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18 Jul 2023: The papers consist of original documents accumulated by Sir Winston Churchill throughout his life (1874-1965). They have been divided into two sections: the Chartwell Papers (CHAR) and the Churchill Papers (CHUR).

3 May 2024: Chamberlain. After a while, however, he became close to the whole Churchill family, and later played a key role in the foundation of Churchill College.

18 Jul 2023: Winston Churchill’s archive was added to UNESCO’s International Memory of the World Register. The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) established the Memory of the World Project in 1992 as an international

22 Feb 2024: Other than Winston Churchill’s own archive, we have nearly 40 collections which relate in one way or another to the Empire and Commonwealth.

18 Jul 2023: Florence Horsbrugh was elected MP for Dundee in 1931 and became one of the most successful Conservative women parliamentarians before Margaret Thatcher. She served in the Health and Food Ministries during the Second World War, where she coordinated

22 Feb 2024: Guide by Janine Barchas, University of Texas at Austin, on Winston Churchill's set of Jane Austen's books from his personal library

18 Jul 2023: Reginald McKenna was a Liberal politician and Churchill’s predecessor as First Lord of the Admiralty from 1908 – 1911. McKenna did most of the preparatory work as First Lord of the Admiralty for the naval estimates presented by Churchill in

9 Apr 2024: Guide to the collections at Churchill Archives Centre containing information on women's suffrage.

24 Jul 2023: You are here:. Stephen Roskill (1903-1982) appointed as a Senior Research Fellow at Churchill College. ... Stephen Roskill (1903-1982) appointed as a Senior Research Fellow at Churchill College.

22 Feb 2024: A list of the top 10 key Foreign Office ministers and diplomats whose papers are held at the Archives Centre

18 Jul 2023: You are here:. Churchill College Library opened and the acquisition of Admiral John de Robeck’s archive announced. ... Churchill College Library opened and the acquisition of Admiral John de Robeck’s archive announced.

22 Feb 2024: Hugh’s College since 1932, specializing in Anglo-German relations, and was a founder member of the Anglo-German Association. ... Mary Borden was born in Chicago in 1886 and graduated from Vassar College in 1907.

18 Jul 2023: He went on to serve as Professor at various universities, including Manchester and University College.

22 Feb 2024: The daughter of a headmaster, Helen Cam graduated from Royal Holloway College, University of London, with a BA in 1902. ... Mary Borden was born in Chicago in 1886 and earned a BA from Vassar College in 1907.

22 Feb 2024: Material relating to the college architecture. The architecture of Churchill College is an exemplary instance of British modernism. ... For material relating to an October 2007 exhibition on the Churchill College architectural competition,

3 Nov 2023: Research guide by Dr Vicki Thoms on dance at Churchill Archives Centre, particularly in the papers of Sir Alexander Cadogan and Duff Cooper.

22 Feb 2024: He studied at Christ’s College, being the first Black African to graduate with First Class Honours from the University of Cambridge. ... Between 1963-1979, Pole was a Fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge. Pole was deeply affected by the Black

22 Feb 2024: In 1972, following news of talks between members of the government and the Provisional IRA, Chichester-Clark considered resigning, only to be dissuaded by Whitelaw.

22 Feb 2024: 165-178). Cambridge: Cambridge University. Acton, Carol. “Diverting the Gaze: The Unseen Text in Women’s War Writing.” College Literature 31, no. ... in Donald’s case – at the same time as being the Master of a Cambridge college?