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Consultors’ letters to Father Provincial from Frs Andrew Macardle, Martin Maher, William Lockington, Charles Mulcahy, Ignatius Gartlan, Esmonde White, Richard Campbell, Richard O'Reilly, Stephen Bartley, Ernest Spillane and Peter Kenny. Includes references the condition of the buildings, and report on novices (1914, 1915).

Photographs relating to Tullabeg. Includes group photos of:
– Juniors (1909, 1917, 2 items);
– unnamed Jesuits (n.d., 3 items);
– Brothers’ Tertianship (most names supplied) (c196[7], 1 item);
– individual named Jesuits at Tullabeg (n.d., 4 items).

Booklet entitled ‘Souvenir of St. Stanislaus’ College, Tullabeg, King’s County. A College (1818 to 1886); Noviceship and House of Studies (since 1888) of the Irish Province of the Society of Jesus.’ Lists: Rectors of the College, 1818 to 1886;
– Rectors and Masters of Novices since 1888;
– Staff of St. Stanislaus’ College, 1840-1885;
– Summary of Results.
Interspersed with photos of relevant persons, grounds and interiors.

Ordnance Survey map of county Offaly featuring St. Stanislaus College, Tullabeg.

Decorated programmes for Christmas and New Year’s Day carol singing by Jesuits at Tullabeg. Details song title, writer and Jesuit who performed.

Notebook relating to the history of the house at Tullabeg, containing account of alleged apparitions in the summer of 1922 at the grotto to Our Lady; Later recollection of the events by Fr Harold Craig SJ (1977).

Copies of material related to the history of Tullabeg, newspaper clippings and handwritten chronological notes on Tullabeg. Includes copy of a Souvenir of St Stanislaus College, 1910 and a photocopy of ‘Ye Booke of ye Ancient Beadle’, Beadles Journal 1918 - 1921, Tullabeg Juniorate.

Correspondence between Fr Provincial and various members of the society at Tullabeg on academic, personal, financial, domestic, medical and administrative matters. Includes references to the library, stained glass and Evie Hone (19 February-13 March 1944, 4 items)

Series of notes relating to different rules governing the library, fasting, smoking and leave.

Correspondence dealing with the trespass of a number of students onto the Charleville demesne, in the course of a picnic.