The archival collections of Eton College are made up of the college’s own records as well as those that have been collected for their historical significance. Many of these archives have regional, national or international importance.
Archives are the threads that stitch everything together.
Collections blog, April 2019
College Archives
Records of the college itself, shedding light on 500 years of the college’s history and beyond, with records of the estates dating back to the 11th Century.
Photographic Archive
Photographs of the college and school life, dating back to 1850.
Literary Archives and Personal Papers
British authors of poetry and prose, as well as theatre, music and military and social history are represented in 19th- to 21st-century archives and collections of personal papers held in College Library.
Research
These collections are all available for research and can be explored through our online catalogue.
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What better #HolidayActivities to take part in than a good game of cricket! #ArchiveHoliday @ARAScot [PA-A.35:18-2013 – https://t.co/60VNaDOdvQ] https://t.co/1BepAu7Hly
Engraving of Henry Angelo (Eton Fencing Master): https://t.co/Zj2YODE2j3 https://t.co/iU5EVak72K
@DerbyshireDRO How interesting! Domenico Angelo and his children were an important family at Eton. Both Domenico and his son, Henry, (pictured) taught fencing and the boarding house, Angelo’s, is named after his daughter, Sophia Angelo, one of Eton’s longest-standing Dames! https://t.co/67wj5NwGgz
RT @andykerrcarter: Pleased to announce my article on Edmond Warre has just been published by @SprtinHistory https://t.co/qktc0vDxMr Many t…
RT @DerbyshireDRO: With the #Olympic fencing finals taking place this weekend, here is a bill from 1760 from D. Angelo for “For teachin mas…
