Correspondence, ration books, reports, photographs, newspaper cuttings, articles on cricket written by Howat including Bodyline and Pelham Warner, Gentlemen of Philadelphia, First Test Match between India and England in 1932, cricket in the United States, Thomas Hughes author of Tom Brown's schooldays, photocopies of articles, correspondence from the CC Morris Cricket Library, correspondence sent to Pelham Warner acquired by Howat, records relating to the Reverend Jack Parsons, requests for information about Pelham Warner, copies of captain's reports for the MCC tour of Australia in 1954-1955 and West Indies in 1953-1954, letters addressed to Pelham Warner and Len Hutton.
Photographs include Pelham Warner with his son and grandson at Lord's for the Eton vs. Harrow match in 1946, photograph of Fred Price, Ted Roberts, Leslie and Dennis Compton receiving military training during the Second World War.
Records under 30 years old are closed to the public, records between 30 and 40 years require permission from the Club Secretary before access. All other records are open.