Group drinking at a cafe table. The women on the right is Victoria Craston. Possibly taken in Berlin

Three women looking out from the back seat of an open topped car. The car has a registration number for Denmark. The woman to the right is Victoria Craston.

Group in park, two women and a man. Woman to the right is Victoria Craston.

Victoria Craston (left with a man and woman) all wearing swimming costumes. Possibly, Berlin, Germany.

Large group sitting on grass in their swimming costumes. Male front row believed to be Joe Craston Junior. Woman centre middle row is Victoria Craston.

Group standing next to an aeroplane. Third from left Victoria Craston. 'Leaving from Dublin from I.O.M Mr & Mrs Evans & daughter & Jean of the shades. Mary & Wavey from Sheffield & me, Pietals and Plau' written on reverse. 'Me' is Victoria Craston.

Handbills for variety shows featuring the Castonians and other acts.

Joe and Victoria Craston.

Grenoble Casino Kursaal, Les Crastonians, Yvonne Serard, Popino, comedian, Marcellus, J. Alder, Sylette, Robert & Lysiane Roberty, dancers, Leo Caldy, Renee Favaine, B. Lecoeur, De Presles, Andree Ricard, Violette Turin, Berthe Lacaze, De Valmont, Rose The, De Marcy, Geo Garner, Dalcourt, Marcelle Darcilly, The 12 Bigarelli Girls, 1p.

Louise (right) and Victoria Craston (left). 'The Birds' written on reverse.

Louise and Victoria Craston sitting on grass in the countryside. Legs and Daisies written in pencil on reverse.

This collection contains business records, newspaper cuttings, programmes, notebooks and handbills, as well as a collection of black and white photographs, some original artwork and other items relating to Lulu Adam’s personal life and career

Drawn by Lulu. Watercolour and pencil on paper. Handmade card with drawings on front and reverse and handwritten text on the front. On the front, drawing of two girls in white dresses with blue ribbons, one on a skipping rope and the other hoop rolling. On the reverse two girls in white dresses with pink ribbons playing musical instruments. The text reads: My darling grandma this our rehearsals…from Lulu.

Three people, two women and a man, standing at the rear of house. The woman to the right is Victoria Craston.

Colour poster of Martha Cashmore performing in a horse pulled car with dogs. Printed by Andreasen & Lachmann, Copenhagen.

Photographic print of sisters Louise (Lulu) and Victoria Craston taken outside the Palace Theatre door in Paris July 1928. The photograph was probably taken by their brother Joe Craston. 'Not the Dolly Sisters' written on the front. Louise, Victoria and Joe performed together as The Crastonians.

Drawings and card, mostly pressumed to have been designed and drawn by Lulu Adams.

Group of three performers, two men and a woman with Joe Craston Junior top and Victoria Craston.

Mixed group of acrobat performers in swimming costumes in a park. Victoria Craston, back row, third from right.

Black and white photographs and a small amount of negatives containing a mixture of business and family archive showing performers, animals, circuses, family members such as Joe Craston, the Crastonians and Lulu, also four photo albums and two postcards of Joe Craston.