Previously accessioned as D3/6

A loose leaf diary detailing Mrs Walker's daily life including travel and personal routine. This item covers locations around London and ukBath England.

Detailed descriptions of industrial plant etc visited include:

• King's College of Household Science Campden Hill 3 December 1930
  
  
• Lambeth Palace 21 February 1931
  
  
• Sanderson Wallpaper Factory Perivale 4 March 1931
  
  
• Daily Telegraph building 11 March 1931
  
  
• Eton 11 April 1931
  
  
• Knelesworth 18 April 1931
  
  
• Bryant and May Match factory 22 April 1931
  
  

Individuals, subject matter and locations noted include:

• Miss Ireland, Miss Beithistle 1 November 1930
  
  
• Miss Sells 2 November 1930
  
  
• M Sabbine, Sir Bernard Pares, Bawn Meyendorf, Orloff Young 4 November 1930
  
  
• Sir Barry Jackson, Adolf Busch, Miss Ireland, Miss Gwen Bevan, riot Halliday's effigy 5 November 1930
  
  
• Henry Clay, Vincent Thomes 6 November 1930
  
  
• Sir Abul Chatterjee, International Labour Convention 2 December 1930
  
  
• Selborne Society, Campden Hill, Marquess of ukBath, Miss Talbot 3 December 1930
  
  
• Mrs Waddington 1 February 1931
  
  
• Elliot Smith, Peking skull-, Gwen Watson, skeletal remains 2 February 1931
  
  
• Mrs Silk, Mrs, Napier, Mrs Waddington, Syd, Kath, Leeton, Sir Bernard Pares 3 February 1931
  
  
• Wickham Steed, Sir Bernard Pares, Margo Lady Asquith, Lord Asquith 5 February 1931
  
  
• Mrs Butcher, Dr Cauti, David Meslers, Mr C Brand, Miss Reynolds, Mr Wijk 6 February 1931
  
  
• Elliot Smith 9 February 1931
  
  
• Miss Willis, Mrs Withnell, Sir Bernard Pares, Royal Photographic Society [RPS], Kanchinjunga, aSmyth, Mr Perena, Mr, Ponting 10 February 1931
  
  
• Aunty Nell, Prof. Prestage 11 February 1931
  
  
• Wickham Steed, Mr T Green, Flossie Bertwhistle 12 February 1931
  
  
• Mrs Richardson Ria, Gladys Dickinson 15 February 1931
  
  
• RPS, Saunders, zoo,s 17 February 1931
  
  
• Sir H Barwell, Australian Aboriginal people, Mr Donald Begg 18 February 1931
  
  
• John Drinkwater, Daisy Kennedy, Malcolm Campbell 19 February 1931
  
  
• Mr Stubbs, 'Manners and Customs', Sir H Barwell, Australian Aboriginal people 20 February 1931
  
  
• Selborne Society, Mr Piper, Mr Woodward, Mrs Cecil Chesterton, Elliot Smith 22 February 1931
  
  
• Mr Stubbs, Prof. Cathcart Rejuis, Elliot Smith, Sir Bernard Pares 23 February 1931
  
  
• Miss Willis, Sir Bernard Pares 24 February 1931