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29 Feb 2024: An introduction to the papers of Lord Duncan-Sandys and his work with the Civic Trust, combating 'national eyesores'

18 Jul 2023: Quick Links. Back. Back. Back. Back. Back. Search our website. You are here:. Appointment of Margaret Tong, first archives assistant (1974 – 1978). Appointment of Margaret Tong, first archives assistant (1974 – 1978). Share your memories of this

5 Mar 2024: Guide to a series of audio podcasts made to celebrate the centenary of women getting the vote.

18 Jul 2023: The collections and the Centre are demonstrably an asset to the college and to the university.”.

5 Mar 2024: At one point in the recordings, Phyll indicates that they had each tried to recall where they were when they heard the news of the declaration of war in 1939 (YUNG ... The Willmotts remained friends with Raphael Samuel after his move to Ruskin College,

18 Jul 2023: Michael Hoskin is appointed as Fellow Librarian (1969-1973). Michael Hoskin came to the College in 1969 on his appointment as Librarian (with responsibility for the Archives). ... He then moved to history of science and in 1959 was appointed University

22 Feb 2024: Copyright here is owned by Churchill College, so is much less of an issue than in the Broadwater Collection.

18 Jul 2023: You are here:. Work begins on College Archive by Lesley James, Archives Assistant. ... Work begins on College Archive by Lesley James, Archives Assistant. Share your memories of this year.

29 Feb 2024: 175-76. [3] The first woman to receive her own collection (Accession number 68), in December 1968, was [Helen Cam link: Helen Cam, Vice-Mistress of Girton College and the first

18 Jul 2023: In April 1995, grants from the National Heritage Lottery Fund and the John Paul Getty Foundation enabled the Chartwell Papers to be bought from the Chartwell Trust and consolidated the ownership of all the Papers in a charitable trust, the Sir

29 Feb 2024: There are plenty of letters, video clips of news stories, cuttings from newspapers, drafts of articles and conference papers relating to these issues.

29 Feb 2024: He met privately with Ian Jacob on most weekday mornings, and was party to discussions surrounding the introduction of photography into news reporting, policies and procedures concerning the broadcast of religious ... Cadogan Papers, ACAD 2/8.

18 Jul 2023: You are here:. Appointment of Joan Bullock-Anderson, first dedicated College Archivist (1992-2003). ... Appointment of Joan Bullock-Anderson, first dedicated College Archivist (1992-2003). Share your memories of this year.

22 Feb 2024: Research guide to our collections, listing some of those which relate to Irish history before 1921.

19 Jul 2023: In a recent episode of our podcast, our Senior Conservator, Sarah Lewery, reflects on how she has been preserving the collections for more than 20 years. Sarah talks about how she started her career in conservation, what are the challenges of today,

17 Jul 2023: The post of Keeper was formally separated from that of Librarian, and the first holder of the new office was the military and industrial historian Correlli Barnett. He took up his responsibilities on New Year’s Day 1977, little knowing that he

21 Jun 2024: Guide to using some of the diaries at Churchill Archives Centre, focusing on formats, the naming and process of diary-keeping, as well as our published and unpublished diaries.

18 Jul 2023: The daughter of a headmaster, Helen Cam graduated from Royal Holloway College, University of London, with a BA in 1902. ... She moved to Girton College, Cambridge, in 1921. A leading authority on medieval law and local government, she was active in local

22 Feb 2024: Hugh’s College since 1932, specializing in Anglo-German relations. She devoted much of her career to assisting her relatives, including her cousin, uncle, and father, Sir James Headlam-Morley, the ... After training at secretarial college in London,

18 Jul 2023: Lise Meitner was born in Austria on 7 November 1878, the daughter of the Viennese lawyer, Phillip Meitner. In 1901 she entered the University of Vienna, becoming Doctor of Philosophy in 1906. In the following year Meitner left Austria and went to