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Listening to the Past, Speaking to the Future

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72 Examples of Archive TypesAcross <strong>the</strong> UKSome examples of each type of archive are included here.National archivesThe National Archives, The National Archives of Scotland,<strong>the</strong> Public Record Office of Nor<strong>the</strong>rn Ireland.Records heldPublic records of government departments agenciesand bodies; private and semi-private collections of publicfigures and officials; significant map, plan and pho<strong>to</strong>graphcollections; official printed material (The National Archivesof Scotland and <strong>the</strong> Public Record Office of Nor<strong>the</strong>rnIreland also hold private and business collections).National institutionsThe British Library, The British Library Sound Archive,The BBC, The Parliamentary Archives, The National Filmand Television Archive.Records heldManuscripts, files, maps, plans, prints, pho<strong>to</strong>graphsprinted material, departmental files, oral his<strong>to</strong>rycollections, digital records, audiovisual archives createdor received by <strong>the</strong> institution.Central government departments, agenciesand bodiesHome Office, Ordnance Survey, UK Hydrographic Office.Records heldCurrent and semi-current records created or receivedin <strong>the</strong> conduct of official business. e.g. departmental filesand digital records, electronic datasets, printed material,maps, plans, pho<strong>to</strong>graphs. Archives retained foradministrative use.Local authority run archives, local his<strong>to</strong>ryand local studies servicesLondon Metropolitan Archives, Gloucestershire CountyRecord Office, Sheffield Archives, West Sussex RecordOffice, Isling<strong>to</strong>n Archives, Glasgow City Archives,Glamorgan Record Office.Records heldOfficial, unofficial private and business records relating<strong>to</strong> a particular geographical location: e.g. local governmentand related records; public records; ecclesiastical records;legal records (e.g. quarter sessions); estate, family andmanorial records, business records (e.g. solici<strong>to</strong>rs, estateand land agents, architects, retailers, publicans records);industrial and manufacturing records; records of voluntaryorganisations, clubs, societies and charities, antiquarianand manuscript collections.National/regional museums and galleriesNational Gallery, Natural His<strong>to</strong>ry Museum, Imperial WarMuseum, National Railway Museum, York, AshmoleanMuseum, Oxford.Records heldManuscripts, maps, plans, prints, pho<strong>to</strong>graphs, printedmaterial, departmental records, audiovisual archivesrelating <strong>to</strong> particular collections.Higher Education sec<strong>to</strong>rCambridge University, Durham University, North LondonUniversity, Queen’s University Belfast, University ofDundee, University of Wales, Swansea colleges of fur<strong>the</strong>reducation, schools.Records heldRecords, archives and manuscripts acquired or donated<strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> holding institution e.g. private papers, printedmaterial manuscripts, deposited public records, maps,plans, prints, sound recordings, audiovisual archives,digital records.

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