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Visiting the Archives & Library (page)

... How to find us Click map to enlarge The Archives and Library of Canterbury Cathedral welcome all researchers with interests in our collections. Access to the collections...

...The Cathedral Archives & Library hold an extraordinarily rich and varied collection dating from the 8th century to the present day. Please see the What we Hold page for...

...The Cathedral Archives collects according to the Cathedral’s Collection Development policy. Please note that the historic library and archive of the Archbishops of Canterbury is held at Lambeth Palace...

...The Archives & Library holds an impressive collection of manuscripts, historic records, photographs, maps and printed books dating back to the late 8th century. These make up an extraordinarily...

WWI through the eyes of a Vicar of St George’s Deal (page)

...into local people and places, forming a valuable counterbalance to national perspectives and trends. The earliest parish magazines in the Archives date from the late nineteenth century, although most surviving...

New technology opens up the archives to the public. (post)

Published on September 11, 2013September 17, 2013

...Rare and valuable manuscripts, usually stored in the strongrooms of Canterbury Cathedral’s Archives, have been made more accessible thanks to new technology created by the Universities of Kent and...

Canterbury Cathedral’s Magna Carta rediscovered in time for 800th anniversary celebrations (post)

Published on January 21, 2015January 21, 2015

...in one of the most famous and revolutionary documents in our history. Cressida Williams, Head of Archives and Library at Canterbury Cathedral, explains: Professor David Carpenter has...

As one door closes, another opens… (post)

Published on February 17, 2012January 22, 2013

...saw the temporary closure of the Archives to the public for the next seven months as essential roof repairs are carried out and it also marks the end of an...

Published on February 28, 2013February 28, 2013

...re-opening of the Archives Reading Room at Canterbury Cathedral. The reopening followed a major refurbishment of the building, including renewing the entire roof. The Albert Reckitt Charitable Trust donated £500,000...

Collaboration between Cathedral and University (post)

Published on March 21, 2017March 21, 2017

...ceremony took place on 17 March in the Cathedral Archives & Library with Professor Simon Kirchin, Kent’s Dean for the Humanities, and Canon Librarian The Revd Christopher Irvine ratifying the...

Law and Order and Magna Carta – Secrets of a Christ Church Priory Register (picture-this)

Published on June 1, 2015June 30, 2015

...The utilitarian and dull titles often afforded to documents in archives belies the magnitude of what can be found in them, and such is the case with ‘Register E’...

Event Date 18th August 2017 14:30 - 17:15

...Enjoy a full afternoon tea in the Cathedral Lodge restaurant which overlooks a beautiful courtyard garden and afterwards learn about the Cathedral Archives and Library and the fascinating treasures...

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WWI through the eyes of a Vicar of St George’s Deal (page)

New technology opens up the archives to the public. (post)

Canterbury Cathedral’s Magna Carta rediscovered in time for 800th anniversary celebrations (post)

As one door closes, another opens… (post)

The beginning of a new chapter (post)

Collaboration between Cathedral and University (post)

Law and Order and Magna Carta – Secrets of a Christ Church Priory Register (picture-this)

Archives tour and afternoon tea (event)