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Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Catherine. She enquires how life is in Pwllheli and requests help from the Women's Institute on advice for the women of India on a range of subjects from looming and the dyeing of clothes to cheese making and nutrition.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Ramji retelling memories of her recent trip to India, Nayayanpur being a highlight. She promises to send photographs once they have been developed. She suggests he visits Mr PV Mall in Bhawanipatnam. She is impressed with improvements she saw in India with the tribals coming together to overturn corrupt Malwaris now they have had training in maths. She deems pottery elephants are an unsuitable shape for sale to tourists and suggests maybe starting a pony-trekking business.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Ramji to enclose two photographs, one of which is of the guide they had in India when were searching for a statue of the Buddha. She requests for tactful enquiries to be made to a potter about his pottery figures to discern whether they represent something tribal.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Balasaheb Patil with memories of her recent trip to India. She is pleased to have seen southern India but still likes the Deccan the best. She thanks him for a wonderful time and promises to send photographs once they're developed.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to the Directors of the British Museum to ask whether the British Museum has the looted or misplaced gold plates from walls of the Srinailam Temple.

Letter from Dr Albertine Gaur to Barbara Ingham to inform her that the gold plates are not at the British Museum.

Correspondence with Mr and Mrs M. A. C. Nithyanandhan.

Letter from M.A.C. Nithyanandhan to Barbara Ingham to inform they have received a book that she sent from Bombay.

Letter from Mrs Nithyanandhan to Barbara Ingham so say she misses her wonderful company and practices the advice she gave her. She hopes Barbara got home alright and met her husband. The children are playing with the dolls she gave them and she requests a family photo to be sent if possible.

Copy a of letter from Barbara Ingham to Mr Nithyanandhan discussing family matters.