Churchill College

A major exhibition at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington from 6th October 2018 - 6th January 2019 explores the influence of Shakespeare on Churchill's writing and ideas.

An International Symposium on 28 January 2019 in honour of Lise Meitner.

Access a few of our unique holdings, and gain insight into some of the great events that shaped the modern world from WWI to the build up to WWII. 

Display from 2018's Roskill Lecture.

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.

This exhibition examines the life of Winston Churchill and his lifelong links with the United States—the nation he called “the great Republic."

This two day symposium brought together speakers from the worlds of academia, the military, politics and international diplomacy to debate the nature of war today.

What was Churchill’s role in developing nuclear weapons and authorising the use of the atomic bomb? Graham Farmelo, Kevin Ruane & Helen Anne Curry 

The Rt Hon Sir Roderic Lyne. spoke on 'Overcoming Enmity: The Evolution of British-Irish Relations in the 1990s.'

A one day symposium seeks to look at the challenge of understanding, assessing and perhaps improving political leadership.

A special evening commemorating the 70th anniversary of D-Day at Roosevelt House, New York. Featuring Allen Packwood and Nigel Hamilton.

Symposium to commemorate Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay, The Forgotten Architect of Dunkirk and D-Day.

Mr Jonathan Fenby CBE spoke on the topic: 'China's Unfinished Revolution - Why the People's Republic will not rule the world.'

A forum to discuss and debate the role that faith plays in contemporary politics of multicultural Britain. Keynote speaker: The Rt. Hon. Baroness Warsi.

Churchill: The Power of Words Exhibition at the Morgan Library, New York, 8 June-23 September, 2012.

A recent visit by the Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg.

From March-June, 2012, the Library of Parliament in Ottawa hosted a temporary exhibit featuring original pages of one of Churchill's greatest wartime speeches.

Actors, Jeremy Clyde and Warren Clarke come face to face with the real thing at the Churchill Archives Centre.

Since 2004 the Churchill Archives Centre has helped organise a number of 'witness seminars' on the history of events or developments which have taken place in what might be styled ...

 Lecture by Dr Richard Carr, a previous Archives By-Fellow, given in November 2012.