1. Daniel Tull’s Journal

Handwritten journal

1887 – Short description of his life in Barbados
1895 and 1897 – Last wishes of Alice and Daniel Tull

2. Photograph of Anna F. Tull in Barbados

Probably taken around 1877-78

3. Letter from Anna F. Tull

Sent from Barbados to her son Daniel in Kent, 1878

4. Letter from Mrs Palmer (Alice’s mother)

Daniel is welcomed into the Palmer family, 1880

5. Letter from Anna F. Tull, William Tull & brother of Daniel

Sent from Barbados to Daniel and family living in Kent, 1883

6. Cissie Tull’s Birth Certificate

1884

7. Studio photograph of Alice Palmer

Date unknown

8. Funeral card for Alice Elizabeth Tull (née Palmer)

1895

9. Photograph of Daniel Tull with children

(Left to right) Cissie, William, Walter, Edward, Elsie

10. Photograph of Children’s Home football team

(Walter – front row, 2^nd from left)

11. Edward’s account of life in the Children’s Home

Exercise book (fragile)

12. Newspaper report – Football Star, 20^th March 1909

‘Catch of the Season’

13. Clapton team photo

Postcard from Walter Tull to Edward Tull-Warnock

(Walter – front row, 2^nd from right)

14. Charity Winner’s Medal

1909, Tottenham Hotspur

15. Newspaper report – The Daily Graphic, 13^th September 1909

Pictures of game between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United with Walter Tull

16. Newspaper report – ‘A Day of Cup Ties’

‘Spurs Too Strong for Croydon’ – ‘Tull Enjoys Himself’

17. Newspaper report – Football Star, 1909

‘Hotspur at Bristol: Football and Colour Prejudice’

18. Copy of photograph of Tottenham Hotspur Team 1909-10

(Walter – front row)

19. Small photograph of young Walter Tull

Head and shoulders, taken in Glasgow, date unknown

20. Photograph of Tottenham Hotspur Team 1910-11

Postcard from Walter Tull to Edward Tull-Warnock

(Walter – front row, far right)

21. Walter Tull in Tottenham Hotspur strip

Signed postcard from Walter Tull to R. Adamson, Glasgow

22. Studio photograph of young Walter Tull

Copy of framed photograph

23. Cissie’s autograph book

Walter’s autograph and drawing

24. Newspaper report – Daily Chronicle, December 1914

‘Walter Tull Leads the Way: First of the Cobbler Seniors to Enlist’

25. Regimental Christmas card, 1915

From Sergeant W. Tull

26. Photograph of Walter Tull with fellow officers

In front of hut marked 23, taken by J.P. Couper, Glasgow

27. Studio photograph of Walter Tull (Officer)

Head and shoulders, taken Folkestone, Kent

28. Studio photograph of Walter Tull

Seated, without cap (framed photograph)

29. Photograph of Walter Tull

Seated with fellow officers (formal), postcard size

30. Letter from Walter Tull from the Front, 10^th August 1917

Three sheets (five pages) with envelope

31. One Mark Note

Sent from the Front by Walter Tull

32. Ammunition box top

For a Spandau machine gun, sent from Walter Tull to Edward Tull Warnock

33. Family photograph taken at Garelochhead

Walter Tull on leave, in uniform; Cissie Tull and Jean Warnock seated, Edward Tull-Warnock standing

34. Photograph of Walter Tull on leave

With Jean Warnock at Garelochhead

35. Photograph of Walter Tull and Edward Tull-Warnock

Walter on leave at Garelochhead

36. Photograph of Walter Tull in uniform

Alone, with cap and cane

37. Citation from the Italian Front, 1-2^nd January 1918

To 2^nd Lieutenant W.D. Tull from Sidney Lawford, Major General Commanding 41^st Division

38. Original telegram of condolence

And envelope addressed to Edward Tull-Warnock

39. Letter from Northampton Town F.C.

Answer to letter from Edward Tull-Warnock and condolences

40. Letter of condolence (1)

From 2^nd Lieutenant Pickard, 17^th April 1918

41. Letter of condolence (2)

From Major G. Poole, 12^th April 1918, 23^rd Middlesex Regiment

42. Letter from Major S.G. Poole

Further details of Walter’s death

45. Copy of newspaper report

From The Northampton Independent, ‘How Walter Tull died’

46. Newspaper report

‘Famous footballer killed – Lieutenant Walter Tull….’

47. Photo of war memorial plaque

In Claremont Street Methodist Church, Glasgow, Walter D. Tull remembered

48. Newspaper report – Glasgow Evening Times, Monday 12^th February 1940

‘First coloured officer in the British Army’