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One ring-bound lined notebook, each page divided into columns for number of item received, name of sender, whether letter, card or fax, address, date written, and reply date. The first 431 entries are written by Deborah MacMillan's sister, entries 432 - 457 are by Deborah MacMillan and entries 458 - 515 by Francesca Franchi during the process of organising the archive. Reverse and final pages in the notebook have notes and sketches on unrelated subjects in Deborah MacMillan's hand.
The box contains 167 cards, faxes and letters of condolences from friends, neighbours and colleagues including choreographers, directors of ballet companies and theatres, designers, musicians, photographers, critics and authors.

The box contains 127 cards, faxes and letters of condolences from friends, neighbours and colleagues including choreographers, directors of ballet companies and theatres, designers, musicians, photographers, critics and authors.

The box contains 127 cards, faxes and letters of condolences from friends, neighbours and colleagues including choreographers, directors of ballet companies and theatres, designers, musicians, photographers, critics and authors.

The box contains 111 cards, faxes and letters of condolences from friends, neighbours and colleagues including choreographers, directors of ballet companies and theatres, designers, musicians, photographers, critics and authors.

73 cards that accompanied the floral tributes at the funeral of Kenneth MacMillan, from family, friends, neighbours, dancers, colleagues, ballet companies and orchestras. Some are addressed to Kenneth MacMillan, some to his widow Deborah and his daughter Charlotte. Including cards from Peter and Sonya Wright, Clement Crisp and Peter Hollanby, Monica Mason, Annette Page and Ronald Hynd, Nicholas Georgiadis, Richard Eyre, Natalia Makarova, Gerd Larsen, Antony Dowell, John Neumeier, and Mary Miller

Letters, cards and postcards to Kenneth and Deborah MacMillan, some from fans, some from friends and colleagues. They are signed with given name only so need further identification

Birthday, Christmas and general greetings cards and postcards, and one telegram from friends including The Royal Ballet dancers, Stuttgart Ballet, dancers Natalia Makarova, Merle Park and Brenda Last, actor Roger Rees, Cameron Mackintosh, Edward Thorp and Gillian Freeman

Contains handwritten manuscript for an article about Mrs Cornelys and proposed title page for book? (author unknown). Press cuttings announcing meetings at Carlisle House from 1763-1780, and related press coverage are also included, along with an obituary for Mrs Cornelys and the only known portrait of Mrs Teresa Cornelys, dated 1772, plus social dance cartoons by George Cruickshank. Many loose prints, drawings and lithographs related to London Assembly rooms in second half of the 18th century are also inserted.

Kenneth MacMillan was working on the choreography for the Royal National Theatre production of Carousel in October 1992 when he died unexpectedly, a month before the production was due to open. With the agreement of his widow, the RNT continued with the production which premiered in the Lyttelton Theatre on 10 Dec 1992. There are five files of material containing libretto and rehearsal script, hand-written notes by Kenneth MacMillan, correspondence, programmes, tickets and invitations for performances at the Royal National Theatre and further productions in London, New York and Japan. There is one original pen and ink and watercolour painting of the pas de deux, signed and dated 19 Oct 1994