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Illuminated manuscript with seal of the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s

Photograph of a page of the minutes in the "Boo" (book) of the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s

Archive photograph of three members of the Ferguson Gang enjoying a picnic in 1935

Notecard of "Red Biddy" as representative of the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s

Archive photograph of members of the Ferguson Gang at Shalford Mill, with Bill Stickers (right), Sister Agatha (middle) and Red Biddy (left)

Archive document declaring "Bill Stickers" as Deputy Legate of the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s

Photograph of a hand-written page of the "Boo" (book) detailing a lunch recipe of the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s

Archive photographs of Newtown Old Town Hall in the minutes of the "Boo" (book), saved for the Trust by the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s

Archive photograph of the Lord Beershop "blessing" Newtown Old Hall on the day the Ferguson Gang visited in 1935

Archive newspaper clipping detailing the story of the saving of Shalford Mill by the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s

Archive newspaper clipping of the story of "Red Biddy" donating ﾣ100 to The National Trust as part of the Ferguson Gang who were a group of anonymous benefactors active during the 1930s

Shalford Mill on the Tillingbourne river, a tributary of the River Wey, Surrey

Shalford Mill on the Tillingbourne river, a tributary of the River Wey, Surrey

Shalford Mill on the Tillingbourne river, a tributary of the River Wey, Surrey

Shalford Mill on the Tillingbourne river, a tributary of the River Wey, Surrey

Astronomy Explained upon Sir Isaac Newton's Principles, and made easy to those who have not studied Mathematics (London 1764) by James Ferguson FRS, with a pull out illustration of an orrery, from the Springhill Library collections

Uniforms and hunting clothes belonging to members of the Cawley family at Berrington Hall, Herefordshire

The Paved Room, Hardwick

A Strawberry Mule and Two Lurchers in a Stable and a Stable Lad

Octagonal canvas-work panel showing plants or herbs derived from sixteenth-century botanical plate books, at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire