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The wide-ranging collections held at Churchill Archives Centre are a valuable resource for students at all levels. Our focus is on 20th century history but we also hold material which could be used by students of the Victorian and Edwardian periods, or the history of science.
Visiting students can assimilate evidence from our historical sources and assess their reliability and value. We are happy to welcome individual students pursuing projects or teachers researching material for use in the classroom.
A prior appointment is required, please contact us on T: 01223 336087.
By prior arrangement, group visits for school parties can be arranged. Such tours are particularly relevant to GCSE and A' Level history students and feature:
Find out how best to make use of digital and traditional archives below:
Some useful resources for schools and history students.
For further information, please contact Katharine Thomson
An expanding range of classroom-ready resources, specially written and developed by leading history educators to engage and excite as well as inform and challenge.
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Access our unique holdings, and gain an insight into some of the great events that shaped the modern world: WWI to the build up to WW II.
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A selection of our primary sources selected by Jon Lawrence to support his third-year Special Subject course in History 'Class, Party & Social Identity in England, 1914-1945.'
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Churchill, Roosevelt, Stalin and the Grand Alliance, 1940-1. Formerly used in the Cambridge University, Historical Tripos Part II.
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The National Library of Scotland's online educational and exhibition resource for the life and times of Sir Winston Churchill. In partnership with the Churchill Archives Centre.
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