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Catalogues and Newsletters (page)
& Library Newsletter Issue 58 – Winter 2018 Archives & Library Newsletter Issue 57 – Winter 2017 Archives & Library Newsletter Issue 56 – Spring 2017 Archives & Library Newsletter... read more...
Visiting the Archives & Library (page)
Because of the current public health emergency, the Archives and Library reading room is closed until further notice. How to find us Click map to enlarge The Archives... read more...
What we hold (page)
Archives. Please contact us with any queries. Parish Council records The Archives holds the records of the following parish councils: Blean, Chartham, Fordwich, Hackington, Harbledown, Littlebourne and Kingston. Other Archives... read more...
Archives & Library (page)
The Cathedral Archives building dates from 1954; it was built to replace a Victorian library destroyed by bombing in 1942. The Archives building was refurbished in 2012 with generous support... read more...
National recognition for Cathedral Archives (post)
through ongoing outreach activity.” Members of the Archives and Library team recently shared some of their favourite items from the Archives on social media as part of the National Archives... read more...
WWI through the eyes of a Vicar of St George’s Deal (page)
...for opening days and times. Some extracts from Home Words appear in the Archives WW1 box which can be loaned to schools (for more details, please contact: archives@canterbury-cathedral.org). Our thanks... read more...
As one door closes, another opens… (post)
...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 era... read more...
The beginning of a new chapter (post)
...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 towards... read more...
Canterbury Cathedral’s Magna Carta rediscovered in time for 800th anniversary celebrations (post)
...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 compared... read more...
New technology opens up the archives to the public. (post)
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 Rouen.... read more...
Pilgrimage and Patronage (picture-this)
Cathedral Priory and the city held in the collections of the Cathedral Archives and Library. The Archives Hub (https://archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/) brings together descriptions of thousands of the UK’s archive collections in... read more...