 31 March, 1-2 April 1955;
'Maytine Follies -Song & Dance Show', 18-21 May 1955;
'Love from a Stranger' (F Vosper) 10-12 November 1955;
'Seagulls Over Sorrento' (H Hastings) 26-28 January 1956;
'Arsenic & Old Lace' (J Kesselring) 22-24 March 1956;
'The Maytime Follies - Song & Dance Show', 2-5 May 1956;
'Flare Path' (T Rattigan) 25-27 October 1956;
'Reluctant Heroes' (C Morris) 24-26 January 1957;
'The Importance of Being Earnest' (O Wilde) 28-30 March 1957;
'The Maytime Follies - Song & Dance Show', 29-31 May 1957;
'Simon and Laura' (A Melville) 31 October, 1-2 November 1957;
'Bonaventure' (C Hastings) 30-31 January, 1 February 1958;
'The River Line' (C Morgan) 27-29 March 1958;
'The Maytime Follies - Song & Dance Show', 14-17 May 1958;
'Al for Mary' (Brooke & Bannerman) 30-31 October, 1 November 1958;
'Towards Zero' (A Christie) 29-31 January 1959;
'Separate Tables' (T Rattigan) 19-21 March 1959;
'Maytime Follies -Song & Dance Show', 6-9 May 1959;
'The Reluctant Debutante' (W Douglas-Home) 5-7 November 1959;
'Sailor, Beware' (King & Cary) 28-30 January 1960;
'Toad of Toad Hall' (A A Milne) 23-26 March 1960;
'Brothers In Law' (Williams & Cecil) 27-29 October 1960;
'The Touch of Fear' (D & C Christie) 26-28 January 1961;
'The Orchard Walls' (R F Delderfield) 23-25 March 1961;
'The Boy Friend' (S Wilson) 31 May, 1-3 June 1961;
'Waiting For Gillian' (R Miller) 2-4 November 1961;
'Dry Rot' (J Chapman) 1-3 February 1962;
'The Diary of Anne Frank' (Goodrich & Hackett) 29-31 March 1962;
'Jubilee Follies - Song & Dance Show', 30-31 May, 1-2 June 1962;
'The Secret Tent' (E Addynan) 1-3 November 1962;
'The Devil's Disciple' (Shaw) 31 January, 1-2 February 1963;
'And Suddenly It's Spring' (J Popplewell) 4-6 April 1963;
'Expresso Bongo' (Mankowitz & More) 29-31 May 1963;
'When We Are Married' (J B Priestley) 24-26 October 1963;
'A Christmas Carol' (Dickens, adap. S Sutton) 18-21 December 1963;
'The Rape of the Belt' (B W Levy) 12-14 March 1964;
'Johnny Belinda' (E Harris) 7-9 May 1964;
'Hobson's Choice' (H Brighouse) 28-30 October 1964;
'An Evening of Melodrama & Music Hall', 16-19 December 1964;
'Flowering Cherry' (R Bolt) 24-26 February 1965;
'Billy Liar' (Waterhouse & Hall) 5-8 May 1965;
'Pool's Paradise' (P King) 28-30 October 1965;
'The Private Ear' and 'The Public Eye' (P Scheaffer) 16-18 December 1965;
'Five Finger Exercise' (P Schaeffer) 3-5 March 1966.

Includes programmes for the following performances:
'Alice in Wonderland' and 'Through the Looking Glass' (Carroll/Pearn) 11-14 May 1966;
'The Shop at Sly Corner' (E Percy) 10-12 November 1966;
'The Browning Version' and 'Harlequinade' (T Rattigan) 2-4 February 1967;
'Wolf's Clothing' (K Home) 6-8 April 1967;
'Tonight's the Night', Song & Dance Show, 17-20 May 1967;
'The Gazebo' (A Coppel) 2-4 November 1967;
'The Sound of Murder' (W Fairchild) 1-3 February 1968;
'The Amorous Prawn' (A Kimmins) 4-6 April 1968;
'Sweet Corn', A Revue, 15-18 May 1968;
'Chase Me Comrade' (R Cooney) 7-9 November 1968;
'Trap for a Lonely Man' (R Thomas) 30-31 January, 1 February 1969;
'Semi-Detached' (D Turner) 27-29 March 1969;
'Tonight's the Night', Song & Dance Show, 14-17 May 1969;
'Boeing Boeing' (M Camoletti) 23-25 October 1969;
'Little Women' (P Claphan) 18-20 December 1969;
'Look Back in Anger' (J Osborne) 19-21 March 1970;
'An Intimate Revue', 13-16 May 1970;
'The Mystery of the Mary Celeste' (L du Garde Peach) 22-24 October 1970;
'Hay Fever' (Noel Coward) 17-19 December 1970;
'Spring and Port Wine' (B Naughton) 18-20 March 1971;
'Good Night Mrs Puffin' (A Lovegrove) 21-23 October 1971;
'Gaslight' (P Hamilton) 16-18 March 1972;
'Wuthering Heights' (Bronte/Dawson) 10-13 May 1972;
'The Militants' (N Holland) 19-21 October 1972 and Press Review;
'The Geese are Getting Fat' (A Watkyn) 7-9 December 1972;
'Suspect' (Percy & Denham) 1-3 March 1973;
'The Haven' (R & A Goetz) 3-5 May 1973;
'A Letter from the General' (M McLaughlan) 25-27 October 1973 (includes press review);
'The Man Most Likely To' (J Rayburn) 13-15 December 1973 (includes press review);
'Wait Until Dark' (F Knott) 28 February, 1-2 March 1974;
'Daughter of the Left Hand' (N Holland) 2-4 May 1974;
'Doctor Brent's Household' (H Percy) 24-26 October 1974 (includes press review);
'Gigi' (C & A Loos) 12-14 December 1974 (includes press review);
'Once in a Blue Moon' (J Dole) 6-8 March 1975 (includes press review);
'Open to Murder' (P A Gent) 1-3 May 1975 (includes press review);
'Hedda Gabler' (H Ibsen) 23-25 October 1975 (includes press review);
'All in Good Time' (B Naughton) 11-13 December 1975 (includes press review);
'The Day After the Fair' (F Harvey) 4-6 March 1976 (includes press review);
'They Came to a City' (J B Priestley) 6-8 May 1976 (includes press review);
'The Servant' (P Naughton) 21-23 October 1976 (includes press review);
'Relatively Speaking' (A Ayckbourn) 2-4 December 1976 (includes press review and photographs);
'Loot' (J Orton) 3-5 March 1977 (includes press review and ticket);
'Tartuffe' (Moliere adap.M Malleson) 5-7 May 1977;
'Suddenly at Hone' (F Durbridge) 20-22 October 1977;
'Sweeney Todd the Barber' (Adap. B J Burton) 15-17 December 1977 (includes press review);
'The Lion in Winter' (J Goldman) 2-4 March 1978 (includes press review and photograph);
'Move Over Mrs Markham' (Cooney & Chapman) 4-6 May 1978 (includes press review, photograph and ticket;
'Crown Matrimonial' CR Ryton) 19-21 October 1978;
'Who Killed Santa Claus?"' (T Freely) 14-16 December 1978 (includes photograph);
'Don't Just Lie There, Say Something' (M Pertwee) 8-10 March 1979 (includes photographs);
'Absurd Person Singular' (A Ayckbourn) 10-12 May 1979 (includes ticket).

Includes programmes for the following performances:
'Anastasia' (Adap. G Bolton) 18-20 October 1979 (includes press review and photographs);
'Confessions' (A Ayckbourn) 13-15 December 1979 (includes press review and newspaper cutting);
'The Long and the Short and the Tall' (W Hall) 6-8 March 1980 (includes press review, press cutting and photographs);
'Lloyd George Knew My Father' (W Douglas-Home) 1-3 May 1980 (includes photograph);
Chairman's Report, AGM 1980;
'The Killing of Sister George' (F Markus) 16-18 October 1980 (includes press review and photograph); 'The Babes in the Wood' (Rutherford & Wilcock) 18-20 December 1980 (includes press review and photograph);
All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 20-21 February 1981 (includes photographs);
'The Bed Before Yesterday' (B Travers) 5-7 March 1981 (includes press review and photograph);
'A Man for all Seasons' (R Bolt) 30 April, 1-2 May 1981 (includes press review and photograph);
Annual Report for AGM 1981;
'Happy Birthday' (P Camoletti) 15-17 October 1981 (includes press review and photographs);
'Cinderella' (P Quartermain) 16-19 December 1981 (includes press review and photographs);
'Celebration' (Waterhouse & Hall) 4-6 March 1982 (includes press review and photographs);
Menu for 70th Birthday Dinner, 26 February 1982 (includes press cutting and photographs);
England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 20 March 1982;
All England Theatre Festival, NE Divisional Final at York, 24 April 1982;
'The Servant of Two Masters' (C Goldoni) 29-30 April and 1 May 1982, (includes press review and photographs);
Annual Report for AGM 1982 (includes press photograph);
'Ten Times Table' (A Ayckbourn) 21-23 October 1982 (includes press review and photograph);
'Dick Whittington' (J Crocker) 15-18 December 1982 (includes press review and ticket);
All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 11 March 1983;
'Aunt Edwina' (W Douglas-Home) 28-30 April 1983 (includes press review and photographs);
'Whose Life Is It Anyway?' (B Clark) 3-5 March 1983 (includes press review and photographs);
Annual Report for AGM 1983;
'The Dame of Sark' (W Douglas-Home) 20-22 October 1983 (includes press review and photographs);
'Humpty Dumpty' (J Crocker) 14-17 December 1983 (includes press review and photographs);
'This Happy Breed' (Noel Coward) 1-3 March 1984 (includes press review and photographs);
All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 8 March 1984, and Photograph and Adjudicator's Report;
All England Theatre Festival, NE Divisional Final at York, 7 April 1984;
All England Theatre Festival, Northern Area Final at Oldham, 28 April 1984 (includes press cutting); All England Theatre Festival, England Final at Cheltenham Spa, 2 June 1984;
'The Dreamer' (R Harwood) 3-5 May 1984 (includes press review) Annual Report for AGM 1984;
'Lord Arthur Saville's Crime' (C Cox) 18-20 October 1984 (includes press review and photographs);
'Pinocchio' (J Morley) 12-15 December 1984;
'Rattle of a Simple Man' (C Dyer) 7-9 March 1985 (includes press review and photographs);
All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 16 March 1985 (includes press review), Photographs and Adjudicator's Report;
All England Theatre Festival, NE Divisional Final at York, 20 April 1985;
'Outside Edge' (H Harris) 2-4 May 1985 (includes press review and photographs);
Annual Report for ACM 1985.

Includes programmes for the following performances:
'The Accrington Pals' (P Whelan) 17-19 October 1985 (includes press review and cutting from the 'Accrington Observer & Times', 25 July 1986);
50th Anniversary Celebration, 18-22 November 1985 (includes press cuttings and an article from Rowntree Magazine', October 1985);
'Aladdin' (J Morley) 18-21 December 1985 (includes photograph);
'Season's Greetings' (A Ayckbourn) 6-8 March 1986 (includes press review and photographs);

All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 15 March 1986, and Adjudicator's Report
British Theatre Association, 20th Anniversary Festival of Plays, Scarborough 21-26 April 1986 (also includes press cutting, photograph and adjudicator's report);
'Houseguest' (F Durbridge) 1-3 May 1986 (includes press review and photographs);

Annual Report for AGM 1986;
'Angels in Love' (H Mills) 16-18 October 1986 (includes press review)
'Red Riding Hood' (J Crocker) 16-20 December 1986 (includes press review and photographs);

Double Bill 'Post Mortem' (B Clark) and 'Chinamen' (A Frayn) 26-28 February 1987 (includes press review);
All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 7 March 1987 and Adjudicator's Report;
British Theatre Association, 21st Annual Festival of Plays, Scarborough, 6-11 April 1987 and Adjudicator's Report;
List of Roles played by Judith Snowden, 1961-86;
Chairman's Report, AGM 1987, and Press Cutting re: presentation to Mike Jones;
'Under Milk Wood' (D Thomas) 15-17 October 1987 (includes press review and photographs);

'Sinbad the Sailor' (J Morley) 15-19 December 1987 (includes press review, handbill and ticket);
'The Real Thing' (T Stoppard) 25-27 February 1988 (includes four photographs and poster);
All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 11 March 1988 and Adjudicator's Report;
British Theatre Association, 22nd Annual Festival of Plays, Scarborough, 21-16 March 1988;
All England Theatre Festival, NE Divisional Final at York, 23 April 1988 and Adjudicator's Report;
All England Theatre Festival, Northern Final at York, 7 May 1988;
'Born in the Gardens' (P Nichols) 28-30 April 1988 (includes press review and photographs);

'84 Charing Cross Road' (H Hanff) 29 June - 2 July 1988 (includes press review);
Annual Report for ACM 1988;
'The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society Murder Mystery' (McGillivray & Zerlin) 13-15 October 1988 (includes press review, handbill and ticket);
'Sleeping Beauty' (N Robbins) 14-17 December 1988 (includes press review);
'Pack of Lies' (H Whitemore) 2-4 March 1989 (includes press review and photographs);

All Engl and Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 17 March 1989 and Adjudicator' s Report;
British Theatre Association, 23rd Annual Festival of Plays, Scarborough, 12-15 April 1989 and Adjudicator's Report;
'Plaza Suite' (N Simon) 27-29 April 1989 (includes press review and photographs);
Annual Report for AGM 1989;
'Round and Round the Garden' (A Ayckbourn) 12-14 October 1989 (includes photographs);
'Flibberty the Penguin' (D Wood) 13-16 December 1989;
'Trip to Scarborough' (R B Sheridan) 1-3 March 1990 (includes press review and photographs);
All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 16-17 March 1990 (includes press review and adjudicators report);
All England Theatre Festival, NE Divisional Final at Sedgefield, 28 April 1990;
'The Glass Menagerie' (T Williams) 3-5 May 1990 (includes press review);
Annual Report for ACM 1990.

Includes programmes for the following performances:
Centenary Celebration Show, 19-22 September 1990 (includes press review);
'The Haunted Through Lounge and Recessed Dining Nook at Farndale Castle' (McGillivray & Zerlin) (includes photographs);
'A Christmas Carol' Musical Version (Dickens adap. Bedloe) 13-15 December 1990 (includes press review and photographs);
'Blithe Spirit' (Noel Coward) 28 Feb. 1-2 March 1991;
All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 15-16 March 1991 (includes adjudicator's report);
All England Theatre Festival, England Final at York, 1 June 1991;
'And a Nightingale Sang' (C P Taylor) 2-4 May 1991 (includes photograph);
Annual Report for ACM 1991;
'Breeze Block Park' (W Russell) 10-12 October 1991;
'Robinson Crusoe' (J Morley) 19-21 December 1991 (includes photographs);
Invitation Card and Menu for 80th Birthday Dinner at Merchant Adventurer's Hall, 8 February 1992 (includes correspondence);
'Mansfield Park' (J Austen) 27-29 February 1992 (includes press review);
All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 13-14 March 1992 (includes adjudicator's report);
All England Theatre Festival, NE Divisional Final at Pickering, 11 April 1992 (includes adjudicator's report);
'Out of Sight ... Out of Murder' (F Carmichael) 30 April, 1 May 1992 (includes press review and photograph);
'Celebration' (Waterhouse & Hall) 2-4 July 1992 (includes photograph);

Annual Report for ACM 1992 (includes press cutting);
'The Roses of Eyam' (D Taylor) 15-18 October 1992 (includes press review);

'Jack and the Beanstalk' (J Morley) 15-19 December 1992 (includes press review and photographs);
'Veronica's Room' (I Levin) 25-27 February 1993 (includes press review, photograph and ticket);
All England Theatre Festival, Preliminary Round at York, 20 March 1993 (includes adjudicator's report);

All England Theatre Festival, N E Divisional Final at Sedgefield, 1 May 1993 (includes adjudicator's report);
'Two and Two Make Sex' (Harris & Darbon) 29-30 April, 1 May 1993 (includes press review and photographs);
Annual Report for ACM 1993;
'When We are Married' (J B Priestley) 14-16 October 1993 (includes photographs);
'Puss in Boots' (J Morley) 15-18 December 1993 (includes press review, photographs and cartoon);
'Lock Up Your Daughters' (Adap.B Miles) 24-26 February 1994 (includes press review, photographs and ticket);
'Seeds of Doubt' (P Gordon) 28-30 April 1994 (includes press review);
Annual Report for AGM 1994;
'Salt of the Earth' (J Godber) 13-15 October 1994 (includes press review, photographs and ticket);
'Goldilocks and the Three Bears' (J Morley) 14-17 December 1994 (includes press review and photographs);
'Rebecca' (D du Maurier) 23-25 February 1995 (includes press review, photographs and ticket. Also includes membership card for the society for the season 1994-95);
'Deadly Nightcap' (F Durbridge) 27-29 April 1995 (includes press review, photographs and ticket);
Annual Report for ACM 1995.

Includes programmes for the following performances:
'September in the Rain' (S Patrick) 16 September 1995 (includes press review and photograph);
'Kindly Leave the Stage' (J Chapman) 12-14 October 1995 (includes press review and photographs);
'Mother Goose' (N Robbins) 12-16 December 1995 (includes press review and photographs);
'Jane Eyre' (C Bronte) 22-24 February 1996 (includes press review);
All England Theatre Festival, NE Divisional Final at Bilton, 20 April 1996 and Award of Merit, Adjudicator's Report and Photographs;
'The Anniversary' (B Macllwraith) 25-27 April 1996 (includes press review);
All England Theatre Festival, Northern Area Final at York, 11 May 1996;
Annual Report and Minutes of AGM 8 July 1996;
'Quality Street' (J M Barrie) 10-12 October 1996 (includes press review and photographs);
'Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves' (L H Caddy) 10-14 December 1996 (includes press review and photographs);
'Straight and Narrow' (J Chinn) 20-22 February 1997 (includes press review poster and photograph); All England Theatre Festival, NE Divisional Final at Sedgefield, 19 April 1997 and Adjudicator's Report and Good Wishes;
'Mystery at Blackwater' (D Sutherland) 1-3 May 1997 (includes press review and photographs);
Annual Report for AGM 1997.

Includes programmes for the following performances:
'Out of Order' (R Cooney) (includes press review);
'Cinderella' (J Morley) 9-13 December 1997 (includes press review and photograph);
All England Theatre Festival, Round One at York, 20 March 1998 (also includes full festival programme);
'Because of the Lockwoods' (C Cox) 26-28 February 1998 (includes press review and photographs);
'My Friend Miss Flint' (P Teidhan) 30 April, 1-2 May 1998 (includes press review and photographs);
Annual Report and Minutes of AGM 1998;
Obituary for Edna Shann;
'Terra Nova' (T Tally) 8-10 October 1998 (includes press review, photographs and a dinner menu);

'Treasure Island ' (R Lloyd) 8-12 December 1998 (includes press review);
'The Exorcism' (D Taylor) 25-27 February 1999 (includes press review and photographs);
'Stepping Out' (R Harris) 29-30 April, 1 May 1999;
Annual Report and Minutes for AGM 1999;
'Sylvia's Wedding' (J Chinn) 7-9 October 1999 (includes press review and photographs);
'Aladdin' (R Marlowe) 7-11 December 1999 (includes press review and photographs);
'Steel Magnolias' (R Harling) 24-26 February 2000 (includes press review)
'Dancing at Lughnasa' (B Friel) 18-20 May 2000 (includes press review, photograph and William Wallace Trophy award in the name of Jill Pearson);
Minutes of ACM 5 July 1999;
'Happy Families' (J Godber) 5-7 October 2000 (includes press review and photograph);
'Babes in the Wood' (B Morley) 12-16 December 2000 (includes press review and photographs);
All England Theatre Festival, Round One at York, 10 March 2001 and William Wallace Trophy award to Jeanette Feetenby for her Performance in 'Last Panto in Little Grimley';
'Pygmalion' (Shaw) 17-19 May 2001 (includes press review, poster and photographs);

Minutes of AGM 3 July 2000;
Press cutting regarding the retirement of David Bushby after 30 Years at the Rowntree Theatre;
'Sand Castles' (B Larby) 4-6 October 2001 (includes press review, photographs ticket and William Wallace Trophy award to Jim Hammond);
Menu for Rowntree Players 90th birthday dinner held at Merchant Adventurer's Hall, 8 February 2002 (includes press report and invitation cards);
'Sinbad the Sailor' (J Morley) 11-15 December 2001 (includes press review and ticket);
Press obituary notice and Order of Service for Lillian Alice Leckenbury (1927-2002), ex-Rowntree Player;
'Natural Causes' (E Chappell) 28 February-24 March 2002 (includes press review and photographs);
'Pride and Prejudice' (Austen adap. H Jerome) 2-4 May 2002 (includes press review);
Minutes for AGM 10 July 2001;
'Hobson's Choice' (H Brighouse) 3-5 October 2002 (includes press review);
'Jack and Jill' (N Robbins) 10-14 December 2002;
'Key for Two' (Chapman & Freeman) 27-28 February and 1 March 2003 (includes press review);
All England Theatre Festival, Round One at York, 23 March 2003;
'The Importance of Being Earnest' (O Wilde) 1-3 May 2003.

The papers were held in the custody of Frank Higgins prior to his death in 2018. Higgins was a committee member of the Rowntree Players, and also of the Tadcaster Players. Also includes papers relating to the Tadcaster Players.

Scrapbooks relating to plays in which Frank Higgins performed. Includes photographs and newspaper articles as well as additional materials.

Marked 'Part 1.'

Marked 'Part 2.'

Published by York City Council.

A folder containing five posters advertising a play at the Joseph Rowntrees theatre produced by Frank Higgins called 'Whose life is it anyway? There is also a paper back book with the title '50 glorius years' celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Joseph

All together in an envelope.

All together in an envelope with one photogaph with a paperclip attached and a note saying 'Frank.'

This photo album contains photographs from The Mystery Plays and quotes from the play underneath them.

This photo album contains photographs from Tadcaster Theatre Company's performance of 'My Fair Lady', in which Frank Higgins starred as Professor Henry Higgins. It contains photogrpaphs, newspaper articles, programmes and cards praising Frank's performanc

This book did not originate from any theatre company, but was found within Frank Higgin's collection that was sent to York Archives.