Barbara Winn's Chamberlain School Class of 1932 graduation certificate in a red certificate holder. The certificate is cracked down the middle where it has been folded and there is a dark stain along the bottom half. "Chamberlain School of Everyday Art This is to certify that Barbara Winn has completed the regular course with credit as prescribed by this institution June 12, 1932- Elsie K. Chamberlain- Director." A photocopy of a poem is also included in the folder reading, " The Legacy Ashes have scattered her, her money disowns her, but I sit down to write at the desk she willed me, watching the lamp resurrect her glistening lives: layer after layer I inherit their light immortality, where in the end my hand will sign my furniture on to children or friends, before it stops still as hers, and then is replaced again in distant, unvisited rooms, transcribing itself for ever like shadows which follow it now, uncurling themselves like smoke on printed paper and skin. Andrew Motion"