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Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Mr Baukhandi in which she writes, "I am sending one photograph of Kunri or Kunti mata from Onkareswara." She enquires after the state of the Ajanta caves and suggests using his restoration of one of cave paintings as a postcard in order to publicise the caves. She is worried that her photos of the frescos are not good due to a deficient flash which has been replaced. She aske if he would like to paint from the slides that she has taken of the frescos and gives information on the history of Narasmha.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Mr Nithyanandhan to provide information about the photographs in which he was interested.

Copy a of letter from Barbara Ingham to Mr Nithyanandhan discussing family matters.

Copy of letter from Barbara Ingham to John Murray, plus a handwritten draft in which she provides an explanation of her book, and enclosing a detailed synopsis.

Letter from Barbara Ingham to John and Sue Ingham, from India, in which she writes that she is about to leave India and return to Italy. She continues to describe her last few days in India. Handwritten airletter, postmarked 2 February 1975.

Letter from Barbara Ingham to John and Sue Ingham, from India, in which she writes of her arrival in [Chandei] and her impression of the place. Handwritten airletter, postmarked 16 December 1974

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Jim, Inviting him to to visit Italy via Switzerland to look through and choose slides. She promises to send a photo of a restoration of an Ajanta painting. She writes about John's recent trip and requests notes on soil. She promises to send a textbook on stammering for a child with a stammer.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to HJ Currey praising her Nikon camera and the prints that were made from its photographs, which were sent to her by Mr Currey. She is enclosing more slides for printing, enquiring about the possibility of Xmas cards being made from a slide and the cost thereof.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to the Directors of the British Museum to ask whether the British Museum has the looted or misplaced gold plates from walls of the Srinailam Temple.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Catherine. She enquires how life is in Pwllheli and requests help from the Women's Institute on advice for the women of India on a range of subjects from looming and the dyeing of clothes to cheese making and nutrition.