Records of the sporting, literary, debating and musical clubs formed by members of the College. These were with varying degrees of formality and longevity. While most were made up of members resident in the College; others, like the members of the Bargees, continued to meet following graduation.

Various of the sporting clubs most notably the Boat Club, were financed through the central structure of the Amalgamated Clubs.

Records consist of one minute book.

Records consist of an interleaved list of members and subscriptions.

The records consist of finance and log books, dinner menus, race programmes and boat house reports.

Records consist of:

• annotated transcript of a diary kept by Heigham's maternal grandfather, William Warwick Buckland, fellow of Gonville and Caius College, to record a journey to South Africa in 1901.
• photocopies of Heigham pedigree, highlighting members of Gonville and Caius College
• rules of the Gonville Loungers with note on the club's history
• signed menu cards for the Law Club, the Shakespeare Society, the May Ball Stewards' Dinner, the Rugby Football Club and the Boat Club
• photographs, with keys and notes, for the Rugger Boat 1938, Rugby XV 1937-9, May Week Ball 1937-9.