Box 1

Unidentified poem handwritten on the back.

One envelope is postmarked "Paris, Sept. 17 1849," and the other is addressed to "Mr. W. Hunt" of Notting Hill, postmarked "Deadwood, Cal. Oct. 17, 1901."

Handwritten recipe for making cement and plaster.

Student notes written in French on science and math, collected and bound by Storey. Includes several diagrams.

Student notes written in French on algebra, collected and bound by Storey. Includes pen-and-ink sketch of Doric entablature.

Student notes written in French on algebra and calculus, collected and bound by Storey.

Student notes written in French on geometry and other sciences, collected and bound by Storey. Includes many diagrams, a few sketches, and an elaborate pen-and-ink tailpiece.

Bound by Storey with red paper cover. Includes author's corrections and notes. Accompanied by a loose notebook page containing a handwritten dedication dated 1912.

Storey's first published work (London: Hutchings and Crowsley, Printers, St. John's Wood). Bound in plain chipboard cover with "Love's Folly" written in pencil on cover. Includes "Love's Folly" and "Juveniles" ("Violetta to Cupid," "A Sonnett by Violetta's Lover," "A Dream," and "A Lover by the Sea Shore").

Fiction, collected and bound by Storey. Includes author's corrections and notes, and a laid in poem, "A Psalm," dated 1853.

Fiction, collected and bound by Storey, although the gatherings are now loose. Includes author's corrections and notes. Also includes notes on "Old Fitch of St. Albans."

Bound by Storey. Includes many corrections, with author's note dated 1863.

Collected and bound by Storey with notebook paper wrapper. Includes author's corrections and additions.

Includes author's corrections, table of contents, and dedication "To those true friends who have taught me to esteem human nature." Also includes a list of proposed additions to dwelling with sketched plan.

Includes "Love's Folly," "Laure", "Ode to Hever Castle," and others. One poem is dated 1905; the rest are from the decade of the 1860s.

Bound by Storey with dark grey paper wrapper. Manuscript of play that includes author's corrections, additions, and notes.

Various writings collected and bound by Storey, although binding cord is now missing. Includes essay comparing music appreciation to art appreciation, and other inserted and laid-in materials of various dates.

Bound by Storey with dark brown paper wrapper. Numbered entries on various art topics. Includes laid in photographic image on paper of portrait (Storey's mother?), and a note "Bath Nov 20/75" by Storey about his book on art.

Discussions of various art topics. Includes pencil sketches, laid in list of artists, and a letter addressed to "My Dearest Mother."

Collection of lectures on various art topics given by Storey, collected and bound into one volume by Storey. On first page, he notes that this book is the "original manuscript of the Bedford Lectures" (see F34).

First work published under his own name (London: John Bumpus, 158, Oxford Street). Original plain paper wrappers, with untrimmed pages. Many pages remain uncut.