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Important information for members of the University on how Brexit will affect them can now be found on a new dedicated website.
Important information for members of the University on how Brexit will affect them can now be found on a new dedicated website.
Frequently asked questions on visiting the Archives Centre, our collections, and obtaining and using copies from the archives.
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Discover a wide range of documents by more than 570 political, military & scientific luminary figures from the Churchill era and beyond.
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Where to find general contact details for the Archives Centre as well as for individual members of staff. .
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Details of our upcoming public programme of events, current and past exhibitions as well as our online exhibitions and resources.
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Stay up to date with the latest news from the Archives Centre and explore our collections through our blog posts.
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A range of our collections are available to view on the Churchill Archives Centre Flickr account.
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The Churchill Archives Centre relies on the support and generosity of trusts and individuals.
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The Centre exists to preserve and make available the raw material of our recent past.
DetailsPurpose-built in 1973 to house Sir Winston Churchill's Papers, the Churchill Archives Centre is now home to the papers of almost 600 important political, military and scientific figures from the Churchill era and after. Contemporaries of Winston Churchill sit alongside major political, military and scientific figures such as: Margaret Thatcher, Ernest Bevin, John Major, Neil Kinnock, Admiral Ramsay, Field Marshal Slim, Frank Whittle and Rosalind Franklin.
Situated within the grounds of Churchill College, itself the national and Commonwealth memorial to Sir Winston, the Archives Centre is a valuable academic and cultural research hub. Its collections form one of the country’s most important sources for twentieth-century British history. The Archives Centre's mission is to preserve and make available to the public the unique materials in its care.
The latest exhibition in the Wolfson Foyer.
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The opening of the archive of Professor Sir Robert Edwards, IVF pioneer
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This year is the the 50th anniversary of the Representation of the People Act 1969, in which Churchill College played a key part
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Angus Mackay (G70) and Dan Moore (G67), former members of Churchill College Boat Club, have donated the recently discovered Canon Duckworth rowing timer to the Churchill College Archives Centre.
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More on the papers of Professor Sir Robert Edwards
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