From an engraving in Charles Knight's London, Vol. 5, 1843, p.357\nThe Library was originally planned by the Adams brothers as the Society's 'Repository' or 'Model Room' where mechanical inventions and agricultural machinery for which prizes had been awarded by the Society were permanently displayed in the 18th century. Now the Benjamin Franklin Room
Now the Benjamin Franklin Room
Now the Benjamin Franklin Room
Now the Benjamin Franklin Room
Contains the seals of all the Adam brothers
The small committee was chaired by Edward Hooper and was attended by Robert and James Adam and others\n\nTwo small booklets of manuscript minutes of committees which scrutinised the plans of the Adam brothers for the construction of the Society's building. Includes copies of correspondence from the Adam brothers
Volume containing the Adam Brothers original design and room layout for the Society of Arts building in the Adelphi.
Financial administration of the Society has rested with various committees including Committees of , later as a Finance sub-committee, then a Finance and General Purposes Committee. The Society is a registered charity.\n\nRecords include minutes of the committees, various account books and ledgers, bills, receipts and invoices and general correspondence and papers