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The file comprises summary notes on the third part of the trilogy about the British Empire, which was later published. The first draft was begun in July and finished in October 1975.

The file comprises Jan Morris's research notes on Sydney, Australia. Many of the notebooks contain sketches of landmarks and buildings of interest, and all contain a bibliography. Many of the notes were created from the bibliographies listed.

Notes compiled by Jan Morris in the course of research for 'Trieste and the meaning of nowhere'.

Notes compiled by Jan Morris in the course of research for 'The matter of Wales: epic views of a small country', together with some notes on her writings relating to India and America, especially Miami (in volume 17).

Two typescript drafts of 'Coronation Everest' (one of them incomplete) with manuscript revisions, and later notes on the various editions and impressions of the work.

Typescript draft of 'Coast to coast' with manuscript revisions, and later notes on various editions and impressions of the work and prizes awarded for it.

Typescript draft of 'The presence of Spain' with manuscript revisions, and later notes on the various editions and impressions of the work.

Travel literature: Leicestershire ([1950]), Lincolnshire ([1950]), Liverpool (1966-1967) and London (1957-1987).

Travel literature: Italy (1939-2002).

Travel literature: Middle East (1924-1980).

Travel literature: Netherlands (1957-1992), New Zealand (1955-1981), Norway (1952-1994), Pakistan (1957-1979) and Poland (1958-1995).

Travel literature: Spain (1929-1989), Sweden (1951-1986) and Switzerland (1974-2002).

Letters, mostly concerning Jan Morris's work, especially that relating to Trieste, and also the British empire, Wales, Sydney, Europe, Venice, Everest, Abraham Lincoln, and her memoirs.

Legal contracts between Jan Morris and publishers; notifications of Jan Morris's BA and MA degrees from Oxford; a receipt from the Churchill Archives Centre to Jan Morris for letters of Admiral of the Fleet Sir John Arbuthnot Fisher; an invitation to a ball at the Natural History Museum; documents issued by the Venetian Carabinieri and the British Consulate in Trieste concerning items stolen from Jan Morris in Venice; and a note written by Jan Morris to accompany the 2010 Donation of her papers to the National Library of Wales.

Notes, drafts of published and unpublished works, letters, talks, reviews, booklets, leaflets, periodicals, press cuttings and other material relating to Jan Morris's writing career and the places she visited in the course of her research, together with personal letters and records.

The file comprises notebooks containing research notes relating to the publication of Pax Britannica. Many of the notebooks contain sketches of scenes of various landmarks and buildings visited by Jan Morris whilst compiling her notes on different countries.

The file comprises Jan Morris's research notes, used for the compilation of her book about Oxford, published in 1978.

Manuscript notes compiled by Jan Morris in the course of research for 'The presence of Spain'.

The file comprises one volume of the first draft of Heaven's Command (London, 1974), 1970, two volumes of the second draft, 1971, and two volumes of the third draft, 1972.

Typescript drafts of 'Oxford', with manuscript revisions, and a later note on the various editions and impressions of the work, together with editorial comments.