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The series comprises letters and postcards, 1878-1906, from H. Clarence Whaite to his wife Jane Alice Whaite, and to his daughter, Lily Florence Whaite. They are mainly of a personal nature, but occasionally include references to Whaite's professional business.

The series consists of biographical material, 1826-1912, material relating to the Whaite family, Bridge Street, Manchester, 1825-1879, and several items relating to membership of various societies to which H.Clarence Whaite belonged, 1869-1907.

The series comprises a variety of cards, some hand made, sent to H. Clarence Whaite and his family, 1855-1912, on birthdays and Christmas, and also includes in memoriam cards, calling cards and invitations to various social functions.

The series consists of art-related material of interest to H. Clarence Whaite, 1845-1911. The items include papers relating to art publications, 1877-1911, papers relating to artists' materials, 1863-1911, papers relating to funds and memorials etc., 1872-1911, and papers relating to art schools, art lectures, etc., 1866-1911. Also included are various art magazines and journals, 1869-1907, printed books and booklets relating to art, 1845-1903, and press cuttings relating to art topics, 1866-1911.

The series consists of papers and books collected by H. Clarence Whaite, 1863-1912, of personal, social and domestic interest.

The series comprises letters to others, other than H. Clarence Whaite and his immediate family, including letters to R. Collinson (3), 1877-1883.

The series comprises letters, 1869-1906, to Clarence Whaite ('Clary') from his wife Jane, before and after their marriage. Some of the later letters are addressed to her husband and daughter.

The series comprises letters from Lily to her parents, 1883-1906, and to her father, 1906-1911, after the death of her mother in 1906.

The series comprises letters to H. Clarence Whaite from his parents, Henry and Sarah Whaite, his brothers, Lorimer Edward, Frederick Adolphus, and Charles Alfred, together with letters to Whaite and his wife from John Harries, their son-in-law, and letters from various other family members.

The series comprises correspondence, 1825-1869, between Henry Whaite and Sarah Slater, H. Clarence Whaite's parents, before and after they were married, together with letters from their sons to their parents and to each other, and from other family members to Henry and Sarah Whaite. Also included are nine letters to Henry Whaite from ?John Stones, Dublin, 1825-1826, and one from W. Nowlin, Douglas, 1827.

The series comprises personal and business letters and postcards, 1864-1912, to H. Clarence Whaite from some one thousand correspondents: individuals, companies, firms, various societies and clubs, editors of journals, etc. The contents, in the main, relate to his professional business as an artist, but also to personal matters.

The series comprises letters and postcards, 1866-1912, to H. Clarence Whaite from art societies and galleries, together with details relating to various eisteddfodau where Whaite was asked to adjudicate in the art section. The contents, in addition to his professional business, relate also to personal matters.

The series comprises Whaite's letter books, 1886-1912, containing copies of letters to various correspondents, including prominent artists of the period, and influential people in the art world, together with letters to art societies and galleries. The contents relate, in the main, to his professional business as an artist and president of both the Manchester Academy of Fine Art and the Royal Cambrian Academy, but also to some matters of a personal nature.

The series comprises three diaries 1874, 1877 and 1890, six artists' almanacks, 1896, 1901-1902, 1905-1907, and three notebooks, 1874, [?1905]-[?1912], in the hand of H. Clarence Whaite. The contents in the main refer to exhibition dates and details of pictures sent to exhibitions, private viewing dates, and dates of meetings, but there are some references to letters received from various correspondents, and details of a personal nature.

The series consists of the weekly rent statements kept by accountants on properties owned by H. Clarence Whaite, due to him each quarter for the years 1870-1878, 1887-1892, and 1907-1909.

The series comprises household accounts, and personal account books, many of which were used by Whaite when lodging in London, 1867-1909.

The series comprises one rent account book, noting the rents collected, with balances, 1869-1873, on H. Clarence Whaite's estate.

The series comprises three of Whaite's bank pass books, 1886-1912.

The series comprises estimates, bills, invoices and receipts, 1860-1912, relating to domestic matters, also to the materials used by H. Clarence Whaite in his profession.

The series comprises various financial papers, 1865-1900, including rent agreements, solicitors' certificates, notices to quit property, together with building society annual reports, insurance society information, bank circulars relating to shares, etc.