The Churchill Archives Centre is now closed due to the Covid-19 outbreak. We are still able to offer a limited remote enquiry service and can be reached by email at archives@chu.cam.ac.uk. Do also check out our existing online resources here. We look forward to welcoming you back as soon as is possible and wish you and your families all the very best.
So that we can ensure that all Members of the Churchill College community stay healthy and safe, things will look a little different when you next come to College. But you can find everything you need to know on our new Coronavirus Guidance page From the latest research from the University to what you should do if you have symptoms, and from the provision of College services to minimising the risk of transmission, you'll find all the answers to your questions here.
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, exhibition loans and group visits.
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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.
DetailsThe Archives Centre began by collecting the papers of Winston Churchill and other contemporaries and has grown to become an important resource for the study of modern history from the late nineteenth century to the present day. Our collections encompass the personal papers of individuals who made and remade British domestic politics and international relations, advanced scientific knowledge, and who observed or transformed society, economics and culture. These materials record key events and trends in the history of Britain and beyond. The Centre continues to collect.
The Archives Centre has been awarded Accreditation by The National Archives and the Churchill Papers have been entered on the UNESCO International Register of the Memory of the World..
The identity of the couple whose names appear on the back of Canon Noel Duckworth's watch has now been revealed.
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Making some of our harder to access recordings available to researchers.
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The Archives Centre is delighted to announce the winners of its diary competition capturing life in lockdown.
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