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Descriptions written in the twentieth-century of some of the Cronhelm, Crosbie, and Tobias correspondence from the nineteenth-century.

Scrapbook made by Adam Lamb which contains: a hall pass from Trinity College Dublin during May 1916; wedding invitation of Keith Lamb and Helen Tobias; newspaper clippings of graduation announcements of Keith Lamb, Diocesan appointments of Reverend Adam Lamb, wedding announcements, achievements of family and friends, and obituaries; and photographs of Constance Lamb, Francis William Lamb, Alice Lamb, Keith Lamb, Noreen Taylor, Henry Lamb, Helen Lamb, Gracie Roe, Agnes Barry, Nora Grace Fleetham, and Reverend Frederick Hugh Woodham Kerr.

Papers of Helen Lamb which remained at her residence, Woodfield House, and were inherited along with the property by her eldest son Henry Lamb. This material pertains to the history of the Cronhelm, Crosbie, and Tobias families.

Letter from Isabelle Lemarié of the Tree Council of Ireland, Cabinteely House, Cabinteely, County Dublin, to Doctor Keith Lamb and Helen Lamb at Woodfield, Clara, County Offaly.

Clipping entitled, "Clara Home to One of World's Most Unique Gardens", and contains a photograph of Keith Lamb and Helen Lamb.

Newsletter from the Aer Lingus Press Office at Dublin Airport, entitled, "Lord Mayor Unveils Plaque to First Irish Aeronaut". Provides an account of the unveiling of the plaque celebrating Richard Crosbie's first flight from Ranelagh Gardens.

Letter from Ted to Helen Lamb regarding her two framed silhouettes of HC Cronhelm and his wife. Attached is a copy of Doctor Claude H Cronhelm's draft of "The German Connection", a genealogy of the Cronhelm family.

Leter from Ted in Auckland, New Zealand, to Helen Lamb, regarding the german branch of the Cronhelm family tree. Attached is information on the Cronhelm family.

Letter from Doctor Keith Lamb at Ballykilty, Malahide, County Dublin, to Reverend Adam Lamb at Woodfield, Clara, County Offaly, regarding notes he and his wife Helen Lamb have taken from the Moate Meeting House register.

Two photocopies of german records, and typed notes regarding the genealogy of the Cronhelm family.