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Heacham Lodge was purchased in 1811 by Martin Davy (Master of Gonville and Caius College 1803 - 1839) as a country retreat. He left it to his sister for her life and then to his successors to the Mastership. When his sister died in 1869 Heacham Lodge became the Master's second home; in 1933 the Trust was passed to the College and the lodge used by the Master and for occasional visits by fellows. The house itself was later sold but the College still manages a farm on the estate.

The records include legacy receipts and accounts; correspondence with Bursary; stamp duty receipts; inventories; notes on history of Martin Davy and Heacham Lodge; photograph album.

(1948- ) Clergyman. Admitted as Chaplain, 1977-82.

Suveyor

(1919- ) Manufacturer, and freelance photo-journalist. Admitted Caius, 1938.

Matriculated, Gonville and Caius College, 1933.

Frank Debenham, son of John Willmott Debeham, admitted 1 October 1913. He was a member of Captain Scott's Antarctic Expedition.

Fellow, Gonville and Caius College.

Deputy Chairman of Weidenfeld.

Since 1989, the Archivist has also acted as Deputy Curator of the College's portrait collection; taking responsibility for documenting, administering and arranging the conservation of College pictures and reporting to a Curator of Portraits who is a Fellow. During this time, the Curators of Portraits have been:
Brooke, Christopher Nugent Lawrence ( -1996)
Binski, Paul,
Fox, James
Binski, Paul

Binski, Paul (1996 - 2007 ), (2019 - 2023)

Fox, James (c.2007 - 2018)

Deputy Keeper of the University Archives, -1999.

The Development Office, under the direction of a Development Officer, was created by the College Council in 1992, to deal with alumni contacts and to co-ordinate a fundraising appeal. The office was staffed by a Development Officer with a Development Assistant; and from 2000 onwards, an Alumni Officer. The Development Office reports to an Appeal Committee appointed by the College Council. In 2001, a Development Director was appointed.

The Development Office also shares responsibility with the other editors for the production of existing alumni-related publications, The Caian and Biographical History.

Clerk of Works