Letter from Charlotte Bronte to Elizabeth Franks (née Firth) dated 2 June 1836 and written from Roe Head, where Charlotte was a teacher. The letter is enclosed within pages of an album belonging to Mrs Elizabeth Moore Smith (nee Franks), daughter of Elizabeth Franks (nee Firth), which contains notes on Charlotte Bronte's life.

Statements on the Diaries of Elizabeth Firth and Key items of Bronte-interest in the diaries, by Douglas Hamer.

Photograph of miniature of Elizabeth Franks (née Firth). Writing on verso, pencil 'Our grandmother Mrs. J C Franks'.

Two school reports on Elizabeth Firth by Miss Richmal Mangnall, Crofton Hall School, York. The first is dated 11 April 1811, and the second is dated 25 March 1813.

Copy of The Thorntonian, Vol. XII, No. 28, Spring 1935, with article titled 'The Diary of a Thorton School-Girl One Hundred and Twenty Years Ago' about Elizabeth Firth by her grandson G.C. Moore Smith. Contains extracts from 1812 and 1813 diaries.

Letter to G.C. Moore Smith from his uncle J. Firth Franks, written in 'April'.

Photograph of an oil painting of the Rev James Clark Franks, (1793 - 1867). Vicar of Huddersfield, 1823 - 1840. Husband of Elizabeth Franks (née Firth).

Miscellaneous correspondence, notes and papers relating to and by G.C. Moore Smith. Transcriptions of some sections of the diaries by G.C. Moore Smith.

Additional background material for Elizabeth Franks (née Firth) and the Brontes.

Photocopy of article from Modern Language Quarterly, Vol. 3 (1900), i, pp 19-22

Photocopy of article from Bronte Society Transactions, Vol 13 (1959), part 69, pp 323-338

Bronte Parsonage Museum guide, describing the route around the house and the uses of each room. Includes a Bronte family tree.

Scrapbook, with 5 loose manuscript pages (inscribed 'E.F. Franks – Sept 28th 1854 – A female Heirloom'). Scrapbook contains many recipies, including for Cake, Bread Pudding and Macaroons. 5 loose manuscript pages from Scrapbook include handwritten instructions how 'To cut Pinafores' and 'An Apron' and an extract from 'The Frugal Housewife'.

Books which belonged to Elizabeth Moore Smith (née Franks), daughter of Elizabeth Franks (née Firth).

The poetical works of Thomas Gray (London: Walter Spiers). Autograph: E. Franks, September 23rd 1848.

Hebrew lyrics: select poems on Old Testament subjects (London: The Religious Tract Society, 1837). Contains inscription: 'Formerly owned by Mrs George Moore Smith (née Elizabeth Franks) of Whittlesey, Cambs, later of Tombridge Wells. Presented to Douglas Hamer, June 1941, by her daughters, the Misses Ellen, Alice, and Maude Moore Smith.

The History of the Bible in England (London, 1835). Dedication: Elizabeth Franks from her affectionate Brother Henry, Jan 8 1849.

The Book of Common Prayer (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1848). Autograph: Elizabeth Franks, Aug 28th 1852.