BRITISH ARCHIVES SECOND EDITION SECOND EDmON AGuide to Archive Resources in the United Kingdom

JANET FOSTER &JUIlA SHEPPARD

M stockton press © Macmillan Publishers Ltd, 1982, 1989 Softcover reprint ofthe hardcover 2nd edition 1989 978-0-333-44347-7

All rights reserved. No part of the publication may be reproduced or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without permission. Published in the United States and Canada by STOCKTON PRESS 1989 15 East 26th Street, New York, N.Y. 10010. Library of Congress Cataloging-In-Publication Data Foster, Janet. British archives/by Janet Foster and Julia Sheppard. - 2nd ed. p. cm. Bibliography: p. Includes indexes. ISBN 978-0-935859-74-4 1. Archives - Great Britain - Directories. I. Sheppard, Julia. II. Title. CD1040.F67 1989 027.541- dc20

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Published in the United Kingdom by MACMILLAN PUBLISHERS LTD aournals Division), 1989 Distributed by Globe Book Services Ltd BruneI Road, Houndmills Basingstoke, Hants RG21 2XS British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Foster, Janet, 1948- British archives. - 2nd ed. 1. Great Britain. Record repositories - Directories I. Title II. Sheppard, Julia 027.041 ISBN 978-1-349-09567-4 ISBN 978-1-349-09565-0 (eBook) DOI 10.1007/978-1-349-09565-0 Contents

Acknowledgements VI Introduction Vll How to Use this Book XIV Alphabetical Listing xv List of Entries by County XXXI Useful Addresses xlvi Useful Publications Iii Entries 1 Appendix I: Institutions which have placed their archives elsewhere 791 Appendix II: Institutions which reported having no archives 793 Appendix III: Institutions which did not respond to questionnaire 796 Index to Collections 797 Guide to Key Subjects 829 Acknowledgements We acknowledge and thank the contributors to British Archives, without whom the book would not exist. Many went out of their way to help us and we are indebted, also, to the many archivists whose words of encouragement spurred us to complete this second edition. Weare particularly grateful to Richard Storey for a constant flow of suggestions and to Alexandra Nicol and lain Flett for similarly helpful suggestions and information for entries. Geoffrey Martin generously gave us his copious review notes which helped to clarify our thoughts for this edition. Elizabeth Bennett, Elizabeth Leedham-Green and Vic Morgan gave invaluable help with the Cambridge college entries and our thanks go also to Adrian Allen, Emma Hall, Patricia Methven, Jack Morrell, Joan Pin combe, Rosemary Seton, David Vaisey, Rowan Watson, Oliver Harris of the British Records Association, and the staff at the National Register of Archives. We are most grateful to the Wellcome Trust and the staff of the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine for their continued support. We owe an overwhelming debt to Tracy Tillotson for her ability to decipher the manuscript and apply her word-processing skills to it. Thanks also are due to our colleagues Marion Bowman and Lesley Hall who have shown the utmost patience during many months of feverish activity, to John Davies for advice freely given and to Andy Foley who staunchly helped with technical services. More recently at Macmillan, we were very fortunate to have Caroline Richmond's skilful copy editing of the manuscript and proofs and Stephen Benaim as an efficient production manager. Finally, our thanks go to our many colleagues and friends whose unfailing encouragement made the book possible, in particular to Bill Bynum, J an Fordham, Stevie Holland, Kitty Inglis, Bob Lamb and Bronwen Manning.

VI Introduction The first edition of British Archives was published in 1982 and was given a commendation for the Library Association's McColvin medal in that year. It was reprinted in the year of publication and a paperback edition appeared in 1984. The guide is now out of print and the editors are aware that a new edition is well overdue since it remains the only general reference work describing archives in Britain. Monitoring of the archive scene for changes and additions has been an ongoing process, but work for this edition effectively began in 1986. The opponunity has been taken to make a number of changes to the contents and substantially to enlarge the book, increasing the number of entries by 50%. The original concept of the guide remains - it aims to consolidate information for the historian and archivist and provide a starting point for the first-time user of archives. Archival holdings available for research of all kinds in the UK are among the most rich and extensive in the world. They range over the records of medieval and modern government, both central and local, the archives of the Church and universities, the papers of great dynastic landed families, and collections made from various sources by scholars or antiquarians, collections which often form the basis of the modern national libraries of England, Scotland and Wales. The wealth and scope of these archives are frequently underestimated and even overlooked because their existence is not generally known about. In addition in the recent past a growing interest has been shown by historians and others in the preservation of a wider range of primary source material. This in turn has led to the rescue of much 19th- and 20th-century archival material, usually on a subject basis, in some cases by recently established specialist repositories. In this guide local authority record offices (county and city record offices), local government libraries, national university and polytechnic libraries, major public and private institutions, societies and associations, including the so-called specialist repositories, have all been included. Archives are not normally arranged or catalogued on a subject basis; for this reason it can be difficult to trace records or collections held in unlikely or lesser-known repositories. Therefore, another primary aim was to give a subject approach to the information in the book by means of a guide to key subjects. A general index to the names of individuals, bodies and collections appearing in the entries provides a further point of access to the information.

What are archives? Strictly speaking archives are the documents created in the normal course of the life of an institution or individual in order for them to function, and as such provide a historical record. Thus an archive is a cohesive body of original documents emanating from one source. However, the term is now used much more loosely to cover any primary source material in a variety of media whatever its origin (hence including documents, photographs, films and even printed material). Also it can be used to describe the physical place where records are held. Although the title of this book is British Archives we are taking the wider definition and including 'anificial' collections, so called because they have been consciously put together, usually around a subject area or a type of material and have not accumulated naturally over the course of time. In many cases archives will remain in the institution that has created them, and increasingly professional archivists are involved in their preservation. Many such bodies, however, have decided that they are neither able satisfactorily to house their older records nor adequately to make them available for historians to consult, hence there is also a steady transfer of such archives to established record repositories.

Vll Vlll Introduction Methods British Archives is not a commercial directory and no charge is made for an entry. Inevitably it cannot be comprehensive, since any organisation holding its own non-current records selected for preservation can claim to have an archive. Our approach has been to cover as many places of which we could learn where archives, in the widest sense of the word, are held and are relatively accessible. As with the first edition, restrictions on time and finance made it impossible to visit repositories. Therefore, we have again relied on questionnaires, modified with explanatory notes, which we sent out accompanied by sample entries and a key subject word list. We are indebted to all those who so kindly took the time and trouble to complete and return the questionnaires. After compiling a list of possible new entries from the sources outlined below, approximately 700 'new entry' questionnaires were sent out in batches from late 1986 onwards. The replies were processed over the next eight months. A deadline for return was given and when this had passed without reply a reminder postcard was sent. By April 1987, approximately 75% of the original mailing had responded. A proportion of these had to be telephoned to clarify information or confirm that no archives were held. Those who had not replied were also pursued by telephone and/or sent duplicate forms to elicit information. Where these endeavours did not result in an entry (either because the archives had been deposited elsewhere, no archives were held or no response was forthcoming), the institutions concerned will be found listed in Appendices I-III (pp. 791-6). An asterisk indicates that the entry has been compiled mainly by the editors. From March 1988 those places which had appeared in the first edition were circulated with an annotated copy of their entry and a request for any further updating or additional information. This led to a large number of revisions, including a few deletions and some changes to repository titles and addresses: the most consistent change has been to telephone numbers. All original entries stating 'archives held elsewhere' or 'no archives held' were removed to Appendix I and Appendix II respectively. The information sought was as follows:

Name of repository In some cases related repositories under one parent body have been given the same entry number, with 'A', 'B', and 'C' subsections. (e.g., Entry 174 National Museum of Wales: A Library; B Welsh Folk Museum; C Welsh Industrial and Maritime Museum).

Parent organisation Included if applicable. NB. It is appreciated that this does not strictly apply to the colleges of the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, nevertheless we have included the university under parent organisation so that the reader may easily refer to all parts of the university.

Address Post codes were requested and have been included in the majority of cases.

Telephone Numbers include STD codes and any relevant extensions. However, British Telecom is liable to change codes frequently, so if a number is unobtainable for long periods it is worth checking that the code and/or number are still correct. From May 1990 London codes will be 071 for inner London and 081 for outer London.

Enquiries to Both title and name were requested but not always given. Qualifications have not been included. A contact address is given if necessary.

Open This normally states opening arrangements, i.e., days and hours of opening and any regular annual closures apart from bank and other public holidays. Academic Introduction IX institutions are normally closed for longer periods over Easter and Christmas. Many smaller places are closed for lunch.

Access Information about persons who may consult the records and whether there are any particular restrictions, i.e., closure periods. It is also indicated whether a prior appointment is necessary (although this is always advisable). A very few repositories charge for access: actual details of charges are liable to change and have not been included. Some local authority record offices operate the County Archives Research Network (CARN) system of issuing readers' tickets.

Historical background Outline administrative history of the organisation, including details of predecessor bodies where appropriate and, if relevant, the development of the repository and/or collections. It is also noted if the repository is a Diocesan Record Office and/or recognised as a place of deposit for public records.

Acquisitions policy Aims of the collecting policy where applicable and major subject areas of relevance.

Archives of organisation Outline details, including dates if known. Where the formula 'Usual local authority record holdings' has been used for local authority record offices, see fuller description below (p.x).

Major collections Usually covering material acquired by the organisation as a gift or deposit, and naming significant collections with covering dates where possible. This section has been omitted from the entries for certain national repositories whose collections by definition cover all types of archival material and subjects. Where the formula 'Deposited local collections' has been used for local authority record offices, see fuller description below (p.x).

Significant non-manuscript material Any other materials, e.g., plans, drawings, photographs, maps, sound archives, films, and supporting printed material.

Finding aids Unpublished catalogues, lists and indexes etc, available in the office. In some cases it is stated whether lists are sent to the National Register of Archives NRA or the National Register of Archives (Scotland) NRA(S), and relevant list reference numbers may be given.

Facilities Provisions for readers, usually specifying availability of repro graphic facilities, e.g., photocopying, photography, microfilm/fiche reader/printer etc. Charges have not been included, neither have reading aids or on-site conservation facilities.

Publications Details of guides or other relevant works about the repository or its holdings which have been published or may be consulted elsewhere.

If any section is not included in an entry, this indicates that no information of relevance was supplied. In some instances where it was impossible or inappropriate to have a full entry, the information was summarised in a brief statement or minimal entry. It will be appreciated that the quality and detail of returns is not consistent. Although editorial persistence achieved a substantial measure of improvement in many cases, the guide is essentially based on information received and there is still considerable variation in the entries. Needless to say, the larger the repository the more general must be its return, and in those cases the value of information about published finding aids should be stressed. x Introduction Where little information is supplied it may indicate that the institution does not routinely handle archives.

Local authority record offices and libraries Every county in England and Wales has at least one record office maintained by a local government authority. These began to be established formally by county councils in England from the 1930s and in Wales from the 1950s. Until local government reorganisation in 1974 there were no equivalent repositories in Scotland; therefore in Scotland and, to a certain extent, in Wales the responsibility for acquiring and housing archives fell to the respective national libraries. Local authority record offices, that is county, city and some borough record offices, provide a comprehensive record service to the general public, collecting material, official and unofficial, which is of relevance to the history of the locality. Such record offices can be expected to produce a wide range of lists, indexes and catalogues which may also be available at the National Register of Archives. For these reasons the entries for local authority record offices were modified to save endless repetition of similar information. The formulae 'usual local authority record holdings' and 'deposited local collections' have often been used, with additional information when necessary on collections which the offices deemed were of wider significance. 'Usual local authority record holdings' can be described as follows:- Local government and related records: archives of the local authorities, which may range from charters of a medieval burgh to recent committee records of an urban district or county council. Quarter session records are also frequently held. Hence all aspects of local government - Poor Law, health, education etc - are likely to be covered. 'Deposited local collections' comprise the following main categories:-

Ecclesiastical records: these may include parish records (all such records over 100 years old are now held at designated Diocesan Record Offices unless the parish itself provides special storage). Also tithe, probate and non-conformist records, e.g., the non-current records of Methodists, Baptists and Quakers.

Estate and family archives, including manorial records: many of these archives are held and include leases, deeds, maps and other documents relating to property as well as the personal correspondence and other papers of local families and individuals.

Solicitors' and estate agents' papers: including records of former clients' businesses or estates, auction and sale details.

Business and industrial records: records of local businesses, manufacturers, branches of national firms, as well as records from small family retail concerns. Such records may include accounts, correspondence, plans, photographs and publicity.

Voluntary organisations: records of charitable bodies, local societies, associations, clubs and branches of national bodies, mostly 19th-20th century.

Antiquarian collections: manuscripts, transcripts of documents etc assembled by an individual and usually relating to a specific area.

Public libraries' local history collections may contain a miscellany of items, primarily non-manuscript, consisting (apart from the books) of some or all of the following: census Introduction Xl returns; Ordnance Survey and other maps; postcards and photographs; drawings; newpapers and cuttings; details of local functions; material assembled by local historians; ephemera, including programmes, theatre bills, advertising etc. Where manuscript material is held this might include rate books; local business records; papers of local residents and celebrities; written and oral memoirs; journals and correspondence.

The revised edition Criticisms of the original volume, which often appeared to arise from a misunderstanding of the book's origins and purpose, have been considered. In panicular we addressed the following:

Use of questionnaire Since the book is produced by two working archivists without the benefit of funding or a back-up research team, personal visits to the institutions included were impossible. However, the questionnaire which we sent out was modified in order to clarify the information sought, and the accompanying documents and covering letter were specifically targeted for different types of repository.

Page running heads These now include alphabetical break-downs for major cities with substantial numbers of entries.

Name of repository The editors have exercised their own judgement in determining these and have included a much larger number of cross-references in the principal Alphabetical Listing.

'No archives' entries These have been removed to Appendix II.

Local authority record offices We have expanded the introductory note above on 'usual local authority record holdings' and urged offices to supply details of archives or collections of particular importance.

Major collections This was considered misleading in some instances and for this edition we have introduced the additional heading 'Archives of organisation' to distinguish these from deposited material.

Oxford and Cambridge colleges The editors have made concened efforts to obtain entries from all Oxford and Cambridge colleges, but the number of asterisks (see p. viii) gracing these entries reflects the difficulties experienced in assembling even basic information.

List of entries and indexes Print size has been enlarged to be more easily readable.

Index to collections This has been expanded to cover all sections of the entries if appropriate. In general personal names have been given birth and death dates or otherwise identified.

Guide to key subjects This, as explained in the first edition, was never intended as a comprehensive subject index. However, to facilitate its use we have a) increased the number of subjects and introduced subheadings b) exercised editorial control c) introduced bold type to highlight major holdings.

The present volume, therefore, includes a substantial number of new entries with additional information, more thorough indexing, expanded sections on publications and useful addresses xu Introduction as well as a number of new appendices to facilitate its use. Entries which appeared in the first edition have, in many cases, been provided with more detailed or accurate descriptions of their holdings. Where possible it has been noted if lists are sent to either the NRA or the NRA(s) and the editors have endeavoured to give the list references. A further explanation of the information requested for each entry is given under 'Methods' above.

Sources Our major published sources have been Record Repositories in Great Britain (8/1987); the British Record Association's additional list in Archives, xiv/63 (1980); the Directory of Rare Books and Special Collections (1985); P. Morgan's Oxford Libraries outside the Bodleian: a Guide (2/1980); and Whittaker's Almanack. Other publications which we used will be found in the List of Useful Publications (p.liii). The majority of new entries in this edition have been incorporated by using the reference works quoted above, particularly noting those older established institutions and bodies which might be expected to hold substantial archives or to acquire related papers. Approaches were also made to those organisations whose archives were quoted in published sources, who had recently advertised for archivists, or whose existence was drawn to our attention by historians and colleagues. In addition a number of organisations requested to be included. The National Register of Archives kindly made available to us their location lists to enable us to check those organisations and bodies with reports on their own archive holdings. Also we received help in identifying other repositories from the staff of the Location Register of 20th-century English literary manuscripts and letters at Reading University. Finally, we are indebted to several of our colleagues who kindly drew our attention to possible new entries.

Exclusions As with the first edition we have excluded businesses, which are the specific concern of the Business Archives Council (see p.xlviii), although of course business archives will appear under the holdings of many of the repositories. Privately held collections of estate and family papers have not been extensively covered, although we have included several of the most well-known such collections, especially if an archivist is employed. Further information about these collections is available from the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts (see p.li) and in their publications (see p.liii). With c2500 museums in Britain it has not proved possible to cover all those which hold deposited papers as well as maintaining their own archives, and it has not been our policy to do so. It should be noted that a joint working party exists with representatives from the Museums Association, the Society of Archivists and the Association of Independent Museums, which is working for closer liaison between these bodies. The many local history, archaeology, literary and philosophical societies have not been systematically included, both because of the numbers involved and because information about them is normally available from the local authority record office. The latter may indeed hold these archives or have an agreement to administer them on behalf of the society. Borough records also have not been systematically covered: the National Register of Archives (see p.li) holds separ?te lists of these; local authority record offices should be able to advise on their whereabouts if they have not been deposited.

Advice to the user of archives Researchers should bear in mind that consulting archives is not the same as looking up information in a book. Archives are unique: the reader cannot asssume that they are freely available, easily accessible or even that the originals can be consulted. They are never 'loaned', and copies are not necessarily obtainable. Finding aids - lists and indexes - vary Introduction Xlll greatly in style and detail; there is no single classification system; in some places finding aids or guides may not exist. All this will depend greatly on the type of repository/library the reader visits, and the facilities and services of, for example, a large and well-staffed county record office cannot be expected everywhere. It will be obvious from consulting the entries in this guide that some of the archives are administered by librarians, clerks, secretaries, honorary archivists or other individuals whose chief priorities or duties may be elsewhere. Moreover the archives are frequently not stored readily to hand, or may be in use by others or being filmed or repaired. Increasingly too, certain categories of records, especially in local authority record offices, may only be consulted on microfilm/fiche, and there may be heavy demand for use of the film/fiche reader. For all these reasons it is, therefore, always advisable to make a prior appointment. Background reading and preparation are essential if the reader is to grasp the significance of the archives and the types of documentation likely to be encountered. It must be remembered that records were not normally created with the needs of historical research in mind. It is easy to fall into the trap of assuming that the records will directly answer a ~pecific query; rather it is necessary to understand how and why the records were created before embarking on any research into them. Archivists, being primarily custodians, are not necessarily authorities on all that the records contain, although they will do everything possible to direct the researcher towards the relevant material. If the enquiry is lengthy and a personal visit to the archive is impossible, the services of a professional researcher may be recommended. Some record offices maintain lists of approved professional researchers and the Society of Geneaologists (p.lii) publishes a list of members indicating those who are willing to undertake research. Finally, users are reminded that this guide is a first step to discovering where to locate archives, since the entries do not comprise every place in the United Kingdom where archives and manuscripts are held. The editors hope that readers using this second edition of British Archives will find it still more helpful than the first. It is also our intention to produce a third edition in due course, and we would therefore welcome any additions or suggestions and invite comments to be sent to us c/o the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, 183 Euston Road, London NWI 2BP. How to Use this Book The entries are arranged alphabetically by town and running heads of town names are given on each page. London is the area of postal districts only.

All Listings and Indexes refer to entry not page numbers unless specifically indicated otherwise.

The Alphabetical Listing (p.xvi) gives references to all sections of the book. The List of Entries by County refers to all main entries within each county. If you wish to trace a particular person or named collection, use the Index to Collections (p. 797); for subjects use the Guide to Key Subjects (p.829). But remember there are limitations to both of these and the introductory remarks to them should be read.

xv Alphabetical Listing

Abbas Hilmi II Papers, University of Durham Association of Scientific, Technical & Managerial Library, 240B Staffs, App.I Abbot Hall Art Gallery & Museums, 368 Athenaeum, Liverpool, 406 Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museum, 2 Athenaeum, London, 426 Aberdeen Central Library, 3 Automobile Association, 41 Aberdeen City District Libraries, 3 Avon County Library, Bath, App.II Aberdeen District Archives, 4 A von County Reference Library, Bristol, 106 Aberdeen University Library,S Aylsham Parish Council Archives, 30 Abingdon Town Council, App.I Ayr Sub-Office, Strathclyde Regional Archives, Addenbrooke's Hospital, 123 32 African Peoples Historical Monument Ayrshire Sound Archive, 31 Foundation, see Black Cultural Archives Air Historical Branch, MOD, 590B BBC Written Archives Centre, 899 Air Photo Library, University of Keele, 364 BP Library of Motoring, 51 Albion Archive, 75 Baillie Library, App.I Alderney Society Museum, 18 Balfour Library, Pitt Rivers Museum, 855 Alexander Library, Edward Grey Institute, 831 Balliol College, Oxford, 825 All Soul's College, Oxford, 824 Bank of England, 427 Allan Ramsay Library, 76 Bank of Scotland Archives, 242 Alnwick Castle, 21 Baptist Missionary Society, 428 Alpine Club, 420 Baptist Union Library, App.I Alyth Folk Museum, App.III Barbers' Company, 429 Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers, Barking and Dagenham, see London Borough of App.I Barking and Dagenham Amateur Boxing Association of England, 421 Barnet Local History Society, see London American Museum in Britain, 42 Borough of Barnet Andersonian Library, see University of Barnet, see London Borough of Barnet Strathclyde Barnsley Archive Service, 38 Andover Borough Archives, App.I Basingstoke Museum, App.I Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Trust, 232 Bateman Collection, 107 Anglo-Jewish Archive, 422 Bath City Record Office, 43 Angus District Council, 288 Battersea Library, 430 Angus District Libraries & Museums, see Bearsden and Milngavie District Libraries, 50 Montrose Beatle Archive, App.III Angus Folk Museum, App.II Bedford Central Library, App.II Angus Library, Regent's Park College, Oxford, Bedford Estates, App.III 861 Bedford Museum, 55 Arbroath Library and Art Gallery, 22 Bedford School Archive, 56 Arbroath Signal Tower Museum, 23 Bedfordshire County Library, App.II Arbury Hall, App.I Bedfordshire Record Office, 57 Architectural Association, 423 Belfast Central Library, 59 Archive of Art & Design, National Art Library, Belfast Education and Library Board, 59 598B Belfast Harbour Commissioners, App.III Argyll and Bute District Council, 420 Belfast Library and Society for Promoting Armagh County Museum, 25 Knowledge, 60 Armagh Observatory, 26 Belfast Weather Centre, 61 Armitt Trust, App.III Beneden S.~hool, App.II Army Historical Branch, MOD, 590C Bergman-Osterberg Archives, 209 Army Museums Ogilby Trust, 19 Berkeley Castle, see Gloucestershire Record Army and Navy Club, App.III Office Art Workers Guild, 424 Berkshire County Libraries, App.II Arts Council of Great Britain, 425 Berkshire Record Office, 900 Arundel Castle, 28 Berwick upon Tweed Record Office, 71 Ashmolean Museum, App.I Beth Din and Beth Hamidrash Library, App.II Association for Science Education, App.III Bethlem Royal Hospital and the Maudsley Association of Genealogists and Record Agents, Hospital, 53 p.xlvii Beverley Library, 72 Association of Independent Museums, p.xlvii Bexley Libraries and Museums Department, 74

XVI Alphabetical Listing XVII

Bible Society, 994 British Association of Picture Libraries and Bideford Bridge Trust, App.1II Agencies, p.xlvii Biggar Museum Trust, see Albion Archive British Association of Social Workers, 82 Birkbeck College, 431 British Association of Sound Collections, p.xlvii Birmingham Oratory, 79 British Council, 437 Birmingham RC Diocesan Archives, 80 British Deaf Association, 176 Birmingham Reference Library, Archives British Dental Association, 438 Department, 81A British Film Institute, 439 Birmingham Reference Library, Social Sciences British Geological Survey, 815 Department, 81B British Homoeopathic Society, see Facultv of Birmingham and Midland Institute, App.III Homoeopathy Bishopbriggs Library, App.! British Horological Institute, 794 Bishopsgate Institute, 432 British Institute of Radiology, 440 Black Cultural Archives, 433 British Institute of Recorded Sound, see Rritish Blackburn Central Library, 86 Library, National Sound Archive Blackburn College, 87 British Library of Political and Economic Blackburn Museum, 88 Science, 445 Blackfriars Priory, Oxford, App.II British Library, Department of Manuscripts. 441 Blackpool District Central Reference Library, 90 --, Department of Oriental Collections, 442 Blundell's School, 999 --, Library Association Library, 443 Bodleian Library, 826 --, National Sound Archive, 444 Bolton Archive Service, 92 , see also India Office Library & Records Boodle's Club, App.II British Motor Industry Heritage Trust, 986 Bootie Library, see Sefton Metropolitan British Museum, Central Archives, 446 Borough Libraries & Arts Service --, Natural History, 447 Borders Region Archive & Local History British Mycological Society, App.III Centre, 948 British National Temperance League, App.! Borthwick Institute of Historical Research, 1041 British Province of the Society of Jesus, 448 Boston Borough Council, 94 British Psycho-Analytical Society, 449 Botanic Gardens Museum, Southport, see Sefton British Psychological Society Archives, 407 Metropolitan Borough British Records Association, p. xlvii Botany School, University of Cambridge, 124 British Records Society, p.xlvii Botany School, University of Oxford, see Plant British Red Cross Societv, 317 Sciences Library British Steel Corporatio~, Deeside, 212 Boys' Brigade, 434 --, Middlesbrough, 783 Bradford & Ilkley Community College, App.1II --, Wellingborough, 1021 Bradford Cathedral, 96 British Telecom, see Telecom Technology Brander Library, App.! Showcase Brantwood, see Ruskin Galleries British Theatre Association, see British Theatre Brasenose College, Oxford, 827 Play Library Brechin Public Library and Museum, 100 British Theatre Play Library, 450 Brecknock Museum, 101 British Universities Film & Video Council, Brent, see London Borough of Brent p.xlviii Brewers' Society Library, 435 British Veterinary Association, 451 Brian O'Malley Central Library & Arts Centre, Britten-Pears Librarv, 17 916 Brixton Reference Library, App.I Bridgewater Public Library, App.II Bromley Public Library, 113 Bridlington Public Library, App.III Brompton Oratory, 452 Brighton College, 102 Bromsgrove Public Library, 114 Brighton Polytechnic, App.II Bronte Parsonage Museum, 335 Brighton Reference Library, 103 Brooks's Club, App.! Bristol Polytechnic, 107 Broomfield Museum, see London Borough of Bristol Record Office, 108 Enfield Britannia Royal Naval College, 211 Brotherton Collection, University of Leeds, British Academy, 436 .390B Rritish and Foreign Bible Society, see Bible Brotherton Library, Universitv of Leeds, 390 Society Broughty Castle Museum, see' Dundee Art British and Foreign School Society Archives Galleries & Museums Centre, 363 Bruce Castle Museum, 564 British Antarctic Survey, 125 Brunel University, 1011 British Archaeological Association, App.II Brunner Librarv, 810 British Architectural Library, 663 Brynmor Jones' Library, University of Hull, .352 British Association for Local History, p.xlvii Buckfast Abbey, 115 xviii Alphabetical Listing

Buckinghamshire County Libraries, App.II Chartered Insurance Institute, 458 Buckinghamshire Record Office, 29 Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, 459 Buddhist Society Library, App.III Charterhouse, 312 Building Societies Association, App.II Chatsworth, see Devonshire Collection Burnley District Library, 117 Chelsea College, App.1 Burton Library, 118 Chelsea Physic Garden, 460 Bury Archives Service, 119 Cheltenham College, 182 Bury St Edmonds Central Library, App.II Cheltenham Divisional Library, App.II Business Archives Council, p.xlviii Cheltenham Ladies' College, App.II Business Archives Council (Scotland), p.xlviii Cheshire County Council, Libraries & Museums Business Statistics Office Library, App.l Department, App. I Cheshire Record Office, 184 Calderdale District Archive Service, see West Cheshunt Foundation Archives, 130 Yorkshire Archives Service, Calderdale Chester City Record Office, 185 Cambridge County Record Office, Cambridge, Chetham's Library, 760 126 Chichester Cathedral Library, App. I Cambridge Health Authority, see Children's Society, see Church of England Addenbrooke's Hospital Children's Society Cambridge University Archives, 128B Chiswick District Library, see London Borough Cambridge University Library, Manuscripts of Hounslow Department, 128A Christ Church, Oxford, 829 Cambridgeshire Collection, 127 Christ's College, Aberdeen, see Aberdeen Cambridgeshire College of Arts & Technology, University 140 Christ's College, Cambridge, 131 Cambridgeshire County Record Office, Christ's Hospital, Abingdon, 14 Huntingdon, 353 Christ's College, Horsham, 343 Camden, see London Borough of Camden Church Army, 461 Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, App.l Church Commissioners, 462 Campbell College, 62 Church Missionary Society, 463 Campbelton Public Library & Museum, App.II Church of England Children's Society, 464 Campion Hall, 828 Church of England Record Centre, 465 Canning House Library, App.II Churchill College Archives Centre, 132 Canterbury Cathedral, City and Diocesan City and Hackney Health Authority, 466 Record Office, 167 City of Birmingham Polytechnic, App.II Canterbury College of Art, 168 City of London Club, 467 Cardiff Central Library, see County of South City of London Polytechnic, 468 Glamorgan Libraries City of London School, App.1 Cardiff University College Population Centre, City of Manchester Archives Department, 761 App.I City University, 469 Cardiothoracic Institute, App.II Civil Service College, App.II Carlisle Cathedral Library, 177 Clackmannan District Library, App.II Carlton Club, 453 Clare College, Cambridge, 133 Carnegie Dunfermline and Hero Fund Trusts, Cleveland County Archives Department, 784 233 Cliffe Castle Museum, 366 Carnegie Library, Ayr, 32 Clothworkers' Company, 470 Carnegie Public Library, Wick, App.l Clwyd Library & Museums Service HQ, 787 Castle Howard, 1042 Clwyd Record Office, Hawarden, 334 Catholic Central Library, App.II --, Ruthin, 919 Central Regional Council Archives Department, Clydebank District Libraries, 188 976 Clydesdale District Libraries, see Lanark Library Central School of Art and Design, 454 Co-operative Union of Great Britain and Centre for English Cultural Tradition, 952 Ireland, 762 Centre for Metropolitan History, p.xlviii Coatbridge Library, App.1 Centre for Southern African Studies, 1043 Cockermouth Castle, see Cumbria Archive Centre for the Study of Cartoons and Service, Carlisle Caricature, 171B College of Arms, 471 Centre of South Asian Studies, 129 College of Librarianship Wales, 9 Charing Cross Hospital Medical School, 455 College of St Hilda & St Bede, App.1 Charity Commission for England & Wales, College of St Paul and St Mary, 183 Liverpool, 408 Colne Library, 193 --, London, 456 Colwyn Bay Library, 194 Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Commonwealth Institute, 472 Accountancy, 457 Commonwealth Studies Institute, App.II Alphabetical Listing XIX Communist Party of Great Britain, 473 Downing College, Cambridge, 135 Confederation of Health Services Employees, Downside Abbey, 46 App.I Dr Johnson's House, App.II Congregational Library, App.I Dr Williams's Library, 478 Contemporary Medical Archives Centre, see Drapers' Company, 479 Wellcome Institute for the History of Duchy of Cornwall Office, 480 Medicine Duchy of Lancaster Office, App.I Cornwall County Library, App.I Dudley Archives and Local History Cornwall County Record Office, 1006 Department, 221 Cornwall Studies Library, 907 Duke of Norfolk's Library and Archives, 28 Corporation of London Records Office, 474 Duke of Northumberland's Estate Office, 21 Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 134 Dulwich College, 481 Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 830 Dumbarton District Libraries, 222 Costume and Fashion Research Centre, 44 Dumfries and Galloway Regional Council Council for the Care of Churches 475 Library Service, 223 County of South Glamorgan Libraries, 172 Dumfries Archive Centre, 224 Courtauld Institute of Art, 476 Duncan of J ordanstone College of Art, App.II Coventry Central Library, 195 Dundee Art Galleries & Museums, 226 Coventry City Record Office, 196 Dundee Children's Home, 227 Coventry Polytechnic, 197 Dundee College of Technology, 228 Crafts Study Centre, 45 Dundee District Archive & Record Centre, 229 Cranfield Institute of Technology, 58 Dundee District Libraries, 230 Cromwell Museum, App.I Dunfermline Central Library, 234 Croydon Public Libraries, 202 Dunfermline District Council, 235 Cumbernauld and Kilsyth District Council, Duns Area Library, App.I App.II Durham Cathedral, see Dean and Chapter Cumbria Archive Service, Barrow, 40 Library, Durham --, Carlisle, 178 Durham City Reference Library, App.II --, Kendal, 369 Durham County Record Office, Darlington, 208 Cumbria County Library, App.II --, Durham, 237 Cumnock and Doon Valley District Library Dyfed Archives Service, Aberystwyth, 10 HQ,204 --, Carmarthen, 179 Cunninghame District Library HQ, 24 --, Haverfordwest, 332 Cynon Valley Borough Libraries, 1 Dyfed County Library Headquarters, App.II

Dartington Hall, 1003 Dean and Chapter Library, Durham, 236 Derbyshire Library Service, Chesterfield, 186 ESRC Data Archive, 189 --, Derby, 213 Ealing Central Library, see London Borough of --, Matlock, 779 Ealing Derbyshire Record Office, 780 Early Childhood Collection, 492 Derry and Raphoe Diocesan Library, App.III East Asian History of Science Library, 136 Devon Library Services, Exeter, 281 East Lothian District Council Library HQ, --, Plymouth, 885 App.II Devon Record Office, Barnstaple, see North East Sheen District Library, App.I Devon Record Office East Sussex County Library HQ, App.II, --, Exeter, 282 East Sussex County Library, see also Hove --, Plymouth, see West Devon Record Office Referet1ce Library Devon and Cornwall Record Society, App.II East Sussex Record Office, 400 Devonshire Collection, 34 Eastwood District Libraries, 294 Dick Institute, 372 Edge Hill College, 822 Dickens House Museum, 477 Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, 243 Doncaster Archives Department, 215 Edinburgh City Libraries, 244 Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council, Edinburgh City Museums & Galleries, see Central Library, App.I Huntley House Museum Dorchester Reference Library, 216 Edinburgh College of Art, 245 Dorking County Library, App.I Edinburgh District Archives, 246 Dorset County Museum, 217 Edinburgh Room and Scottish Library, 244 Dorset Natural History & Archaeological Educational Institute of Scotland, App.I Society, see Dorset Record Office Edward Grey Institute of Field Ornithology, Dorset Record Office, 218 University of Oxford, 831 Douai Abbey, 901 Egypt Exploration Society, 482 Down, Connor & Drogmore Diocesan Library, Electoral Reform Society of Great Britain and 63 Ireland, 483 xx Alphabetical Listing Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications and General, Municipal, Boilermakers & Allied Plumbing Union, App.! Trades Union, 763 Electricity Council, 484 Geographical Association, 953 Elgar Birthplace Museum, App.III G~ological Society, 494 Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 137 German Occupation Museum, 287 Enfield, see London Borough of Enfield Gertrude Bell Archive, see University of English Faculty Library, University of Oxford, Newcastle upon Tyne 832 Gilbert White Museum, 947 English Folk Dance and Song Society, App.III Gillingham Central Library, 295 English Heritage, see Historical Buildings & Gilstrap Library, App.n Monuments Commission Girl Guides Association, 495 English Organ Archive, App.! Girls' Public Day School Trust, 496 Ephemera Society, p.xlviii Girton College, Cambridge, 141 Essex County Libraries, Local Studies Gladstone Library, see University of Bristol Department, App.! Library Essex Record Office, Chelmsford, 181 Glamorgan Archive Service, Cardiff, 173 --, Colchester, 190 --, see also West Glamorgan Area Record --, Southend, 968 Office Eton College Records, 1029 Glasgow Chamber of Commerce, App.! Evangelical Library, 485 Glasgow College of Technology, App.II Evesham Public Library, 280 Glasgow School of Art, 296 Exeter Cathedral Archives and Library, 283 Glenalmond College Library, 879 Exeter College, Oxford, 833 Glossop Library, 308 Gloucester Cathedral Library, 309 Faculty of Actuaries in Scotland, App.II Gloucester Library, 310 Faculty of Homoeopathy, 486 Gloucestershire Collection, 310 Falkirk Museums, 285 Gloucestershire Record Office, 311 Fawcett Library, 467 Glyndebourne Festival Opera Archives, 401 Federation of British Artists, 487 Goethe Institute Library, App.II Federation of Family History Societies, p.xlviii Goldsmiths' College, 497 Federation of Women Zionists of GB & Ireland, --, see also Laban Centre for Movement & App.II Dance Feltham Library, see London Borough of Goldsmiths' Company, 498 Hounslow Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, 142 Feminist Archive, see University of Bath Library Goole Public Library, App.l Fettes College, 247 Gordonstoun, 279 Film Music Resource Centre, 1044 Grampian Health Board Archives, 6 Finsbury Library, 566B Grampian Regional Archives, 7 Fitz Park Trust, see Keswick Museum & Art Grand Lodge Library and Museum, 499 Gallery Grand Lodge of Scotland, 250 Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, 138 Grange Museum of Community History, 500 Fitzwilliam Museum, 139 Grantham Library, App.II Folklore Society, 488 Gray's Inn Library, 501 Football Association, 489 Great Torrington (Devon) Charities, App.III Forfar Public Library, 289 Great Yarmouth Reference Librarv, 314 Francis Skaryna Byelorussian Library & Greater Glasgow Health Board A~chive, 297 Museum, App.III Greater London Archive Network, p.xlix Franciscan Archives English Province, 490 Greater London Record Office, 502 Free Church College, 248 Greater Manchester Countv Record Office, 764 Freemasons, see Grand Lodge, Morton Lodge Greater Manchester Museu'm of Science and French Protestant Church, 491 Technology, 765 French Resistance Archive, 140 Greek Archives Society, p.xlix Friends of the National Libraries, p.xlviii Greenwich, see London Borough of Greenwich Froebel Institute College, 492 Greffe, 933 Grosvenor Estates see Cheshire Record Office Garrick Club, 493 Guildford Institute, 318 Gateshead Public Libraries, 292 Guildford Muniment Room, Surrey Record General Register Office, England & Wales, see Office, 320 . Office of Population Censuses and Surveys Guildhall Library Manuscripts Department, 503 --, Northern Ireland, 64 Guildhall Museum, Rochester, 911 General Register Office, Scotland, 249 Guildhall School of Music and Drama Libran', General Registry, Isle of Man, 219 App,II General Synod, see Church of England Record Guille-Alles Library, App.II r:entre Guv's Hospital Medical School, 726A Alphabetical Listing XXi

Gwent County Library, Cwmbran, App.III Historical Association, p.xlix --, Newport, 804 Historical Buildings & Monuments Commission Gwent County Record Office, 205 (English Heritage), 508 Gwynedd Archives and Museums Service, Historical Manuscript Commission (HMC), see Caernarfon, 122 Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts --, Dolgellau, 214 History Department, University of Strathclyde, --, Llangefni, 418 307B Gwynedd County Council, Library History of Advertising Trust, 509 Headquarters, App.II Holborn Library, 558B Holburne Museum, 45 HM Customs and Excise, 510 Holloway Collection of Modern Cultural HM Land Registry, 511 Records, 814 Haberdashers' Aske's School, 93 Honorable Artillery Company, 512 Hackney, see London Borough of Hackney Horace Banks Reference Library, 980 Haddon Library, App.I Hornel Art Gallery and Library, 378 Haileybury College, 338 Horniman Museum and Library, App.II Hall-Carpenter Memorial Archives, 504 Horsham Museum Society, 344 Hamilton District Libraries, 323 Hounslow, see London Borough of Hounslow Hammersmith and Fulham, see London House of Lords Record Office, 513 Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham House of St Gregory & St Macrina Library, 835 Hampshire County Library, App.II Hove Reference Library, 346 Hampshire County Museum Service, 1024 Huddersfield Polytechnic Library, 347 Hampshire Record Office, 1025 Hudson's Bay Company, AppJ Hancock Museum, 796 Huguenot Library, 514 Haringey, see London Borough of Haringey Hull Local Studies Library, 349 Harrogate Public Library, App.II Hull, see also Kingston-upon-Hull Harrow Green Library, App.II Humberside County Record Office, 73 Harrow School, 325 Humberside, see also South Humberside Harrowby Manuscript Trust, 944 Huntingdon County Library, App.II Hartlepool District Library, 327 Huntingdon Record Office, see Cambridgeshire Haslemere Educational Museum, 328 County Record Office Haslingden Library, 329 Huntley House Museum, 252 Hastings Area Library, App.II Huntly Library, see North East of Scotland Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, 330 Library Service Hatfield House Library, 331 Hydrographic Department, MOD, 996 Hatfield Polytechnic Library, App.II Hythe Town Archives 356 Haverfordwest Public Library, 333 Havering, see London Borough of Havering Imperial College Archives, 515 Hay Fleming Reference Library, 926 Imperial War Museum, 516 Health Visitors' Association, 505 India Office Library and Records, 517 Hellenic & Roman Societies, see Library of the Indian Institute Library, App.I Hellenic & Roman Societies Inner Temple Library, 518 Henry Moore Centre for the Study of Innerpeffray Library, 200 Sculpture, 386 Institute of Actuaries, 519 Hereford & Worcester Record Office, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies Library, Worcester, 1035 App.II --, see also Worcester (St Helen's) Record Institute of Agricultural History & Museum of Office English' Rural Life, 902 Hereford Cathedral, 336 Institute of Arable Crops Research, see Hereford Record Office, 337 Rothamsted Experimental Station Heriot-Watt University, 251 Institute of Archaeology, 520 --, see also Scottish Brewing Archive Institute of Astronomy Library, University of Hertford College, Oxford, 834 Cambridge, 143 Hertford Museum, 339 Institute of Bankers, 521 Hertfordshire Local Studies Collection, App.II Institute of Bankers in Scotland, App.I1I Hertfordshire Record Office, 340 Institute of Biology, App.II Heythrop College, App. I Institute of Brewing, 522 Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution, 506 Institute of Chartered Accountants in England Highgate School, 507 and Wales, 523 Highland Regional Archive, 358 Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland, Hillingdon, see London Borough of Hillingdon 253 Hinchingbrooke House, 354 Institute of Child Health Library, App.II Hindley Library, App. II Institute of Classical Studies, 553 xxii Alphabetical Listing Institute of Commonwealth Studies, 524 Keighley Reference Library, 367 Institute of Contemporary Arts, 525 Kelmscott Manor, App.II Institute of Education Library, 526 Kensington and Chelsea, see London Borough Institute of Education, University of Cambridge, of Kensington and Chelsea 144 Kent Archives Office, Maidstone, 757 Institute of Germanic Studies, 527 --, North East Kent Area, Ramsgate, 897 Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies, --, South East Kent Branch, Folkestone, 286 169; p.xlix --, West Kent Branch, Sevenoaks, 951 Institute of Historical Research, 528; p.xlix Kent Biological Archives & Records Centre, 758 Institute of Latin American Studies, App.n Kent County Library, Dartford, 210 Institute of Marine Engineers, App.!I --, Gravesend, 313 Institute of Ophthalmology, 529 Kent Institute of Art & Design, see Canterbury Institute of Paper Conservation, p.xlix College of Art Institute of Physics, 530 Keswick Museum & Art Gallery, 370 Institute of Psychoanalysis, see British Psycho­ Kettle's Yard, 146 Analytical Society Kidderminster Library, 371 Institute of Race Relations, App.II Kilmarnock and Loudoun District Museums, Institute of United States Studies Library, 372 App.II King Alfred's College, 1026 Institution of Civil Engineers, 531 King Edward VI College, 983 Institution of Electrical Engineers, 532 King Edward VI Schools, 83 Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in King's College, Cambridge, 147 Scotland, App.! King's College London, Archives, 542A Institution of Gas Engineers, 533 --, Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 534 542B Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, 535 King's College School of Medicine & Dentistry, Institution of Public Health Engineers, App. II 543 International Council on Archives, p.xlix King's Lynn Borough Archives, see Norfolk Inverclyde District Libraries, 315 Record Office Inverness Museum & Art Gallery, 359 King's School, Canterbury, 170 Ipswich Museum, App.II King's School, Worcester, 1036 Irish in Britain History Centre, 536 Kingston Polytechnic, App.I Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, 362 Kingston-upon-Hull City Record Office, 350 Island Archives Service, 934 Kirkcaldy District Council, see Kirkcaldy Isle of Wight County Libraries, App.n Museum & Art Gallery Isle of Wight County Record Office, 805 Kirkcaldy District Libraries, 376 Islington Central Library, 566A Kirkcaldy Museum and Art Gallery, 377 Kirklees Archives Department, see West James McBey Reference Library, 2 Yorkshire Archives Service Japan Society Library, 537 Knowsley Library Information Services, 355 Jersey Central Library, App.II Kyle and Carrick District Libraries and Jesus College, Cambridge, 145 Museums, 32 Jesus College, Oxford, 836 Jewel and Esk Valley College, 254 L.S. Lowry Archive, 937 Jewish Historical Society of England, p.xlix Laban Centre for Movement & Dance, 544 --, see aLso Anglo-J ewish Archive, Mocatta Labour Party Archives, 545 Library Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, 838 Jewish Museum, 538 Lambeth Palace Library, 546 Jewish Welfare Board, 539 Lambeth, see London Borough of Lambeth Jews' College Library, 540 Lanark Library, 382 John Allwood International Exhibition Lancashire Polytechnic, 894 Collection, 950 Lancashire Record Office, 895 John Doran Gas Museum, 394 Lancaster District Library, 383 John Innes Institute, 812 Lanchester Library, Coventry Polytechnic, 197 John Moore Museum, App.II Lancing College Archives, 385 John Rylands University Library, 774 Laurel & Hardy Museum, 1010 John Wesley's Chapel, 109 Law Society, 547 Judicial Greffe, 930 Lawrence Batley Centre, 1013 Lcadhills Miners' Library, 76 Kay Shuttleworth Collection, App.II Leamington Library, see Nuneaton Library Keats House, 541 Leathersellers' Company, 548 Keble College, Oxford, 837 Leeds Archives Department, see West Yorkshire Keighley Museum, see Cliffe Castle Museum Archives Service Alphabetical Listing XXlll Leeds Central Library, 387 London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, Leeds City Art Gallery, see Henry Moore Archives Department, 563 Centre London Borough of Haringey, Bruce Castle Leeds Diocesan Archives, 388 Museum, 564 Leeds Polytechnic Library, App.II London Borough of Havering, Romford Leicester Polytechnic, App.II Library, 914 Leicestershire County Libraries, App.II London Borough of Hillingdon, Central Leicestershire Record Office, 395 Library, 1012 Leighton House, 549 London Borough of Hounslow, Local History Leighton Library, Dunblane, 225 Collection, 565 Leith Nautical College, see Jewel and Esk London Borough of Islington Local History Valley College Collections, 566 Leo Baeck College, App.II London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Leprosy Mission, 550 Libraries, 567 Lesbian Archive and Information Centre, 541 London Borough of Lambeth, Archives Levens Hall, see Cumbria Archive Service, Department, 568 Kendal London Borough of Lewisham, Local History Lewis Textile Museum, see Blackburn Museum Centre, 569 Lewisham, see London Borough of Lewisham London Borough of Newham, Local Studies Liberal Jewish Synagogue, 552 Library, 570 Library Association Library, 443; p.l London Borough of Redbridge Libraries, 357 Library of the Hellenic and Roman Societies, London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames 553 Libraries Department, 908 Lichfield J oint Record Office, 402 London Borough of Southwark, Local Studies Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives, 542B Library, 571 Lincoln Cathedral, see Lincolnshire Archives London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Local Office History Library & Archives, 572 Lincoln College, Oxford, 839 London Borough of Waltham Forest, Libraries Lincoln Record Society, see Lincolnshire and Arts Dept., 573 Archives Office London Borough of Wandsworth, Battersea Lincoln's Inn Library, 554 Library, 430 Lincolnshire Archives Office, 403 London College of Fashion Library, App.II Lincolnshire County Library, 404 London College of Furniture, 574 Lindsay Institute, see Lanark Library London College of Printing, 575 Linen Hall Library, 60 London Festival Ballet, 576 Linnean Society of London, 555 London Hospital, see Tower Hamlets Health List and Index Society, p.l Authority Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle London Library, 577 upon Tyne, 797 London Museum of Jewish Life, 578 Littlehampton Museum, 405 London Playing Fields Society, App.II Liverpool City Libraries, Record Office, 409 London School of Economics & Political Liverpool Medical Institution, 410 Science, 445 Liverpool Polytechnic, App.II London School of Hygiene & Tropical Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, 411 Medicine, 579 L1andaff Cathedral Library, 415 Longleat House, 1018 Llanelli Public Library, 417 Lord's Day Observance Society, 580 L10yds Register of Shipping, 556 Lothian Health Board, 255 London Archive Users Forum, p.l Loughborough Library, App.II London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Loughborough University of Technology, 752 Public Libraries, 206 Louth Naturalists' Antiquarian and Literary London Borough of Barnet, Archives & Local Society, 753 Studies Department, 557 Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge, 148 London Borough of Brent, Grange Museum, Luton Museum, 755 500 Lydd Town Council, 756 London Borough of Camden, Local Studies Lynn Museum, 373 Libraries, 558 --, see also Keats House MRC Medical Sociology Unit, App.! London Borough of Enfield Libraries, Local Madame Tussaud's Archives, 581 History Unit, 560 Magdalen College, Oxford, 840 London Borough of Greenwich, Local History Magdalene College, Cambridge, 149 & Archives Library, 561 Maidenhead Library, see Reading Central London Borough of Hackney, Archives Library Department, 562 Malvern College, App.III XXIV Alphabetical Listing Manchester, see also City of Manchester Minet Library, see London Borough of Lambeth Manchester Business School, App.II Ministry of Defence, 590 Man~hester Cathedral, 766 --, see also Hydrographic Department Manchester College, 841 Mitcham Library, App.II Man~hester Jewish Museum, 767 Mitchell Library, 298 Man~hester Literary & Philosophical Society, Mocatta Library, 591 768 Modern Records Centre, Warwick University, Manchester Polytechnic Library, 769 198 Manchester Poyltechnic, see also North West Monklands District Council, Local Collection, Film Archive 16 Mansfield College, Oxford, 842 Montrose Museum, 788 Mansfield Library, 776 Montrose Public Library, 789 Manx Museum Library, 220 Moravian Church Archive & Library, 592 Margate Central Library, Local History Moray District Record Office, 290 Collection, 778 Morden College Archives, 593 Marine Biological A,so~iation of the UK, 886 Morden Library, App.II Marine Society, App.I Morton Lodge of Freemasons, 398 Mark Longman Library, App.I Motherwell District Libraries, Local Studies Marlborough College, App.III Centre, 790 Marsh-J ackson Postgraduate Medical Centre, Much Wenlock Town Council, 791 10~0 Museum in Docklands, 594 Marshall Library of Economics, University of Museum of London, 595 Cambridge, 150 Museum of South Yorkshire Life, App.II Mal'" Memorial Library, 582 Museum of the History of Science, 845 Marylebone Cricket Club Library, 583 Museums Association, p.l M~Gowin Library, Pembroke College, Oxford, Musicians' Union, 596 854 Medical Archives Centre, Edinburgh University, 255 Nairn Literary Institute, see Highland Regional Medical Women's Federation, 584 Archive Meefan Institute, 289 National Army Museum, 597 Mercers' Company, 585 National Art Education Archive, 1013 Merchant Taylors' Company, 586 National Art Library, 598 Merchant Taylors' School, 811 National Association of School Masters, App.I Merchant Venturers of Bristol, see Society of National Cataloguing Unit for the Archives of Merchant Venturers Contemporary Scientists, p.l Merseyside, see National Museums & Galleries National Children's Home, 599 on Merseyside National Coal Board Archive Centre, 777 Merthyr Tydfil Central Library, 781 National Council for Voluntary Organizations, Merton College, Oxford, 843 600 Meteorological Office, Edinburgh, 256 National Council on Archives, p.l --, see also Belfast Weather Centre, National National Farmers' Union, App.I Meteorological Archive National Farmers' Union of Scotland, 257 Methil Public Library, 782 National Film Archives, 439B Methodist Archives and Research Centre, 774B National Gallery, 601 Methodist Church Archives, p.l National Gallery of Scotland Library, 258 Methodist Missionary Society, 587 National Horseracing Museum, 803 Metropolitan Borough of Bury, see Bury National Institute for Social Work, 602 Archives Service National Library of Scotland, 259 Mid Glamorgan County Library, App.II National Library of Wales, 11 Middle East Centre, St Antony's College, National Maritime Museum, 603 Oxford, 844 National Meteorological Archive, 95 Middle Temple Library, 588 National Monuments Record, 603 Middlesex Hospital, 589 --, Scotland, 260 Middlesex Polytechnic, see Silver Studio --, Wales, 12 Collection National Motor Museum, 51 Middlesex Regimental Museum, see London National Museum of Labour History, 770 Borough of Haringey National Museum of Photography, Film & Middlesex Yeomanry and Signals Historical Television, 97 Trust, 326 National Museum of Wales, Library, 174A Midlothian District Library, 915 --, Welsh Folk Museum, 174B Mill Hill Missionaries, 684 --, Welsh Industrial & Maritime Museum, Mineralogical Society, App.II 174C Alphabetical Listing xxv

National Museums & Galleries on Merseyside, North London Collegiate School, 612 412 North Staffordshire Polytechnic, App.II National Museums of Scotland, Library, 261 North West Film Archive, 771 --, see also North Yorkshire County Library, Eastern Scottish Ethnological Archive, Division, Scarborough, 946 Scottish United Services Museum --, Southern Division, York, 1046 National Portrait Gallery Archive and Library, North Yorkshire County Record Office, 806 605 North-Eastern Education & Library Board, National Postal Museum, 606 App.II National Preservation Office, p.li Northallerton Library, App.II National Railway Museum Library, 1045 Northampton Museum, 807 National Register of Archives (NRA), p.li Northamptonshire Record Office, 808 National Register of Archives (Scotland) Northamptonshire Studies Collection, 809 (NRA(S», p.li Northern Film and Television Archive, 293 National Scout Archive, 607 Northumberland County Central Library, National Society for Prevention of Cruelty to App.II Children, 608 Northumberland Record Office, 800 National Society for Promoting Religious Northwich Library, 810 Education, see Church of England Record Norwich Cathedral, App.1 Centre Nostell Priory, App.1 National Sound Archive, 444 Nottingham City Museums, App.III National Trust, 609 Nottingham Diocesan Archives, 817 National Trust for Scotland, 262 Nottinghamshire County Council Leisure National Union of Mineworkers, 954 Services, App. II National Union of Public Employees, App.1 Nottinghamshire Record Office, 816 National Union of Railwaymen, App.1 Nuffield College Library, Oxford, 847 National Union of Teachers, 610 Nuneaton Library, 819 National and Local Government Officers' Association, App. I Oakham County Library, App.II Natural History Society of Northumbria, 796 Oates Memorial Library and Museum & The Naval Historical Library, MOD, 590D Gilbert White Museum, 947 Navy League Incorporated, see Sea Cadet Office of Population Censuses and Surveys, 613 Association Oldham Local Studies Library, 820 Neath Reference Library, 792 Order of St John, 614 Nelson Library, 793 Oriel College, Oxford, 848 New Church Conference Library, 611 Oriental Club, App.III New Club, App.II Orkney Archives Office, 380 New College Library, Edinburgh, 263 Orthodox Church of the British Isles, 615 New College, Oxford, 846 OSCOtt College Archives, 989 New Room in the Horsefair, 109 Oswestry Town Council, 823 Newark Museum, 795 Overseas Development Institute Library, App.II Newcastle upon Tyne City Libraries, 798 Oxford Central Library, 849 Newcastle upon Tyne Polytechnic, 799 Oxford City Archives, see Oxford Central Newham, see London Borough of Newham Library Newington Library, App.1 Oxford Polytechnic Library, App.II Newnham College, 151 Oxford University Archives, 850 Newport Public Library, see Gwent County Oxford University Museum, 851 Library Oxfordshire County Record Office, 852 Newspaper Society, App.II Oxfordshire Health Authority Archives, 853 Newtown Area Library, App.II Norfolk Club, App.II Norfolk Library & Information Service, App.II Paisley Central Library, App.1 Norfolk Museums Service, AppJII Paisley College of Technology Library, 877 Norfolk Record Office, 813 Palace House Archives, 52 Normal College, 36 Palestine Exploration Fund, 616 Norris Library and Museum, 932 Passmore Edwards Museum, 617 North Devon Athenaeum, see North Devon Peabody Trust, 618 Record Office Pembroke College, Cambridge, 152 North Devon Record Office, 39 Pembroke College, Oxford, 854 North East Fife District Library, App.1 Pembrokeshire Record Office, see Dyfed North East London Polytechnic, see Science Archives Service, Haverfordwest Fiction Foundation Pendlebury Library of Music, University of North East of Scotland Library Service, 8 Cambridge, 153 XXVI Alphabetical Listing Penzance Library, App.III Queen's Own Highlanders Regimental HQ, 360 Pepys Library, Magdalene College, Cambridge, Queen's University of Belfast, 67 149B Perth Museum and Art Gallery, 881 Rachel McMillan Library, Goldsmiths' College, Perth and Kinross District Archive, 880 497 Peterborough Cathedral, 882 Radcliffe Science Library, 860 Peterborough Central Library, 883 Radley College, Oxford, 15 Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery, 884 Ramblers Association, 632 Peterhead Public Library, App.l Rawtenstall District Central Library, 898 Peterhouse, 154 Raymond Mander and Joe Mitchenson Theatre Peter Liddle's 1914-18 Personal Experience Collection, 54 Archive, 987 Reading Central Library, 903 Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, 619 Records Management Society, p.li Pitt Rivers Museum, 855 Redbridge Central Library, 357 Plant Sciences Library, University of Oxford, Redbridge, see London Borough of Redbridge 856 Redcar Reference Library, 905 Plas Newydd Museum, App.III Redditch Public Library, 906 Plume Library, 759 Reform Club, 633 Plunkett Co-operative Library, 857 Regent's Park College, Oxford, 861 Plymouth Health Authority Medical Library, Renfrew District Archives, 878 App.II Rhodes House Library, 862 Plymouth Polytechnic, App.II Richmond College, University of London, Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, 620 App.II Polish Library, 621 Richmond upon Thames, see London Borough Polish Social & Cultural Association, see Polish of Richmond upon Thames Library Ridley Hall, Cambridge, 156 Polytechnic of Central London, 622 Riverside Health Authority, 634 Polytechnic of North London, 623 Robert Gordon's Institute of Technology, Polytechnic of the South Bank, 624 App.II Polytechnic of Wales Library, 888 Robert Owen Memorial Museum, App.II Poole Borough Council, 889 Rochdale Libraries, Heywood, 341 Poole Guildhall Museum, see Poole Borough --, Middleton, 785 Council --, Rochdale, 910 Port Talbot Reference Library, 890 Rochester Bridge Trust, 912 Port of London Authority, see Museum in Rochester Diocesan Registry, 913 Docklands Rochester Museum, see Guildhall Museum, Portico Library & Gallery, 772 Rochester Portsmouth Central Library, 891 Roedean School, App.III Portsmouth City Records Office, 892 Roehampton Institute of Higher Education, see Portsmouth Polytechnic Library, App.II Froebel Institute College Post Office Archives, 625 Rossendale Collection, 898 Postal History Society, p.li Rothamsted Experimental Station, 324 Powys County Library: Archives, 416 Rotherham Archives & Local Studies Section, Powys Society, App.II 916 Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland, 65 Royal Academy of Arts, 635 Press Association, 626 Royal Academy of Music, 636 Preston District Library, 896 Royal Aeronautical Society, 637 Preston Manor, 104 Royal Agricultural Society, App.I Priaulx Library, 935 Royal Air Force Museum, 638 Principal Registry of the Family Division, 627 Royal and Ancient Golf Club, 927 Public Record Office, 628 Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, 66 Britain, 639 Pusey House Library, 858 Royal Archaeological Institute, App.II Royal Archives, 1030 Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps Royal Armouries Library, 640 Museum, 20 Royal Army Medical College Muniment Room, Queen Elizabeth College Library, App.I App.I Queen Mary College, 629 Royal Artillery Institution, 641 Queens' College, Cambridge, 155 Royal Asiatic Society Library, 642 Queen's College, Glasgow, App.II Royal Astronomical Society, 643 Queen's College, London, 630 Royal Automobile Club, 644 Queen's College, Oxford, 859 Royal Borough Collection, Windsor, 1031 Queen's Nursing Institute, 631 Royal Borough of Kingston Archives, 374 Alphabetical Listing XXVII

Royal Botanic Garden Library, Edinburgh, 264 Royal Opera House, 668 Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 909 Royal Photographic Society, 47 Royal British Nurses Association, 645 Royal School of Needlework, App.I1 Royal Caledonian Curling Club, App.III Royal Scottish Academy, App.III Royal Caledonian Schools, 121 Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Royal Cambrian Academy of Art, App.III 301 Royal Celtic Society, App.I1 Royal Scottish Geographical Society, 269 Royal College of Art, 646 Royal Scottish Museum, see National Museums Royal College of Midwives, 647 of Scotland Royal College of Music, 648 Royal Scottish Society for Prevention of Cruelty Royal College of Nursing, 649 to Children, App.I Royal College of Obstetricians & Royal Signals Museum, 91 Gynaecologists, 650 Royal Society, 669 Royal College of Pathologists, 651 Royal Society for Relief of Indigent Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Gentlewomen, App.I1I Glasgow, 299 Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 265 Animals, 345 Royal College of Physicians of London, 652 Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, 945 Royal College of Psychiatrists, 653 Royal Society of Arts, 670 Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 266 Royal Society of Chemistry, 671 Royal College of Surgeons of England, 654 Royal Society of Edinburgh, App.I Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, 655 Royal Society of Health, App.I1 Royal Commission on Ancient & Historical Royal Society of Literature, 672 Monuments of Scotland, 260 Royal Society of Medicine, 673 Royal Commission on Ancient & Historical Royal Society of Musicians of Great Britain, 674 Monuments, Wales, 12 Royal Society of Painters in Watercolour, 675 Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts, Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and p.li Hygiene, 676 Royal Commission on Historical Monuments, Royal Statistical Society, 677 see National Monuments Record Royal Television Society, 678 Royal Commonwealth Society, 656 Royal Ulster Agricultural Society, 68 Royal Dental Hospital School, App.! Royal United Service Institute for Defence Royal Engineers Corps Library, 180 Studies, App.! Royal Entomological Society, 657 Royal Veterinary College, 679 Royal Faculty of Procurators' Library, 300 Royal Zoological Society of Scotland, App.III Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, 658 Rugby Football Union Museum and Library, Royal Geographical Society, 659 1009 Royal Greenwich Observatory, App.! Rugby Library, 917 Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Rugby School, 918 Scotland, 267 Ruskin College, Oxford, 863 Royal Historical Society, 660 Ruskin Galleries, 70 Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, 278 Ryde Public Library, App.II Royal Horticultural Society, 661 Royal Humane Society, 662 Saddleworth Museum, 821 Royal Institute of British Architects, 663 Saffron Walden Library, see Victorian Studies Royal Institute of International Affairs, 664 Centre Royal Institute of Philosophy, App. II Saffron Walden Town Council, 920 Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, St Albans Abbey, 922 App.II St Albans Central Library, 923 Royal Institution of Cornwall, 1007 St Albans City Museum, 924 Royal Institution of Great Britain, 665 St Andrews University Library Manuscripts Royal Institution of Naval Architects, App.III Department, 928A Royal Institution of South Wales, App.! St Andrews University Muniments, 928B Royal Literary Fund, 666 St Anne's College, Oxford, 864 Royal Marines Museum, 970 St Augustine'S Library, App.II Royal Medical Society, App.II St Bartholomew's Hospital, see City & Hackney Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, 943 Health Authority Royal National Institute for the Blind, App.!I St Bride's Printing Library, 681 Royal National Mission to Deepsea Fishermen, St Catharine's College, Cambridge, 157 667 St Catherine's College, Oxford, App.II Royal Naval Museum, 893 St Columbs Cathedral, 751 Royal Northern College of Music, 773 St David's Cathedral Library, App.I1 Royal Observatory, 268 St David's University College, 381 XXVlll Alphabetical Listing

St Deiniol's Library, see Clwyd Record Office, Scottish Ethnological Archive, 272 Hawarden Scottish Film Archive, 302 St Edmund Hall, Oxford, 865 Scottish Genealogy Society, p.lii St Edmund's College Library, Ware, App.III Scottish National Portrait Gallery, 273 St Edmunds College, Cambridge, 158 Scottish Record Office, 274 St Edmundsbury Cathedral, App.! Scottish Records Association, p.lii St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, 1032 Scottish Society for Prevention of Cruelty to St George's Hospital, 682 Animals, 275 St George's Hospital Medical School, 683 Scottish Trades Union Congress, 303 St Helens Local History & Archives Library, Scottish United Services Museum, 276 929 Scottish Youth Hostels Association, App.II St Hilda's College, Oxford, 866 Scunthorpe Central Library, App.III St Hugh's College, Oxford, App.III Scunthorpe Museum & Art Gallery, see South St John Ambulance Association and Brigade, Humberside Area Record Office App.I Sea Cadet Association, 693 St John's College, Cambridge, 159 Seeley Historical Library, University of St John's College, Durham, 238 Cambridge, 162 St John's College, Oxford, 867 Sefton Metropolitan Borough Libraries & Arts St John's Hospital, see Bath City Record Office Service, 969 St Joseph's Missionary Society, 684 Selden Society, App.! St Mary's Hospital Medical School, see Imperial Selly Oak Colleges Central Library, 949 College Archives Selwyn College, Cambridge, 163 St Michael's Abbey, Farnborough, App.III Sevenoaks Library, see Kent Archives Office, St Paul's Cathedral, App.! West Kent Branch St Paul's Girls' School, 685 Shaftesbury Society, 684 St Paul's School Archives, 686 Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Records Office, St Peter's College, Oxford, 868 984 St Scholastic a's Benedictine Abbey, 116 Sheffield City Polytechnic Library, 955 St Thomas's Hospital Medical School, 726B Sheffield Record Office, 956 Salford Art Gallery, 937 Shepherd's Bush Library, see London Borough Salford City Archives ,938 of Hammersmith & Fulham Salford Mining Museum, 940 Sherborne School, 958 Salisbury Cathedral, 942 Sherrington Library for the History of Salisbury District Council Muniment Room, see Neuroscience, Oxford, 870 Wiltshire Record Office Shetland Archives, 399 Salters' Company, 687 Shetland Library, App.! Salvation Army International Heritage Centre, Shrewsbury School, App.III 688 Shropshire Libraries, Local Studies Department, Sand well Public Libraries, 1023 959 Savoy Archives, 689 Shropshire Record Office, 960 Scarborough Library, see North Yorkshire Sidmouth Museum, 961 County Library Sidney Sussex College, 164 School of Geography, University of Oxford, Signet Library, App.II 869 Silver Studio Collection, 695 School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, see Sion College Library, 696 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Sir John Cass Foundation, 697 Medicine Sir John Soane's Museum, 698 School of Oriental and African Studies, 690 Skinners' Company, 699 School of Pharmacy Library, App.II Skipton Branch Library, 962 School of Slavonic and East European Studies, Smethwick Library, see Sandwell Public 691 Libraries Science Fiction Foundation Research Library, Social Sciences Dept, Birmingham Reference 207 Library, 81B Science Museum Library, 692 Societe Guernesiaise, 936 Scientific Periodicals Library, University of Societe J ersiaise, 931 Cambridge, 160 Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 700 Scots Ancestry Research Society, p.li Society for Protection of Ancient Buildings, 701 Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Society for Psychical Research, 702 Cambridge, 161 Society of Antiquaries, 703 Scottish Association of Genealogists and Record Society of Archivists, p.lii Agents, p.lii Society of Authors, App.! Scottish Brewing Archive, 270 Society of Chiropodists, 704 Scottish Catholic Archives, 271 Society of Engineers (Incorporated), 705 Alphabetical Listing XXIX Society of Friends, 706 Suffolk County Library HQ, App.II Society of Genealogists, 707; p.lii Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds, 120 Society of Graphical and Allied Trades, App.III --, Ipswich, 361 Society of Jesus, see British Province of the --, Lowestoft, 754 Society of Jesus Sunderland Libraries Department, App.II Society of Merchant Venturers, 110 Sunderland Museum and Art Gallery, App.II Society of the Sacred Heart, 708 Surrey Local Studies Library, Guildford, 319 Societv of the Sacred Mission, 786 Surrey Record Office, Guildford Muniment Society of Women Artists, 709 Room, 320 Solihull Metropolitan Borough Public Libraries, --, Kingston upon Thames, 375 963 Sussex Archaeological Society, see East Sussex Somerset County Council, Local History Record Office Library, App.II Sutton Central Library, 988 Somerset Record Office, 997 Swansea Central Library, 990 Somerville College, Oxford, 871 Swansea City Archives, 991 South Eastern Education and Library Board, 35 Swiss Cottage Library, 558A South Humberside Area Record Office, 316 Sydney J ones Library, University of Liverpool, South London Botanical Institute, App. III 413 South Place Ethical Society, App.III Syon Abbey, 964 South Shields Public Library, see South Tyneside Central Library' Tameside Local Studies Library, 975 South Tyneside Central Library, 965 Tank Museum, 1017 South Tyneside College, App.II Tate Gallery Archive, 715 South Wales Miners Library, 992B Taylor Institution Library, University of Southampton City Record Office, 966 Oxford, 872 Southern African Archives, 1043 Teesside Polytechnic, App. III Southern Education and Library Board, 27 Telecom Technology Showcase, 716 Southport Library, see Sefton Metropolitan Telford Development Corporation, 998 Borough Libraries & Arts Service Tennyson Research Centre, see Lincolnshire Southwark Archdiocesan Archives, 710 County Library .. Southwark Cathedral Library and Archives, 711 Thames Polytechnic, see Bergman-Osterberg Southwark, see London Borough of Southwark Archives Southwell Minster, 971 Thames Water Authority, App.! Spalding Gentlemen's Society, 972 Theatre Museum, 717 Spalding Library, App.!I Theological College, App.! Spanish and Portuguese Jews' Congregation of Theosophical Society in England, 718 London, 712 Thetford County Library, App.II Spurgeon's College, 713 Thoresby Society, 389 Staffordshire Record Office, 973 Times Newspapers Ltd, 719 Stan brook Abbey, 1037 Tipton Library, see Sandwell Public Libraries Standing Conference of National and University Tom Harrisson Mass-Observation Archive, 105B Libraries, p.lii Tom Mann Centre for Trade Union and Labour Stationers' and Newspaper Makers' Company, Studies, 195 714 Tonbridge Central Library, 1000 Stockport Archives Service, 978 Torquay Central Library, 1001 Stockton Reference Librarv, 979 Torquay Museum, 1002 Stoke on Trent City Libr;ry, see Horace Banks Tower Hamlets, see London Borough of Tower Reference Library Hamlets Stony hurst College, 89 Tower Hamlets Health Authority, 720 Stowe School, App.! Tower of London, see Royal Armouries Library Stratford Reference Library, see London Town & Country Planning Association, 721 BOr0ugh of Newham Town Docks Museum, 351 Stratford upon Avon Library, see Nuneaton Trades Union Congress, 722 Library Trafford Borough Council, App.II Strathclyde Regional Archives, 304 Transport and General Workers' Union, App.! --, Avr Sub-Office, 33 Travellers' Club, 723 --, se~ also Argyll & Bute District Trent Polytechnic Library, App.II Street Library, 985 Treorchy Library and Administrative Centre, Strichen Library, see North East of Scotland 1004 Librarv Service Trinitv College of Music, App.II Strict B~ptist Historical Society Librarv, App.III Trinity College, Cambridge, 165 Sudan Archives & Abbas Hilmi II Papers, Trinity College, Oxford, 873 University of Durham, 240B Trinitv Hall, University of Cambridge, 166 xxx Alphabetical Listing

Trinity House Lighthouse Service, 724 University of Manchester, John Rylands Truro School, 1008 University Library, 774 Twickenham District Reference Library, see University of Newcastle upon Tyne Library, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 802 Tyne and Wear Archives Service, 801 University of Newcastle upon Tyne, see also Hancock Museum Ukranian Association in Great Britain, App.!II University of Nottingham Library, 818 Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, 342 University of Oxford, see individual colleges & Ulster Genealogical and Historical Guild, p.lii institutes Ulster Historical Foundation, p.lii University of Oxford, Dept. of Educational Ulster Museum, 69 Studies, App.! Union Theological College, App.1II University of Reading, 904 United Kingdom Temperance Alliance, 725 --, see also Institute of Agricultural History United Medical & Dental Schools, Guy's & St University of Salford Library, 941 Thomas's Hospitals, 726 University of Sheffield, 957 United Reformed Church History Society, 727 --, see also Centre for English Cultural United Society for Christian Literature, App.! Tradition United Society for the Propagation of the University of Southampton, 967 Gospel, App.! University of Stirling Library, 977 University College London Library, 728 University of Strathclyde, 307 University College of North Wales, 37 University of Surrey Library, 321 University College of Swansea, 992 University of Sussex, Library, 105A University College of Wales Library, 13 --, Tom Harrison Mass-Observation Archive, University College, Oxford, 874 105B University Music School, Cambridge, see University of Ulster and Jordanstone Library, Pendlebury Library of Music App.II University of Aston in Birmingham, App.II University of Ulster at Coleraine, 192 University of Bath Library, 48 University of Wales College of Medicine University of Birmingham Library, 84 Library, App.!! University of Bradford, 98 University of Wales College, Cardiff, 175 University of Bristol Library, 111 University of Wales Institute of Science and University of Buckingham, App.II Technology, App.II University of Cambridge, see individual colleges University of Wales, see also Saint David's & institutes University College University of Dundee Library, 231 University of Warwick, Centre for Research in University of Durham, Dept. of Palaeography & Ethnic Relations, 199 Diplomatic, 239 --, see also Modern Records Centre University of Durham Library, 240 University of York, see Borthwick Institute of University of East Anglia Library, 814 Historical Research, Centre for Southern University of Edinburgh Library, 277 Africa Studies, Film Music Resource Centre University of Essex, 191 Upper Norwood Public Library, 730 --, see also ESRC Data Archive Ushaw College Library, 241 University of Exeter Library, 284 University of Glasgow Archives, 305 Valence House Museum, 206 University of Glasgow Library, 306 Vestry House Museum & Archives, see London University of Hull, Brynmor J ones Library, 352 Borough of Waltham Forest University of Keele Library, 365 Victoria & Albert Museum, see National Art University of Keele, see also Air Photo Library Library University of Kent at Canterbury Library, 171A Victorian Studies Centre, 921 University of Kent at Canterbury, Centre for Wadham College, Oxford, 875 Study of Cartoons & Caricature, 171B Wakefield Metropolitan District, Dept. of University of Lancaster, 384 Archives & Local Studies, 1014 University of Leeds Archives, 391 Wallace Collection Library, 731 University of Leeds, Brotherton Library, 390 Wallasey Public Library, App.II University of Leicester Library, 396 Walpole Library, see King's School, Canterbury University of Liverpool, Archives Unit, 41.f Walsall Archives Service, 1016 University of Liverpool, Sydney Jones Library, Waltham Forest, see London Borough of 413 Waltham Forest University of London Library, 729 Wandsworth, see London Borough of University of London, see individual colleges & Wandsworth institutes Wanlockhead Miners' Library, 77 University of Manchester Institute of Science & Warburg Institute, 732 Technology, 775 Warrington Library, 1019 Alphabetical Listing XX Xl Warwick County Record Office, 1020 Wick Public Library, see Highland Regional Warwick Library, see Nuneaton Library Archive Waterways Museum, 733 Wiener Library and Institute of Contemporary Watford Central Library, AppoII History, 743 Wednesbury Library, see Sandwell Public Wigan Record Office, 397 Libraries Wigtownshire County Library, App.! Welch Fusiliers Museum, see Gwynedd Archives Wilberforce House, see Town Docks Museum and Museums Service, Caernarfon William Morris Gallery Library, 744 Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, William Patrick Library, 379 734 William Salt Library, 974 Wellcome Tropical Institute, 735 Wiltshire Library and Museum Service, 995 Wellington College, 201 Wiltshire Record Office, 1005 Wells Cathedral Library, 1022 Wimbledon College, 745 Welsh Folk Museum, 174B Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, 746 Welsh Historic Monuments, AppoII Wimbledon Reference Library, AppoII Welsh Industrial and Maritime Museum, 174C Winchester Cathedral Library, 1027 Welsh Miners' Museum, AppoII Winchester College Archives, 1028 Welsh Music Information Centre, 175B Windsor Borough Library, AppoII Welsh Office Library, AppoII Windsor Muniment Rooms, AppoI Welwyn Central Library, AppoII Wirral Archives, 78 Wesley College, 112 Wisbech and Fenland Museum, 1033 West Bromwich Library, see Sandwell Public Wodehouse Library, Dulwich College, 481 Libraries Wolseley Collection, Hove Reference Library, West Devon Record Office, 887 346 West Glamorgan Area Record Office, Swansea, Wolverhampton Borough Archives, 1034 993 Wolverhampton Polytechnic, AppoII West Highland Museum 291 Woodard Corporation, 747 West London Institute of Higher Education, see --, see also Lancing College British & Foreign School Society Wood brooke College, 85 West Lothian District Library, 49 Worcester (St Helen's) Record Office, .1038 West Sussex County Council, AppoII --, see also Hereford & Worcester Record West Sussex Record Office, 187 Office West Yorkshire Archives Service, Bradford, 99 Worcester Cathedral Library, 1038 --, Calderdale, 322 Worcester Cathedral, see also King's School, --, Kirklees, 348 Worcester --, Leeds, 392 Worcester College, Oxford, 876 -, Wakefield HQ, 1015 Working Men's College, 748 --, Yorkshire Archaeological Society, 393 Worshipful Companies, see under individual Western Education and Library Board, Appon names Western Isles Islands Council, 981 Worthing Public Library, AppoII Western Isles Libraries, 982 Wye College, AppoII Westfield College, 737 Westminster Abbey Muniments & Library, 738 York Central Library, see North Yorkshire Westminster City Libraries Archives County Library Department, 739 York City Archives, 1047 Westminster College, Cambridge, see Cheshunt York College of Arts & Technology Library, Foundation Archives AppoIII Westminster Diocesan Archives (Roman York Minster Archives, 1048 Catholic), 740 Yorkshire Agricultural Society, Appo II Westminster Medical School, see Charing Cross Yorkshire Archaeological Society, 393 Hospital Medical School Young Men's Christian Association, 749 Westminster School Archive and Library, 741 Young Women's Christian Association, App.! Weston Park, AppoI Younghusband, Dame Eileen, Collection, 602 Whitechapel Art Gallery, AppoIII Youth Hostels Association, 925 Whitelands College, 742 Whitgift Foundation Archives, 203 Zoological Society of London, 750 List of Entries by County

Armagh Eton College Records, 1029 Armagh County Museum, 25 Institute of Agricultural History & Museum Armagh Observatory, 26 of English Rural Life, 902 Southern Education and Library Board, 27 Maidenhead Library, see Reading Central Library Avon National Meteorological Archive, 95 American Museum in Britain, 42 Reading Central Library, 903 Avon County Reference Library, Bristol, 106 Royal Archives, 1030 Bateman Collection, 107 Royal Borough Collection, Windsor, 1031 Bath City Record Office, 43 St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, 1032 Bristol Polytechnic, 107 University of Reading, 904 Bristol Record Office, 108 --, see also Institute of Agricultural History Costume and Fashion Research Centre, 44 Wellington College, 201 Crafts Study Centre, 45 Downside Abbey, 46 Borders Feminist Archive, see University of Bath Borders Region Archive & Local History Library Centre, 948 Gladstone Library, see University of Bristol Library Buckinghamshire Holburne Museum, 45 Buckinghamshire Record Office, 29 John Wesley's Chapel, 109 Society of the Sacred Mission, 786 New Room in the Horsefair, 109 Royal Photographic Society, 47 Cambridgeshire St John's Hospital, see Bath City Record Addenbrooke's Hospital, 123 Office Botany School, University of Cambridge, 124 Society of Merchant Venturers, 110 British Antarctic Survey, 125 University of Bath Library, 48 Cambridge County Record Office, University of Bristol Library, 111 Cambridge, 126 Wesley College, 112 --, Huntingdon, 353 Cambridge Health Authority, see Bedfordshire Addenbrooke's Hospital Bedford Museum, 55 Cambridge University Archives, 128B Bedford School Archive, 56 Cambridge University Library, Manuscripts Bedfordshire Record Office, 57 Department, 128A Cranfield Institute of Technology, 58 Cambridgeshire Collection, 127 Luton Museum, 755 Cambridgeshire College of Arts & Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, 945 Technology, 140 Centre of South Asian Studies, 129 Belfast Cheshunt Foundation Archives, 130 Belfast Central Library, 59 Christ's College, 131 Belfast Education and Library Board, 59 Churchill College Archives Centre, 132 Belfast Library and Society for Promoting Clare College, 133 Knowledge, 60 Corpus Christi College, 134 Belfast Weather Centre, 61 Downing College, 135 Campbell College, 62 East Asian History of Science Library, 136 Down, Connor & Drogmore Diocesan Emmanuel College, 137 Librarv, 63 Fitzwilliam College, 138 General 'Register Office, Northern Ireland, 64 Fitzwilliam Museum, 139 Linen Hall Library, 60 French Resistance Archive, 140 Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland, 65 Girton College, 141 Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, 66 Gonville and Caius College, 142 Queen's University of Belfast, 67 Hinchingbrooke House, 354 Royal Ulster Agricultural Society, 68 Huntingdon Record Office, see Ulster Museum, 69 Cambridgeshire County Record Office Institute of Astronomy Library, University of Berkshire Cambridge, 143 BBC Written Archives Centre, 899 Institute of Education, University of Berkshire Record Office, 900 Cambridge, 144 Douai Abbey, 901 Jesus College, 145

XXXll List of Entries by County XXXlll Kettle's Yard, 146 Cleveland King's College, 147 British Steel Corporation, Middlesbrough, 783 Lucy Cavendish College, 148 Cleveland County Archives Department, 784 Magdalene College, 149 Hartlepool District Library, 327 Marshall Library of Economics, University of Redcar Reference Library, 905 Cambridge, 150 Stockton Reference Library, 979 Newnham College, 151 Norris Library and Museum, 932 Clwyd Pembroke College, 152 British Steel Corporation, Deeside, 212 Pendlebury Library of Music, University of Clwyd Library & Museums Service HQ, 787 Cambridge, 153 Clwyd Record Office, Hawarden, 334 Pepys Library, Magdalene College, 149B --, Ruthin, 919 Peterborough Cathedral, 882 Colwyn Bay Library, 194 Peterborough Central Library, 883 St Deiniol's Library, see Clwyd Record Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery, 884 Office, Hawarden Peterhouse, 154 Queens' College, 155 Cornwall Ridley Hall, 156 Cornwall County Record Office, 1006 St Catharine's College, 157 Cornwall Studies Library, 907 St Edmunds College, 158 Royal Institution of Cornwall, 1007 St John's College, 159 Truro School, 1008 Scientific Periodicals Library, University of Cambridge, 160 Cumbria Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Abbot Hall Art Gallery & Museums, 368 Cambridge, 161 Brantwood, see Ruskin Galleries, Isle of Seeley Historical Library, University of Wight Cambridge, 162 British Deaf Association, 176 Selwyn College, 163 Carlisle Cathedral Library, 177 Sidney Sussex College, 164 Cockermouth Castle, see Cumbria Archive Trinity College, 165 Service, Carlisle Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge, 166 Cumbria Archive Service, Barrow, 40 University of Cambridge, see individual --, Carlisle, 178 colleges & institutes --, Kendal, 369 Westminster College, see Cheshunt Fitz Park Trust, see Keswick Museum & Art Foundation Archives Gallery Wisbech and Fenland Museum, 1033 Keswick Museum & Art Gallery, 370 Laurel & Hardy Museum, 1010 Levens Hall, see Cumbria Archive Service, Central Kendal Central Regional Council Archives Department, 976 Derbyshire Falkirk Museums, 285 Chatsworth, see Devonshire Collection Leighton Library, Dunblane, 225 Derbyshire Library Service, Chesterfield, 186 University of Stirling Library, 977 --, Derby, 213 --, Matlock, 779 Derbyshire Record Office, 780 Channel Islands Devonshire Collection, 34 Alderney Society Museum, 18 Glossop Library, 308 German Occupation Museum, 287 Greffe, 933 Island Archives Service, 934 Devon Judicial Greffe, 930 Blundell's School, 999 Priaulx Library, 935 Britannia Royal Naval College, 211 Societe Guernesiaise, 936 Buckfast Abbey, 115 Societe J ersiaise, 931 Dartington Hall, 1003 Devon Library Services, Exeter, 281 --, Plymouth, 885 Cheshire Devon Record Office, Barnstaple, see North Brunner Library, 810 Devon Record Office Cheshire Record Office, 184 --, Exeter, 282 Chester City Record Office, 185 --, Plymouth, see West Devon Record Grosvenor Estates, see Cheshire Record Office Office Northwich Library, 810 Exeter Cathedral Archives and Library, 283 Warrington Library, 1019 Marine Biological Association of the UK, 886 XXXIV List of Entries by County North Devon Athenaeum, see North Devon St David's University College, 381 Record Office University College of Wales Library, 13 North Devon Record Office, 39 St Scholastica's Benedictine Abbey, 116 East Sussex Sidmouth Museum, 961 Brighton College, 102 Syon Abbey, 964 Brighton Reference Library, 103 Torquay Central Library, 1001 East Sussex County Library, see Hove Torquay Museum, 1002 Reference Library University of Exeter Library, 284 East Sussex Record Office, 400 West Devon Record Office, 887 Glyndebourne Festival Opera Archives, 401 Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, 330 Dorset Hove Reference Library, 346 Dorchester Reference Library, 216 Preston Manor, 104 Dorset County Museum, 217 Sussex Archaeological Society, see East Sussex Dorset Natural History & Archaeological Record Office Society, see Dorset Record Office Tom Harrisson Mass-Observation Archive, Dorset Record Office, 218 105B Poole Borough Council, 889 University of Sussex Library, 105A Poole Guildhall Museum, see Poole Borough University of Sussex, Tom Harrison Mass­ Council Observation Archive, 105B Royal Signals Museum, 91 Wolseley Collection, Hove Reference Library, Sherborne School, 958 346

Down Essex South Eastern Education and Library Board, ESRC Data Archive, 189 35 Essex Record Office, Chelmsford, 181 Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, 342 --, Colchester, 190 --, South end, 968 Dumfries & Galloway Plume Library, 759 Dumfries and Galloway Regional Council Saffron Walden Library, see Victorian Studies Library Service, 223 Centre Dumfries Archive Centre, 224 Saffron Walden Town Council, 920 Hornel Art Gallery and Library, 378 University of Essex, 191 --, see also ESRC Data Archive Durham Valence House Museum, 206 Abbas Hilmi II Papers, University of Durham Victorian Studies Centre, 921 Library, 240B Dean and Chapter Library, Durham, 236 Durham Cathedral, see Dean and Chapter Fife Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Trust, 232 Library, Durham Durham County Record Office, Darlington, Carnegie Dunfermline and Hero Fund Trusts, 208 233 Dunfermline Central Library, 234 --, Durham 237 Dunfermline District Council, 235 St John's College, Durham, 238 Hay Fleming Reference Library, 926 Sudan Archives & Abbas Hilmi II Papers, Kirkcaldy District Council, see Kirkcaldy University of Durham, 240B Museum & Art Gallery University of Durham Library, 240 Kirkcaldy District Libraries, 376 University of Durham, Dept. of Palaeography Kirkcaldy Museum and Art Gallery, 377 & Diplomatic, 239 Methil Public Library, 782 Ushaw College Library, 241 Royal and Ancient Golf Club, 927 Dyfed St Andrews University Library Manuscripts College of Librarianship Wales, 9 Department, 928A Dyfed Archives Service, Aberystwyth, 10 St Andrews University Muniments, 928B --, Carmarthen, 179 --, Haverfordwest, 332 Gloucestershire Haverfordwest Public Library, 333 Berkeley Castle, see Gloucestershire Record Llanelli Public Library, 417 Office National Library of Wales, 11 Cheltenham College, 182 National Monuments Record, Wales, 12 College of St Paul and St Mary, 183 Pembrokeshire Record Office, see Dyfed Gloucester Cathedral Library, 309 Archives Service, Haverfordwest Gloucester Library, 310 Royal Commission on Ancient & Historical Gloucestershire Collection, 310 Monuments, Wales, 12 Gloucestershire Record Office, 311 List of Entries by County xxxv

Grampian British Library, Department of Manuscripts, Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museum, 2 441 Aberdeen Central Library, 3 --, Department of Oriental Collections, 442 Aberdeen City District Libraries, 3 --, Library Association Library, 443 Aberdeen District Archives, 4 --, National Sound Archive, 444 Aberdeen University Library, 5 , see also India Office Library & Records Christ's College, Aberdeen, see Aberdeen British Museum, Central Archives, 446 University Library --, Natural History, 447 Gordonstoun, 279 British Province of the Society of Jesus, 448 Grampian Health Board Archives, 6 British Psycho-Analytical Society, 449 Grampian Regional Archives, 7 British Telecom, see Telecom Technology Huntly Library, see North East of Scotland Showcase Library Service British Theatre Association, see British Theatre James McBey Reference Library, 2 Play Library Moray District Record Office, 290 British Theatre Play Library, 450 North East of Scotland Library Service, 8 British Veterinary Association, 451 Strichen Library, see North East of Scotland Brompton Oratory, 452 Library Service Broomfield Museum, see London Borough of Enfield Greater London Bruce Castle Museum, 564 African Peoples Historical Monument BruneI University, 1011 Foundation, see Black Cultural Archives Air Historical Branch, MOD, 590B Alpine Club, 420 Camden, see London Borough of Camden Amateur Boxing Association of England, 421 Carlton Club, 453 Anglo-J ewish Archive, 422 Central School of Art & Design, 454 Charing Cross Hospital Medical School, 455 Architectural Association, 423 Charity Commission for England & Wales, Archive of Art & Design, National Art Library, 598B 456 Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Army Historical Branch, MOD, 590C Art Workers Guild, 424 Accountancy, 457 Chartered Insurance Institute, 458 Arts Council of Great Britain, 425 Athenaeum, London, 426 Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, 459 Chelsea Physic Garden, 460 Children's Society, see Church of England Bank of England, 427 Baptist Missionary Society, 428 Children's Society Chiswick District Library, see London Barbers' Company, 429 Borough of Hounslow Barking and Dagenham, see London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Church Army, 461 Church Commissioners, 462 Barnet Local History Society, see London Church Missionary Society, 463 Borough of Barnet Church of England Children's Society, 464 Barnet, see London Borough of Barnet Church of England Record Centre, 465 Battersea Library, 430 City and Hackney Health Authority, 466 Birkbeck College, 431 City of London Club, 467 Bishopsgate Institute, 432 City of London Polytechnic, 468 Black Cultural Archives, 433 Boys' Brigade, 434 City University, 469 Cloth;workers' Company, 470 Brent see London Borough of Brent Brewers' Society Library, 435 College of Arms, 471 British Academy, 436 Commonwealth Institute, 472 Communist Party of Great Britain, 473 British and Foreign School Society Archives Contemporary Medical Archives Centre, see Centre, 363 Wellcome Institute for the History of British Architectural Library, 663 British Council, 437 Medicine Corporation of London Records Office, 474 British Dental Association, 438 Council for the Care of Churches, 475 British Film Institute, 439 Courtauld Institute of Art, 476 British Homoeopathic Society, see Faculty of Homoeopathy British Institute of Radiology, 440 Dickens House Museum, 477 British Institute of Recorded Sound, see Dr Williams's Library, 478 British Library, National Sound Archive Drapers' Company, 479 British Library of Political and Economic Duchy of Cornwall Office, 480 Science, 445 Dulwich College, 481 XXXVI List of Entries by County Ealing Central Library, see London Borough Hillingdon, see London Borough of of Ealing Hillingdon Early Childhood Collection, 492 Historical Buildings & Monuments Egypt Exploration Society, 482 Commission (English Heritage), 508 Electoral Reform Society of Great Britain and History of Advertising Trust, 509 Ireland, 483 Holborn Library, 558B Electricity Council, 484 Honorable Artillery Company, 512 Enfield, see London Borough of Enfield Hounslow, see London Borough of Hounslow English Heritage, see Historical Buildings & House of Lords Record Office, 513 Monuments Commission Huguenot Library, 514 Evangelical Library, 485 Imperial College Archives, 515 Faculty of Homoeopathy, 486 Imperial War Museum, 516 Fawcett Library, 467 India Office Library and Records, 517 Federation of British Artists, 487 Inner Temple Library, 518 Feltham Library, see London Borough of Institute of Actuaries, 519 Hounslow Institute of Archaeology, 520 Finsbury Library, 566B Institute of Bankers, 521 Folklore Society, 488 Institute of Brewing, 522 Football Association, 489 Institute of Chartered Accountants in England Franciscan Archives English Province, 490 and Wales, 523 Freemasons, see Grand Lodge Institute of Classical Studies, 553 French Protestant Church, 491 Institute of Commonwealth Studies, 524 Froebel Institute College, 492 Institute of Contemporary Arts, 525 Institute of Education Library, 526 Institute of Germanic Studies, 527 Garrick Club, 493 Institute of Historical Research, 528 General Register Office, England & Wales, see Institute of Ophthalmology, 529 Office of Population Censuses and Surveys Institute of Physics, 530 General Synod, see Church of England Record Institute of Psychoanalysis, see British Psycho- Centre Analytical Society Geological Society, 494 Institution of Civil Engineers, 531 Girl Guides Association, 495 Institution of Electrical Engineers, 532 Girls' Public Day School Trust, 496 Institution of Gas Engineers, 533 Goldsmith's College, 497 Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 534 --, see also Laban Centre for Movement & Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, 535 Dance Irish in Britain History Centre, 536 Goldsmiths' Company, 498 Islington Central Library, 566A Grand Lodge Library and Museum, 499 Islington, see also London Borough of Grange Museum of Community History, 500 Islington Gray's Inn Library, 501 Greater London Record Office, 502 Japan Society Library, 537 Greenwich, see London Borough of Tewish Historical Society of England Greenwich --, see Anglo-J ewish Archive, Mocatta Guildhall Library Manuscripts Department, Library 503 Jewish Museum, 538 Guy's Hospital Medical School, 726A Jewish Welfare Board, 539 Jews' College Library, 540 HM Customs and Excise, 510 HM Land Registry, 511 Keats House, 541 Hackney, see London Borough of Hackney Kensington and Chelsea, see London Borough Hall-Carpenter Memorial Archives, 504 of Kensington and Chelsea Hammersmith and Fulham, see London King's College London, Archives, 542A Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham --, Liddell Hart Centre for Military Haringey, see London Borough of Haringey Archives, 542B Harrow School, 325 King's College School of Medicine & Havering, see London Borough of Havering Dentistry, 543 Health Visitors' Association, 505 Hellenic and Roman Societies, see Library of Laban Centre for Movement & Dance, 544 the Hellenic and Roman Societies Labour Party Archives, 545 Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution, Lambeth Palace Library, 546 506 Lambeth, see London Borough of Lambeth Highgate School, 507 Law Society, 547 List of Entries by County XXXVll Leathersellers' Company, 548 London Hospital, see Tower Hamlets Health Leighton House, 549 Authority Leprosy Mission, 550 London Library, 577 Lesbian Archive and Information Centre, 541 London Museum of Jewish Life, 578 Lewisham see London Borough of Lewisham London School of Economics & Political Liberal Jewish Synagogue, 552 Science, 445 Library Association Library, 443 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Library of the Hellenic and Roman Societies, Medicine, 579 553 Lord's Day Observance Society, 580 Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives, 542B Madame Tussaud's Archives, 581 Lincoln's Inn Library, 554 Marx Memorial Library, 582 Linnean Society of London, 555 Marylebone Cricket Club Library, 583 Lloyds Register of Shipping, 556 Medical Women's Federation, 584 London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Mercers' Company, 585 Public Libraries, 206 Merchant Taylors' Company, 586 London Borough of Barnet, Archives & Local Merchant Taylors' School, 811 Studies Department, 557 Methodist Missionary Society, 587 London Borough of Brent, Grange Museum, Middle Temple Library, 588 500 Middlesex Hospital, 589 London Borough of Camden, Local Studies Middlesex Polytechnic, see Silver Studio Libraries, 558 Collection --, see also Keats House Middlesex Regimental Museum, see London London Borough of Enfield Libraries, Local Borough of Haringey History Unit, 560 Middlesex Yeomanry and Signals Historical London Borough of Greenwich, Local Trust, 326 History & Archives Library, 561 Mill Hill Missionaries, 684 London Borough of Hackney, Archives Minet Library, see London Borough of Lambeth Department, 562 Ministry of Defence, 590 London Borough of Hammersmith and Mocatta Library, 591 Fulham, Archives Department, 563 Moravian Church Archive & Library, 592 London Borough of Haringey, Bruce Castle Morden College Archives, 593 Museum, 564 Museum in Docklands, 594 London Borough of Havering, Romford Museum of London, 595 Library, 914 Musicians' Union, 596 London Borough of Hillingdon, Central Library, 1012 National Army Museum, 597 London Borough of Hounslow, Local History National Art Library, 598 Collection, 565 National Children's Home, 599 London Borough of Islington Local History National Council for Voluntary Organizations, Collections, 566 600 London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea National Gallery, 601 Libraries, 567 National Institute for Social Work, 602 London Borough of Lambeth, Archives National Maritime Museum, 603 Department, 568 National Monuments Record, 603 London Borough of Lewisham, Local History National Portrait Gallery Archive and Library, Centre, 569 605 London Borough of Newham, Local Studies National Postal Museum, 606 Library, 570 National Scout Archive, 607 London Borough of Redbridge Libraries, 357 National Society for Prevention of Cruelty to London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames Children, 608 Libraries Department, 908 National Society for Promoting Religious London Borough of Southwark, Local Studies Education, see Church of England Record Library, 571 Centre London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Local National Sound Archive, 444 History Library & Archives, 572 National Trust, 609 London Borough of Waltham Forest, Libraries National Union of Teachers, 610 and Arts Dept., 573 Naval Historical Library, MOD, 590D London Borough of Wandsworth, Battersea Navy League Incorporated, see Sea Cadet Library, 430 Association London College of Furniture, 574 New Church Conference Library, 611 London College of Printing, 575 Newham, see London Borough of Newham London Festival Ballet, 576 North East London Polytechnic, see Science XXXVI1l List of Entries by County Fiction Foundation Royal College of Surgeons of England, 654 North London Collegiate School, 612 Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, 655 Royal Commission on Historical Monuments, Office of Population Censuses and Surveys, 613 see National Monuments Record Order of St John, 614 Royal Commonwealth Society, 656 Orthodox Church of the British Isles, 615 Royal Entomological Society, 657 Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, 658 Palestine Exploration Fund, 616 Royal Geographical Society, 659 Passmore Edwards Museum, 617 Royal Historical Society, 660 Peabody Trust, 618 Royal Horticultural Society, 661 Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, 619 Royal Humane Society, 662 Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, 620 Royal Institute of British Architects, 663 Polish Library, 621 Royal Institute of International Affairs, 664 Polish Social & Cultural Association, see Polish Royal Institution of Great Britain, 665 Library Royal Literary Fund, 666 Polytechnic of Central London, 622 Royal National Mission to Deepsea Fishermen, Polytechnic of North London, 623 667 Polytechnic of the South Bank, 624 Royal Opera House, 668 Port of London Authority, see Museum in Royal Society, 669 Docklands Royal Society of Arts, 670 Post Office Archives, 625 Royal Society of Chemistry, 671 Press Association, 626 Royal Society of Literature, 672 Principal Registry of the Family Division, 627 Royal Society of Medicine, 673 Public Record Office, 628 Royal Society of Musicians of Great Britain, 674 Royal Society of Painters in Watercolour, 675 Queen Mary College, 629 Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Queen's College, London, 630 Hygiene, 676 Queen's Nursing Institute, 631 Royal Statistical Society, 677 Royal Television Society, 678 Rachel McMillan Library, Goldsmiths' College, Royal Veterinary College, 679 497 Rugby Football Union Museum and Library, Ramblers Association, 632 1009 Redbridge Central Library, 357 Redbridge, see London Borough of Redbridge St Bartholomew's Hospital, see City and Reform Club, 633 Hackney Health Authority Richmond-upon-Thames, see London Borough St Bride's Printing Library, 681 of Richmond-upon-Thames St George's Hospital, 682 Riverside Health Authority, 634 St George's Hospital Medical School, 683 Roehampton Institute of Higher Education, see St Joseph's Missionary Society, 684 Froebel Institute College St Mary's Hospital Medical School, see Imperial Royal Academy of Arts, 635 College Archives Royal Academy of Music, 636 St Paul's Girls' School, 685 Royal Aeronautical Society, 637 St Paul's School Archives, 686 Royal Air Force Museum, 638 St Thomas's Hospital Medical School, 726B Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Salters' Company, 687 Britain, 639 Salvation Army International Heritage Centre, Royal Armouries Library, 640 688 Royal Artillery Institution, 641 Savoy Archives, 689 Royal Asiatic Society Library, 642 School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, see Royal Astronomical Society, 643 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Royal Automobile Club, 644 Medicine Royal Borough of Kingston Archives, 374 School of Oriental and African Studies, 690 Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 909 School of Slavonic and East European Studies, Royal British Nurses Association, 645 691 Royal College of Art, 646 Science Fiction Foundation Research Library, Royal College of Midwives, 647 207 Royal College of Music, 648 Science Museum Library, 692 Royal College of Nursing, 649 Sea Cadet Association, 693 Royal College of Obstetricians & Shaftesbury Society, 684 Gynaecologists, 650 Shepherd's Bush Library, see London Borough Royal College of Pathologists, 651 of Hammersmith & Fulham Royal College of Physicians of London, 652 Silver Studio Collection, 695 Royal College of Psychiatrists, 653 Sion College Library, 696 List of Entries by County XXXiX Sir John Cass Foundation, 697 Wallace Collection Library, 731 Sir John Soane's Museum, 698 Waltham Forest, see London Borough of Skinners' Company, 699 Waltham Forest Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 700 Wandsworth, see London Borough of Society for Protection of Ancient Buildings, 701 Wandsworth Society for Psychical Research, 702 Warburg Institute, 732 Society of Antiquaries, 703 Waterways Museum, 733 Society of Chiropodists, 704 Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, Society of Engineers (Incorporated), 705 734 Society of Friends, 706 Wellcome Tropical Institute, 735 Society of Genealogists, 707 West London Institute of Higher Education, see Society of Jesus, see British Province of the British & Foreign School Society Society of Jesus Westfield College, 737 Society of Women Anists, 709 Westminster Abbey Muniments & Library, 738 Society of the Sacred Hean, 708 Westminster City Libraries Archives Southwark, see London Borough of Southwark Department, 739 Southwark Archdiocesan Archives, 710 Westminster Diocesan Archives (Roman Southwark Cathedral Library and Archives, 711 Catholic), 740 Spanish and Ponuguese Jews' Congregation of Westminster Medical School, see Charing Cross London, 712 Hospital Medical School Spurgeon's College, 713 Wesminster School Archive and Library, 741 Stationers' and Newspaper Makers' Company, Whitelands College, 742 714 Wiener Library and Institute of Contemporary Stratford Reference Library, see London History, 743 Borough of Newham William Morris Gallery Library, 744 Surrey Record Office, Kingston upon Thames, Wimbledon College, 745 375 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, 746 Sutton Central Library, 988 Wodehouse Library, Dulwich College, 481 Swiss Cottage Library, 558A Woodard Corporation, 747 Working Men's College, 748 Worshipful Companies, see under individual Tate Gallery Archive, 715 names Telecom Technology Showcase, 716 Theatre Museum, 717 Young Men's Christian Association, 749 Theosophical Society in England, 718 Younghusband, Dame Eileen, Collection, 602 Times Newspapers Ltd, 719 Tower Hamlets, see London Borough of Tower Zoological Society of London, 750 Hamlets Tower Hamlets Health Authority, 720 Greater Manchester Tower of London, see Royal Armouries Library Chetham's Library, 760 Town & Country Planning Association, 721 City of Manchester Archives Department, 761 Trades Union Congress, 722 Co-operative Union of Great Britain and Travellers' Club, 723 Ireland, 762 Trinity House Lighthouse Service, 724 General, Municipal, Boilermakers & Allied Twickenham District Reference Library, see Trades Union, 763 London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames Greater Manchester County Record Office, 764 United Kingdom Temperance Alliance, 725 Greater Manchester Museum of Science and United Medical & Dental Schools, Guy's & St Technology, 765 Thomas's Hospitals, 726 John Rylands University Library, 774 United Reformed Church History Society, 727 L.S. Lowry Archive, 937 University College London Library, 728 Manchester Cathedral, 766 University of London Library, 729 Manchester Jewish Museum, 767 University of London, see individual colleges & Manchester Literary & Philosophical Society, institutes 768 Upper Norwood Public Library, 730 Manchester Polytechnic Library, 769 Manchester Polytechnic, see also North West Film Archive Vestry House Museum & Archives, see London Methodist Archives and Research Centre, Borough of Waltham Forest 774B Victoria & Albert Museum, see National Art National Museum of Labour History, 770 Library North West Film Archive, 771 xl List of Entries by County Oldham Local Studies Library, 820 --, see also Worcester (St Helen'S) Record Portico Library & Gallery, 772 Office Rochdale Libraries, Heywood, 341 Hereford Cathedral, 336 --, Middleton, 785 Hereford Record Office, 337 Royal Northern College of Music, 773 Kidderminster Library, 371 Saddleworth Museum, 821 King's School, Worcester, 1036 Salford Art Gallery, 937 Redditch Public Library, 906 Salford City Archives, 938 Stanbrook Abbey, 1037 Salford Mining Museum, 940 Worcester (St Helen's) Record Office, 1038 Stockport Archives Service, 978 Worcester Cathedral Library, 1038 Tameside Local Studies Library, 975 --, see also King's School, Worcester University of Manchester Institute of Science & Technology, 775 Hertfordshire University of Manchester, John Rylands Haberdashers' Aske's School, 93 University Library, 774 Haileybury College, 338 University of Salford Library, 941 Hatfield House Library, 331 Wigan Record Office, 397 Hertford Museum, 339 Hertfordshire Record Office, 340 Gwent Institute of Arable Crops Research, see Gwent County Library, Newport, 804 Rothamsted Experimental Station Gwent County Record Office, 205 Rothamsted Experimental Station, 324 Newport Public Library, see Gwent County Royal Caledonian Schools, 121 Library St Albans Abbey, 922 St Albans Central Library, 923 Gwynedd St Albans City Museum, 924 Gwynedd Archives and Museums Service, Youth Hostels Association, 925 Caernarfon, 122 --, Dolgellau, 214 --, Llangefni, 418 Highland Normal College, 36 Highland Regional Archive, 358 University College of North Wales, 37 Inverness Museum & Art Gallery, 359 Welch Fusiliers Museum, see Gwynedd Nairn Literary Institute, see Highland Archives and Museums Service, Caernarfon Regional Archive Queen's Own Highlanders Regimental HQ, Hampshire 360 Army Museums Ogilby Trust, 19 West Highland Museum, 291 Automobile Association, 41 Wick Public Library, see Highland Regional BP Library of Motoring, 51 Archive Gilbert White Museum, 947 Hampshire County Museum Service, 1024 Humberside Hampshire Record Office, 1025 Beverley Library, 72 King Alfred's College, 1026 Brynmor Jones Library, University of Hull, National Motor Museum, 51 352 Oates Memorial Library and Museum & The Hull Local Studies Library, 349 Gilbert White Museum, 947 Hull, see also Kingston-upon-Hull Palace House Archives, 52 Humberside County Record Office, 73 Portsmouth Central Library, 891 Kingston-upon-Hull City Record Office, 350 Portsmouth City Records Office, 892 Scunthorpe Museum & Art Gallery, see South Queen Alexand~a's Royal Army Nursing Humberside Area Record Office Corps Museum, 20 South Humberside Area Record Office, 316 Royal Marines Museum, 970 Town Docks Museum, 351 Royal Naval Museum, 893 University of Hull, Brynmor J ones Library, Southampton City Record Office, 966 352 Tank Museum, 1017 Wilberforce House, see Town Docks Museum University of Southampton, 967 Winchester Cathedral Library, 1027 Winchester College Archives, 1028 Isle of Man General Registry, Isle of Man, 219 Hereford & Worcester Manx Museum Library, 220 Bromsgrove Public Library, 114 Evesham Public Library, 280 Isle of Wight Hereford & Worcester Record Office, Isle of Wight County Record Office, 805 Worcester, 1035 Ruskin Galleries, 70 List of Entries by County xli Kent Haslingden Library, 329 Bergman-Osterberg Archives, 209 Lancashire Polytechnic, 894 Bethlem Royal Hospital and the Maudsley Lancashire Record Office, 895 Hospital, 53 Lancaster District Library, 383 Bexley Libraries and Museums Department, 74 Lewis Textile Museum, see Blackburn Bromley Public Library, 113 Museum Canterbury Cathedral, City and Diocesan Metropolitan Borough of Bury, see Bury Record Office, 167 Archives Service Canterbury College of Art, 168 Nelson Library, 793 Centre for the Study of Cartoons and Preston District Library, 896 Caricature, 171 B Rawtenstall District Central Library, 898 Gillingham Central Library, 295 Rochdale Libraries, Rochdale, 910 Guildhall Museum, Rochester, 911 Rossendale Collection, 898 Hythe Town Archives, 356 Stonyhurst College, 89 Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies, University of Lancaster, 384 169 John Allwood International Exhibition Leicestershire Collection, 950 John Doran Gas Museum, 394 Kent Archives Office, Maidstone, 757 Leicestershire Record Office, 395 --, North East Kent Area, Ramsgate, 897 Loughborough University of Technology, 752 --, South East Kent Branch, Folkestone, University of Leicester Library, 396 286 --, West Kent Branch, Sevenoaks, 951 Lincolnshire Kent Biological Archives & Records Centre, Boston Borough Council, 94 758 Lincoln Cathedral, see Lincolnshire Archives Kent County Library, Dartford, 210 Office --, Gravesend, 313 Lincoln Record Society, see Lincolnshire Kent Institute of Art & Design, see Archives Office Canterbury College of Art Lincolnshire Archives Office, 403 King's School, Canterbury, 170 Lincolnshire County Library, 404 Lydd Town Council, 756 Louth Naturalists' Antiquarian and Literary Margate Central Library, Local History Society, 753 Collection, 788 Spalding Gentlemen's Society, 972 Raymond Mander and Joe Mitchenson Theatre Tennyson Research Centre, see Lincolnshire Collection, 54 County Library Rochester Bridge Trust, 912 Rochester Diocesan Registry, 913 Londonderry Rochester Museum, see Guildhall Museum, St Columb's Cathedral, 751 Rochester University of Ulster at Coleraine, 192 Royal Engineers Corps Library, 180 Sevenoaks Library, see Kent Archives Office, Lothian West Kent Branch Bank of Scotland Archives, 242 Thames Polytechnic, see Bergman-Osterberg Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, 243 Archives Edinburgh City Libraries, 244 Tonbridge Central Library, 1000 Edinburgh City Museums & Galleries, see University of Kent at Canterbury Library, Huntley House Museum Centre for Study of Cartoons & Caricature, Edinburgh College of Art, 245 171A Edinburgh District Archives, 246 Walpole Library, see King's School, Edinburgh Room and Scottish Library, 244 Canterbury, 171 B Fettes College, 247 Free Church College, 248 Lancashire General Register Office for Scotland, 249 Blackburn Central Library, 86 Grand Lodge of Scotland, 250 Blackburn College, 87 Heriot-Watt University, 251 Blackburn Museum, 88 --, see also Scottish Brewing Archive Blackpool District Central Reference Library, Huntley House Museum, 252 90 Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bolton Archive Service, 92 Scotland, 253 Burnley District Library, 117 Jewel and Esk Valley College, 254 Bury Archives Service, 119 Leith Nautical College, see Jewel and Esk Colne Library, 193 Valley College Edge Hill College, 822 Lothian Health Board, 255 xlii List of Entries by County

Medical Archives Centre, Edinburgh University of Liverpool, Archi"ves Unit, 414 University, 255 University of Liverpool, Sydney Jones Meteorological Office Edinburgh, 256 Library, 413 Midlothian District Library, 915 Wirral Archives, 78 National Farmers' Union of Scotland, 257 National Gallery of Scotland Library, 258 Mid Glamorgan National Library of Scotland, 259 Cynon Valley Borough Libraries, 1 National Monuments Record of Scotland, 260 Merthyr Tydfil Central Library, 781 National Museums of Scotland, Library, 261 Polytechnic of Wales Library, 888 --, see also Scottish Ethnological Archive, Treorchy Library and Administrative Centre, Scottish United Services Museum 1004 National Trust for Scotland, 262 New College Library, Edinburgh, 263 Norfolk Royal Botanic Garden Library, Edinburgh, Aylsham Parish Council Archives, 30 264 Great Yarmouth Reference Library, 314 Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, Holloway Collection of Modern Cultural 265 Records, 814 Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 266 John Innes Institute, 812 Royal Commission on Ancient & Historical King's Lynn Borough Archives, see Norfolk Monuments of Scotland, 260 Record Office Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Lynn Museum, 373 Scotland, 267 Norfolk Record Office, 813 Royal Observatory, 268 University of East Anglia Library, 814 Royal Scottish Geographical Society, 269 Royal Scottish Museum, see National North Yorkshire Museums of Scotland Library Borthwick Institute of Historical Research, Scottish Brewing Archive, 270 1041 Scottish Catholic Archives, 271 Castle Howard, 1042 Scottish Ethnological Archive, 272 Centre for Southern African Studies, 1043 Scottish National Portrait Gallery, 273 Film Music Resource Centre, 1044 Scottish Record Office, 274 National Railway Museum Library, 1045 Scottish Society for Prevention of Cruelty to North Yorkshire County Library, Eastern Animals, 275 Division, Scarborough, 946 Scottish United Services Museum, 276 --, Southern Division, York, 1046 University of Edinburgh Library, 277 North Yorkshire County Record Office, 806 West Lothian District Library, 49 Scarborough Library, see North Yorkshire County Library Skipton Branch Library, 962 Merseyside Southern African Archives, 1043 Athenaeum, 406 University of York, see Borthwick Institute of Bootle Library, see Sefton Metropolitan Historical Research, Centre for Southern Borough Libraries & Arts Service Africa Studies, Film Music Resource Centre Botanic Gardens Museum, Southport, see York Central Library, see North Yorkshire Sefton Metropolitan Borough Libraries and County Library Arts Service York City Archives, 1047 British Psychological Society Archives, 407 York Minster Archives, 1048 Charity Commission for England & Wales, 408 Northamptonshire Knowsley Library Information Services, 355 British Steel Corporation, Wellingborough, Liverpool City Libraries, Record Office, 409 1021 Liverpool Medical Institution, 410 Northampton Museum, 807 Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, 411 Northamptonshire Record Office, 808 National Museums & Galleries on Merseyside, Northamptonshire Studies Collection, 809 412 St Helens Local History & Archives Library, Northumberland 929 Alnwick Castle, 21 Sefton Metropolitan Borough Libraries & Arts Berwick upon Tweed Record Office, 71 Service, 969 Duke of Northumberland's Estate Office, 21 Southport Library, see Sefton Metropolitan Borough Libraries & Arts Service N ottinghamshire Sydney Jones Library, University of British Geological Survey, 815 Liverpool, 413 British Horological Institute, 794 List of Entries by County xliii Mansfield Library, 776 Radcliffe Science Library, 860 National Coal Board Archive Centre, 777 Radley College, 15 Newark Museum, 795 Regent's Park College, 861 Nottingham Diocesan Archives, 817 Rhodes House Library, 862 Nottinghamshire Record Office, 816 Ruskin College, 863 Southwell Minster, 971 St Anne's College, 864 University of Nottingham Library, 818 St Edmund Hall, 865 St Hilda's College, 866 Orkney St John's College, 867 Orkney Archives Office, 380 St Peter's College, 868 School of Geography, University of Oxford, Oxfordshire 869 Alexander Library, Edward Grey Institute, Sherrington Library for the History of 831 Neuroscience, Oxford, 870 All Soul's College, 824 Somerville College, 871 Angus Library, Regent's Park College, 861 Taylor Institution Library, University of Balfour Library, Pitt Rivers Museum, 855 Oxford, 872 Balliol College, 825 Trinity College, 873 Bodleian Library, 826 University College, 874 Botany School, University of Oxford, see University of Oxford, see individual colleges Plant Sciences Library & institutes Brasenose College, 827 Wadham College, 875 Campion Hall, 828 Worcester College, 876 Christ Church, 829 Christ's Hospital, Abingdon, 14 Powys Corpus Christi College, 830 Brecknock Museum, 101 Edward Grey Institute of Field Ornithology, Powys County Library: Archives, 416 University of Oxford, 831 English Faculty Library, University of Shetland Oxford, 832 Monon Lodge of Freemasons, 398 Exeter College, 833 Shetland Archives, 399 Henford College, 834 House of St Gregory & St Macrina Library, Shropshire 835 Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, 362 Jesus College, 836 Much Wenlock Town Council, 791 Keble College, 837 Oswestry Town Council, 823 Lady Margaret Hall, 838 Shropshire Libraries, Local Studies Lincoln College, 839 Depanment, 959 Magdalen College, 840 Shropshire Record Office, 960 Manchester College, 841 Telford Development Corporation, 998 Mansfield College, 842 McGowin Library, Pembroke College, 854 Somerset Merton College, 843 Hydrographic Depanment, 996 Middle East Centre, St Anthony'S College, Marsh-J ackson Postgraduate Medical Centre, 844 1040 Museum of the History of Science, 845 Somerset Record Office, 997 New College, 846 Street Library, 985 Nuffield College Library, 847 Wells Cathedral, 1022 Oriel College, 848 Oxford Central Library, 849 South Glamorgan Oxford City Archives, see Oxford Central Cardiff Central Library, see County of South Library Glamorgan Libraries Oxford University Archives, 850 County of South Glamorgan Libraries, 172 Oxford University Museum, 851 Glamorgan Archive Service, Cardiff, 173 Oxfordshire County Record Office, 852 Llandaff Cathedral Library, 415 Oxfordshire Health Authority Archives, 853 National Museum of Wales, Library, 174A Pembroke College, 854 --, Welsh Folk Museum 174B Pitt Rivers Museum, 855 --, Welsh Industrial & Maritime Museum Plant Sciences Library, University of Oxford, 174C 856 University of Wales College, Cardiff, 175 Plunkett Co-operative Library, 857 University of Wales, see also Dyfed, St Pusey House Library, 858 David's University College Queen's College, 859 Welsh Folk Museum, 174B xliv List of Entries by County

Welsh Industrial and Maritime Museum, Kyle and Carrick District Libraries and 174C Museums, 32 Welsh Music Information Centre, 175B Lanark Library, 382 Leadhills Miners' Library, 76 South Yorkshire Lindsay Institute, see Lanark Library Barnsley Archive Service, 38 Mitchell Library, 298 Brian O'Malley Central Library & Arts Monklands District Council, Local Collection, Centre, 916 16 Centre for English Cultural Tradition, 952 Motherwell District Libraries, Local Studies Doncaster Archives Department, 215 Centre, 790 Geographical Association, 953 Paisley College of Technology Library, 877 National Union of Mineworkers, 954 Renfrew District Archives, 878 Rotherham Archives & Local Studies Section, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of 916 Glasgow, 299 Sheffield City Polytechnic Library, 955 Royal Faculty of Procurators' Library, 300 Sheffield Record Office, 956 Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, University of Sheffield, 957 301 --, see also Centre for English Cultural Scottish Film Archive, 302 Tradition Scottish Trades Union Congress, 303 Strathclyde Regional Archives, 304 Staffordshire --, Ayr Sub-Office, 33 Air Photo Library, University of Keele, 364 --, see also Argyll & Bute District Council Burton Library, 118 University of Glasgow, Archives, 305 Harrowby Manuscript Trust, 944 --, Library, 306 Horace Banks Reference Library, 980 University of Strathclyde, 307 Lichfield Joint Record Office, 402 Wanlockhead Miners' Library, 77 Staffordshire Record Office, 973 William Patrick Library, 379 Stoke on Trent City Library, see Horace Banks Reference Library Suffolk University of Keele Library, 365 Britten-Pears Library, 17 University of Keele, see also Air Photo National Horseracing Museum, 803 Library Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds, 120 William Salt Library, 974 --, Ipswich, 361 --, Lowestoft, 754 Strathclyde Albion Archive, 75 Surrey Allan Ramsay Library, 76 British Red Cross Society, 317 Andersonian Library, see University of Charterhouse, 312 Strathclyde Christ's Hospital, Horsham, 343 Argyll and Bute District Council, 420 Croydon Public Libraries, 202 Ayr Sub-Office, Strathclyde Regional Guildford Institute, 318 Archives, 32 Guildford Muniment Room, Surrey Record Ayrshire Sound Archive, 31 Office, 320 Bearsden and Milngavie District Libraries, 50 Haslemere Educational Museum, 328 Biggar Museum Trust, see Albion Archive Horsham Museum Society, 344 Carnegie Library, Ayr, 32 Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, Clydebank District Libraries, 188 278 Clydesdale District Libraries, see Lanark Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, 943 Library Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Cumnock and Doon Valley District Library Animals, 345 HQ,204 Surrey Local Studies Library, Guildford, 319 Cunninghame District Library HQ, 24 Surrey Record Office, Guildford Muniment Dick Institute, 372 Room, 320 Dumbarton District Libraries, 222 --, Kingston upon Thames, 375 Eastwood District Libraries, 294 University of Surrey Library, 321 Glasgow School of Art, 296 Whitgift Foundation Archives, 203 Greater Glasgow Health Board Archives, 297 Hamilton District Libraries, 323 Tayside History Department, University of Angus District Council, 288 Strathclyde, 307B Angus District Libraries & Museums, see Inverclyde District Libraries, 315 Montrose Kilmarnock and Loudoun District Museums, Arbroath Library and Art Gallery, 22 372 Arbroath Signal Tower Museum, 23 List of Entries by County xlv Brechin Public Library and Museum, 100 West Midlands Broughty Castle Museum, see Dundee Art Birmingham Oratory, 79 Galleries & Museums Birmingham RC Diocesan Archives, 80 Dundee Art Galleries & Museums, 226 Birmingham Reference Library, Archives Dundee Children's Home, 227 Department, 81A Dundee College of Technology, 228 --, Social Sciences Department, 81B Dundee District Archive & Record Centre, British Association of Social Workers, 82 229 Coventry Central Library, 195 Dundee District Libraries, 230 Coventry City Record Office, 195 Forfar Public Library, 289 Coventry Polytechnic, 197 Glenalmond College Library, 879 Dudley Archives and Local History Innerpeffray Library, 200 Department, 221 Meefan Institute, 289 King Edward VI College, 983 Montrose Museum, 788 King Edward VI Schools, 83 Montrose Public Library, 789 Lanchester Library, Coventry Polytechnic, 197 Perth Museum and Art Gallery, 881 Modern Records Centre, 198 Perth and Kinross District Archive, 880 Oscot! College Archives, 989 University of Dundee Library, 231 Sandwell Public Libraries, 1023 Selly Oak Colleges Central Library, 949 Tyne & Wear Smethwick Library, see Sandwell Public Gateshead Public Libraries, 292 Libraries Gertrude Bell Archive, see University of Social Sciences Dept., Birmingham Reference Newcastle upon Tyne Library Library, 81B Hancock Museum, 796 Solihull Metropolitan Borough Public Literary and Philosophical Society of Libraries, 963 Newcastle upon Tyne, 797 Tipton Library, see Sandwell Public Libraries Natural History Society of Northumbria, 796 Tom Mann Centre for Trade Union and Newcastle upon Tyne City Libraries, 798 Labour Studies, 195 Newcastle upon Tyne Polytechnic, 799 University of Birmingham Library, 84 Northern Film and Television Archive, 293 University of Warwick, Centre for Research Northumberland Record Office, 800 in Ethnic Relations, 199 Peter Liddle's 1914--18 Personal Experience --, see also Modern Records Centre Archive, 987 Walsall Archives Service, 1016 South Shields Public Library, see South Wednesbury Library, see Sandwell Public Tyneside Central Library Libraries South Tyneside Central Library, 965 West Bromwich Library, see Sandwell Public Tyne and Wear Archives Service, 801 Libraries University of Newcastle upon Tyne Library, Wolverhampton Borough Archives, 1034 802 Woodbrooke College, 85 --, see also Hancock Museum West Sussex Warwickshire Arundel Castle, 28 British Motor Industry Heritage Trust, 986 Duke of Norfolk's Library and Archives, 28 Leamington Library, see Nuneaton Library Lancing College Archives, 385 Nuneaton Library, 819 Littlehampton Museum, 405 Rugby Library, 917 West Sussex Record Office, 187 Rugby School, 918 Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Records Office, W est Yorkshire 984 Bradford Cathedral, 96 Stratford upon Avon Library, see Nuneaton Bronte Parsonage Museum, 335 Library Brotherton Collection, University of Leeds, Warwick County Record Office, 1020 390B Warwick Library, see Nuneaton Library Brotherton Library, University of Leeds, 390 Calderdale District Archive Service, see West West Glamorgan Yorkshire Archives Service Neath Reference Library, 792 Cliffe Castle Museum, 366 Port Talbot Reference Library, 890 Henry Moore Centre for the Study of South Wales Miners Library, 992B Sculpture, 386 Swansea Central Library, 990 Huddersfield Polytechnic Library, 347 Swansea City Archives, 991 Keighley Museum, see Cliffe Castle Museum University College of Swansea, 992 Keighley Reference Library, 367 West Glamorgan Area Record Office, Kirklees Archives Department, see West Swansea, 993 Yorkshire Archives Service xlvi List of Entries by County Lawrence Batley Centre, 1013 --, Leeds, 392 Leeds Archives Department, see West --, Wakefield Headquarters, 1015 Yorkshire Archives Service --, Yorkshire Archaeological Society, 393 Leeds Central Library, 387 Leeds City Art Gallery, see Henry Moore Western Isles Centre Western Isles Islands Council, 981 Leeds Diocesan Archives, 388 Western Isles Libraries, 982 National Art Education Archive, 1013 National Museum of Photography, Film & Television, 97 Wiltshire Thoresby Society, 389 Bible Society, 994 University of Bradford, 98 British and Foreign Bible Society, see Bible University of Leeds, Archives, 391 Society --, Brotherton Library, 390 Longleat House, 1018 Wakefield Metropolitan District, Dept of Salisbury Cathedral, 942 Archives & Local Studies, 1014 Salisbury District Council Muniment Room, West Yorkshire Archives Service, Bradford, 99 see Wiltshire Record Office -, Calderdale, 322 Wiltshire Library and Museum Service, 995 --, Kirklees, 348 Wiltshire Record Office, 1005 Useful Addresses

The Association of Genealogists and Record Agents Secretary, Mrs Jean Tooke, 1 Woodside Close, Caterham, Surrey CR3 6AU. The association was founded in 1968 to promote high standards of professional conduct and expertise in genealogy, heraldry and record searching. It does not undertake research but publishes a booklet listing members and their interests. The Scottish counterpart can be contacted at PO Box 174, Edinburgh EH3 5QZ.

Association of Independent Museums Honorary Secretary, Christopher Zenner, Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Singleton, Chichester, West Sussex. Tel. (024 363) 348. The association aims to assist all independent museums with advice and liaison with other bodies and to raise standards in the museums, many of which hold archives.

British Association for Local History The Secretary, Shopwyke Hall, Chichester, West Sussex P020 6BQ. Tel. (0243) 787636. Established in 1982 to supersede the Standing Conference for Local History, it promotes knowledge and understanding of local history. A quarterly journal, Local Historian, is published and a full publications list is available on request.

British Association of Picture Libraries and Agencies Administrator, Ms S. Shuel, 13 Woodberry Crescent, London NI0 IPJ. Tel. (01) 883 2531/444 7913. This is a professional trade association which provides an information service for location of images. It publishes an annual Directory listing its members, with a subject index, and a quarterly Journal.

British Association of Sound Collections Honorary Secretary, Alan Ward, National Sound Archive, 29 Exhibition Road, London SW7 2AS. Tel. (01) 589 6603. The association is the UK branch of the International Association of Sound Archives. It serves as a meeting ground for individuals and organisations involved in the making and preservation of sound recordings, in whatever form, and runs training courses on the management of collections. It also organises special meetings on topics of related interest, e.g. new technology and copyright law.

British Records Association (BRA) Honorary Secretary, 18 Padbury Court, London EC2 7EH. Tel. (01) 729 1415. The association was founded in 1932 as a national organisation to co-ordinate and encourage the work of individuals, authorities, institutions and societies interested in the conservation and use of records. It also runs a Records Preservation Section which advises on the deposit of papers, deeds and documents of all kinds.

British Records Society Honorary Secretary and Registrar, P.L. Dickinson, College of Arms, London EC4V 4BT. Tel. (01) 236 9612. A learned society founded in 1888, it is now concerned principally with publishing indexes to English probate records. xlvii xlviii Useful Addresses British Universities Film & Video Council Information Officer, 55 Greek Street, London WIV 5LR. Tel. (01) 734 3687. The BUFVC was founded in 1948 by and for university teachers but now serves higher education as a whole. Its purpose is to encourage the use, production and study of audio-visual media for teaching and research and to provide a forum in this field. It maintains a reference libary, an audio-visual reference centre and a film and video library as well as providing a subscription information service. Events organised include an annual conference and a regular seminar on how to use a film archive. A publications list is available on request.

Business Archives Council (BAC) Secretary General, Ms S. Kelley, 185 Tower Bridge Road, London SEI 2UF. Tel. (01) 407 6110. The council was founded in 1934 and assists in locating business records as well as giving guidance with records management and listing. It also aims to promote the preservation of business records of historical interest and encourage interest in this field, maintammg a library and producing publications.

Business Archives Council (Scotland) Honorary Secretary, c/o The Archives, University of Glasgow, Glasgow G 12 8QQ. Tel. (041) 339 8855 ext.4519. The council does similar work to the BAC in London. It was established in 1960.

The Catholic Archives Society Honorary Secretary, Sr M.-A. Kuhn-Regnier, St Peter's Grange, Prinknash Abbey, Cranham, Gloucester GL4 8EX. The society was founded in 1979 to promote the care and preservation of the archives of the Roman Catholic Church in the UK and Eire.

Centre for Metropolitan History, see Institute of Historical Research.

Ephemera Society Membership Secretary, 12 Fitzroy Square, London WIP 5HQ. Tel. (01) 387 7723. Founded in 1975, the society is concerned to promote the preservation and study of printed and MS ephemera of all types and subjects. It organises exhibitions, lectures and collectors' fairs and acts as an information forum for members through its publication The Ephemerist.

Federation of Family History Societies (FFHS) Administrator, Mrs P. Saul, 31 Seven Star Road, Solihull, West Midlands B91 2BZ. The federation offers a forum for constituent societies as well as offering training and an international information service. Publications include many on different source materials, aimed mainly at the genealogist; a list is available on request.

Friends of the National Libraries Secretary, J. Fuggles, c/o The British Library, Great Russell Street, London WC1B mG. The association was established in 1931 with a membership of individuals and organisations whose aim is to raise funds for the purchase of books and manuscripts for libraries and record offices. Useful Addresses xlix Greater London Archive Network (GLAN) Secretary, Miss N.L. Smith, Southwark Local Studies Library, 211 Borough High Street, London SE1 1JA. This is an association of local authority archivists and librarians with archival responsibilities in Greater London to encourage co-operation and promote awareness of their holdings.

Greek Archives Society (UK) SS Westbourne Grove, London W2 4UA. Tel. (01) 727 1444. The society was established in 1981 to save and disseminate material relating to the history of the Greek community in Great Britain.

The Historical Association Secretary, Ms M. Stiles, S9a Kennington Park Road, London SEll 4JH. Tel. (01) 735 3901. Founded in 1906, the association has a network of local branches which allows those with interests in history and the past, especially in history education, to meet and exchange views. It also produces numerous publications.

Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies (see also entry 169) Northgate, Canterbury, Kent cn 1BA. Tel. (0227) 68664. The institute was founded in 1961 as an educational trust for study and research into the history and structure of the family. It provides training courses leading to professional qualifications in genealogy and publishes a journal, Family History.

Institute of Historical Research (see also entry 528) Secretary and Librarian, Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU. Tel. (01) 636 0272. A postgraduate institute of the University of London, it provides extensive resources for bona fide historical students. It produces the Victoria County History and in 1987 the Centre for Metropolitan History (34 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9EZ) was established as a part of the institute. This provides a forum for the interchange of ideas on metropolitan history with particular emphasis on London, but in a countrywide context and in comparison with other metropolitan centres.

Institute of Paper Conservation Secretary, Clare Hampson, Leigh Lodge, Leigh, Hereford & Worcester WR6 5LB. The institute is an international specialist organisation concerned with the conservation of paper and related materials. It aims to increase professional awareness by co-ordinating the exchange of information and facilitating contacts between its members through meetings, seminars and publications: a quarterly newsletter and an annual journal, The Paper Conservator (1976-).

International Council on Archives Executive Secretary, 60 rue des Francs-Bourgeois, 75003 Paris, France. The council was founded in 1948 with membership from over 140 countries and territories of national associations, archival institutions, and individuals, with nine regional branches and various sections and specialised committees. An international congress is held every four years, and various publications are produced. 1 Useful Addresses Jewish Historical Society of England 33 Seymour Place, London WIH SAP. Tel. (01) 723 4404. The society is concerned with the study of Anglo-] ewish history; its library is the Mocatta Library (see entry 591).

Library Association Chief Executive, Mr G. Cunningham, 7 Ridgmount Street, London WCIE 7AE. Tel. (01) 636 7543. The professional association for all librarians, it produces numerous publications, including indexes, abstracts and subject bibliographies.

List and Index Society The Secretary, c/o Public Record Office, Ruskin Avenue, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DY. Tel. (01) 876 3444. The society distributes copies of PRO lists and lists from other public archives to subscribing members. A typed catalogue of publications is available on request.

The London Archive Users Forum Membership Secretary, Dr Patricia Croot, Victoria County History, 34 Tavistock Square, London WCt. Founded in 1987, it provides a forum for the exchange of views of users and archivists in the London area.

Methodist Church Archives Methodist Church Liaison Office, Dr E. Dorothy Graham, 34 Spiceland Road, Northfield, Birmingham B31 IN]. The association deals with all queries relating to location and deposit of Methodist archives. See also Methodist Archives and Research Centre (entry 7748)

Museums Association 34 Bloomsbury Way, London WCIA 2SF. Tel. (01) 404 4767. Founded in 1889 to promote professional standards in curatorship in museums and art galleries by training, meetings and publications, it is also concerned with archives and affiliated issues, e.g. copyright. It publishes a Yearbook, Journal and Bulletin; a list of other publications is available on request.

National Cataloguing Unit for the Archives of Contemporary Scientists (NCUACS) University of Bath, Claverton Down, Bath BA2 7AY. Tel. (0225) 826826. The successor body to the Contemporary Scientific Archives Centre (CSAC) of Oxford, the unit was set up in 1987. It is not an archive, but locates and catalogues papers of distinguished contemporary British scientists and engineers, placing collections in appropriate repositories after cataloguing.

National Council on Archives Secretary, Miss Rosemary Dunhill, Hampshire Record Office, 20 Southgate Street, Winchester, Hampshire S023 9EF. Tel. (0962) 846154. The council was established in 1988 to bring together the major groupings of archivists, custodians and users. It provides a regular forum for the exchange of views and acts as a channel through which concerns in the archive field can be brought to the attention of the public and the government. Useful Addresses Ii National Preservation Office Ms M. Jackson, The British Library, Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3DG. Tel. (01) 323 7612. The office was founded in 1984 to encourage high standards of conservation in libraries and repositories throughout the UK by education and exchange of information.

The National Register of Archives (NRA) Quality House, Quality Court, Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1HP. Tel. (01) 242 1198. Search room: Mon-Fri: 9.30--5.00 Established in 1945 by the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts (see below), it is the central collecting point for information about records. The search room holds catalogues and indexes to archives and papers in Great Britain and Northern Ireland and is developing reader access to the computerised index of personal names.

The National Register of Archives (Scotland) (NRA(s») HM General Register House, Edinburgh EH1 3YY. Tel. (031) 556 6585. A counterpart to the National Register of Archives in London, it was established at the same time but as a branch of the Scottish Record Office. Copies of lists are sent to the NRA.

Postal History Society The Secretary, Lower Street Farmhouse, Hildenborough, Tonbridge, Kent TNll 8PT. This is a learned society concerned with the history of all aspects of postal and telegraphic communications. It publishes a quarterly journal, Postal History.

Records Management Society Administrative Secretary, Mrs H. Farley, c/o Rooftop Secretarial Services, 6 Sheraton Drive, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire HP13 6DE. The society was started in 1983 to encourage the highest professional standards in records management. It is open to all working in the field and provides regular contact for members through its bi-monthly meetings and Bulletin.

The Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts (HMC) Secretary, Mr B.S. Smith, Quality House, Quality Court, Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1HP. Tel. (01) 242 1198. Established in 1869 by royal warrant, its terms of reference were extended in 1959. The commission is concerned with all aspects of the location and preservation of records (other than public records) as well as maintaining Manorial and Tithe Documents Registers on behalf of the Master of the Rolls. It is responsible for maintaining the National Register of Archives (see above) and produces reports and publications which are listed in HMSO Sectional List 17 (see p.liv).

Scots Ancestry Research Society The Secretary, 3 Albany Street, Edinburgh EH1 3PY. Tel. (031) 556 4220. This is a non-profit making society for research into sources for tracing ancestry in Scotland. Iii Useful Addresses Scottish Association of Genealogists and Record Agents, see Association of Genealogists and Record Agents.

Scottish Genealogy Society 21 Howard Place, Edinburgh EH3 5JY. Tel. (031) 556 3844. or Searchers' Committee, 9 Union Street, Edinburgh EH1 3LT. This is a learned society linked with other major Scottish family history societies. It has a library and publications programme covering all aspects of Scottish genealogy.

Scottish Records Association clo Scottish Record Office, HM Register House, Edinburgh EH1 3YY. This has similar functions to the British Records Association in London but also produces Datasheets describing the holdings of various repositories.

Society of Archivists Honorary Secretary, Miss Amanda Arrowsmith, Suffolk Record Office, County Hall, St Helens Street, Ipswich, Suffolk IP4 2JS. Tel. (0734) 230000. Originally founded in 1947 as the Society of Local Archivists and renamed in 1954, the society is the recognised professional body for archivists, archive conservators and record managers in the British Isles. It promotes the care and administration of archives and the education of archivists, and publishes in all these areas. There are ten regional groups and four special interest groups. The society maintains a voluntary register based on qualification and runs an in-service training scheme for archive conservators in Britain. Various publications are produced, including a Journal, and a reference library is maintained at Westminster City Library (see entry 739).

Society of Genealogists (see also entry 707) 14 Charterhouse Buildings, London ECl. Tel. (01) 251 8799. The society provides information about regional genealogical societies and the work of individuals in this field. It maintains a reference library and an extensive document collection which is open to non-members on payment of a fee.

Standing Conference of National and University Libraries (SCONUL) Secretary, Mr A.K. Loveday, 102 Euston Road, London NW1 2HA. Tel. (01) 387 0317. The association was established as a representative body concerned with the promotion of British academic libraries, the exchange of information and other collaborative efforts. It promotes the interest of its member institutions via meetings, newsletters etc, with advisory committees, including a Manuscripts Committee.

Ulster Historical Foundation and Ulster Genealogical and Historical Guild c/o Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, 66 Balmoral Avenue, Belfast BT9 6NY. Tel. (0232) 66162l. The foundation is a genealogical research organisation which maintains a large collection of completed searches on Ulster families and provides information on a fee-paying basis. The guild is an associated voluntary body which can be joined by anyone of Ulster birth or descent. It publishes an annual newsletter. Useful Publications

Aldridge, T.M.: Directory of Registers and Records, 4th edn (London: Oyez Longman, 1984). Allan, A.R.: Para-Educational Forces: a Survey of Intra- and Supra-university Bodies and their Records (prepared for Specialist Repositories Group, Society of Archivists, to be published 1989). Armstrong, J. (comp.): Directory of Corporate Archives (London: Business Archives Council, 1985). Armstrong, J. and Jones, 5.: Business Documents: their Origins, Sources and Uses in Historical Research (London: Mansell, 1987). Armstrong, N.: Local Collections in Scotland (Paisley: Scottish Library Association, 1977). Baldock, R.W.: "A Survey of Southern African Manuscripts in the United Kingdom", Communications from Basel Africa Bibliography, xvi (1976). Ballantyne, J. (ed.): Researcher's Guide to British Newsreels (London: British Universities Film and Video Council, 1983). Barley, M. W.: A Guide to British Topographical Collections (Nottingham: Council for British Archaeology, 1974). Barrow, M.: Women 1870-1928: a Select Guide to Printed and Archival Sources in the United Kingdom (London: Mansell, 1981). Bans, J .5.: British Manuscript Diaries of the Nineteenth Century: an Annotated Listing (London: Centaur, 1976). Bearman, D. and Edsall, J.T. (eds.): Archival Sources for the History of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology: a Reference Guide and Report (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1980). Bennett,]. (comp.) & Storey, R. (ed.): Trade Union and Related Records (a Guide to Deposits outside the Custody of Union Offices) (Coventry: University of Warwick Occasional Publication no.S, 1979). Born, L.K. (comp.): British Manuscripts Project: a Checklist of the Microfilms prepared in England and Wales for the American Council of Learned Societies, 1941-1945 (Washington DC: Library of Congress, 1955). Bridson, G.D.R., Phillips, v.c. and Harvey, A.P.: Natural History Manuscript Resources in the British Isles (London: Mansell, 1980). Brink, A. (ed.): The Libraries, Museums and Art Galleries Year Book (Cambridge: ] ames Clarke, 1981). British Film Institute: National Film Archive Catalogue (London: British Film Institute, 1980-); voU: Non-Fiction Films; vol.2: Feature Films; vol.3: Newsreels. British Library: Catalogue of the Newspaper Library Colin dale (London: British Museum, 1975)[8 vols]. British Standards Institution: Recommendations for the Storage and Exhibition of Archival Documents, etc. BSS454 (London, 1977) [rev. edn in preparation]. Browne, J.D. & Smart, G.R.N.: Colleges of Education: a Checklist of Archives (History of Education Society Working Party, 1981). Burdett, A.L.P.: Summary Guide to Archive and Manuscript Collections relevant to the former British Colonial Territories in the United Kingdom (London: Commonwealth Archivists Association, 1988). Camp, A.J.: Wills and their Whereabouts, 4th edn (London: A.J. Camp, 1974). Catholic Archives Society: Directory of Catholic Archives in the United Kingdom and Eire (Newcastle upon Tyne: Catholic Archives Society, 1984) [2nd edn in preparation]. Chadwyck-Healey: Index of Manuscripts in the British Library (Cambridge, 1984-6)[10 vols]. --: National Inventory of Documentary Sources in the United Kingdom and Ireland (Cambridge, 1985-) [microfiches of lists of MSS and archives held by a variety of repositories nationally, with union index]. Clinker, C.R.: Railway History Sources: a Handlist of the Principal Sources of Original Material with Notes and Guidance on its Use (Bristol: Avon-Anglia, 1976). Cockerell, H.A.L. & Green, E.: The British Insurance Business, 1547-1970: an Introduction and Guide to Historical Records in the United Kingdom (London: Heinemann, 1976). Codlin, E.M. (ed.): Aslib Directory to Sources of Information in Great Britain and Ireland, 5th edn (London: Aslib, 1982-4)[2 vols]. Cook, C. (ed.): Sources in British Political History, 1900-1951 (London: Macmillan, 1975-): voU: A Guide to the Archives of Selected Organizations and Societies (1975). vol.2: A Guide to the Papers of Selected Public Servants (1975). vol.3: A Guide to the Private Papers of Members of Parliament A-K (1977). vol.4: A Guide to the Private Papers of Members of Parliament L-Z (1977). liii liv Useful Publications

vol.5: (with Weekes, J.): A Guide to the Private Papers of Selected Writers, Intellectuals and Publicists (1978). vol.6: First Consolidated Supplement (1985) [Second Consolidated Supplement in preparation]. Cornish, G.P.: Archival Collections of Non-book Materials: a Listing and Brief Description of Major National Collections (London: British Library Information Guide no.3, 1986). Cox, J. and Padfield, T.: Tracing your Ancestors in the Public Record Office (London: HMSO, 1981). Cox, R.: Sport - a Guide to Historical Sources in the UK (London: Sports Council Information Series no.9, 1983). Coxe, H.O.: Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Oxford Colleges (Oxford: OUP, 1852; reprinted E.P. Publishing Ltd, 1972). Eakins, R. (ed.): Picture Sources u.K. (London: Macdonald & Co., 1985). Emmison, F.G. and Smith, W.J. (comps.): Material for Theses in Local Record Offices and Libraries (London: Historical Association, 1982). Evans, H. & M. (comps.): Picture Researcher's Handbook: an International Guide to Picture Sources and how to Use them, 2nd edn (London: Saturday Ventures, 1979). Ferguson, J.P.S.: Directory of Scottish Newspapers (Edinburgh: National Library of Scotland, 1984). Garside, K. (comp.): Guide to the Library Resources of the University of London (London: University of London, LRCC, 1983). Gibson, J.S.W.: Census Returns 1841-1881 on Microfilm: a Directory to Local Holdings, 5th edn (Birmingham: FFHS, 1988). --: Unpublished Personal Name Indexes in Record Offices and Libraries, 2nd edn (Birmingham: FFHS, 1987). --: A Simplified Guide to Probate Jurisdictions: Where to Look for Wills, 2nd edn (Birmingham: FFHS, 1987). --: Local newspapers 1750-1920 . .. a Select Location List (Birmingham: FFHS, 1987). --: Marriage, Census and other Indexes, 3rd edn (Birmingham: FFHS, 1988). Gibson, J.S.W. & Peskett, P.: Record Offices: How to Find them, 4th edn (Birmingham: FFHS, 1987)[gives helpful maps of locations]. Gibson, ].S.W. & Rogers, c.: Coroners' Records in England and Wales (Birmingham: FFHS, 1988). Government Publications: British National Archives, Sectional List 24 (London: HMSO, latest edn 1984) [information about officially published records, printed lists and indexes]. --: Publications of the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts, Sectional List 17 (London: HMSO, latest edn 1985). --: The Public Records Acts (London: HMSO, 1958, 1967). --: A Guide to the Reports on Collections of Manuscripts of Private Families, Corporations and Institutions in Great Britain and Ireland (London: HMSO, 1914-73)[7 vols]. --: Record Repositories in Great Britain, 8th edn (London: HMSO, 1987). --: List of Accessions to Repositories (1956 onwards) (London: HMSO, 1957-72)[Published annually]. --: Accessions to Repositories and Reports added to the National Register of Archives (1972 onwards) (London: HMSO, 1975-)[Published annually]. --: Surveys of Historical Manuscripts in the United Kingdom: Select Bibliography, compo C. 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Harrold, A.: Libraries in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland (London: Library Association, 1988). Hartley, J.M.: Guide to Documents and Manuscripts in the United Kingdom relating to Russia and the Soviet Union (London: Mansell, 1987). Harvey, J .H.: Sources for the History of Houses (London: British Records Association, Archives and Useful Publications Iv the User no.3, 1974). Hazlehurst, C. and Woodland, c.: Guide to the Papers of British Cabinet ministers, 1900-1951 (London: Royal Historical Society Guides and Handbooks Suppl. series no.l, 1974). Helferty, S. & Refausse, R. (eds.): Directory of Irish Archives (Blackrock: Irish Academic Press, 1988). Henderson, G.P. and S.P.A. (eds.): Directory of British Associations and Associations in Ireland, 6th edn (Beckenham: CBD Research Ltd., 1980). Hepworth, P. (ed.): Select Biographical Sources. The Library Association Manuscripts Survey. (London: Library Association Research Publication no.5, 1971). 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