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First World War Collections in the UKA preliminary horizon-scanHoldinginstitutionUniversity ofOxford: BodleianLibrary:Departmentof SpecialCollectionsand WesternManuscriptsUniversity ofOxford: FirstWorld WarPoetry DigitalArchiveUniversity ofOxford: FirstWorld WarPoetry DigitalArchiveUniversity ofOxford: NuffieldCollege LibraryUniversityof Reading:Museum ofEnglish RuralLifeUniversity ofStrathclyde:Glasgow DigitalLibraryUniversityof Warwick:Modern RecordsCentreItem/ collection Link to website Brief description Region Type oforganisationMarconi ArchivesExtensive digitalarchive thatmakes availableto the public thework of poetsduring the FirstWorld War.The Great WarArchivePapers ofFrederickAlexanderLindemann, C.H.,F.R.S. ViscountCherwell ofOxford (1886 -1957)Specialistmuseum offarming and rurallife in England.Digital resourcesdetailing differentaspects ofGlasgow’s historyMain ArchiveCollectionsRegimental and Corps museumswww.bodley.ox.ac.uk/dept/scwmss/wmss/online/modern/marconi/marconi.htmlwww.oucs.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/gwawww.nuff.ox.ac.uk/library/www.reading.ac.uk/merl/http://gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/library/mrc/holdings/main_archives/Records of MarconiCompany Ltd, a wirelesstelegraph and signalcompany.Collections of highlyvalued primary materialfrom major poets ofthe period, includingWilfred Owen, IsaacRosenberg, RobertGraves, Vera Brittain, andEdward Thomas. Thisis supplemented by acomprehensive range ofmultimedia artefacts fromthe Imperial War Museum,a separate archive of over6,500 items contributed bythe general public, and aset of specially developededucational resources.The Great War Archivecontains over 6,500 itemscontributed by the generalpublic between March andJune 2008.Papers covering the lifeand works of the scientistViscount Cherwell.Bulk of collection datesfrom 1850 to 1950. Themuseum was establishedin 1951 to show thechanges that had takenplace in agricultural lifeover the previous century.Virtual Mitchell, RedClydeside, Maxton Papers,Springburn VirtualMuseum (about therailway industry). Text andimages pulled togetherfrom a number of differentScottish archives.Papers of the TradeUnion Congress and alarge number of specificUnions from the NationalUnion of Teachers to theNational Asylum Workers’Union. Also paperscovering politically radicalorganisations in the earlypart of the century.South EastSouth EastSouth EastSouth EastSouth EastScotlandWest MidlandsUniversityarchivesUniversityarchivesUniversityarchivesUniversityarchivesSpecialistarchive/museumUniversityarchivesUniversityarchivesSubject area Status Medium Key individuals Highlights or Detailed Description Hours of access Social Networking Online access Link to website Terms of useIndustries andbusinesses,Science andtechnologyRegular Company papers Records of the Marconi Company, one of the most important communicationscompanies of the last century. Includes correspondence relating to theconstruction, staffing and administration of Admiralty wireless stations, 1915-18as well as other papers advising the British government on the use of wirelesstechnology.Popular culture Pre-eminent Private papers Edmund Blunden (1896-1974), Vera Brittain(1893-1970), Robert Graves(1895-1985), Ivor Gurney(1890-1937), David Jones(1895-1974), Roland Leighton(1895-1915), WilfredOwen (1893-1918), IsaacRosenberg (1890-1917),Siegfried Sassoon (1886-1967) and Edward Thomas(1878-1917)Memorials Important Private papers,photographiccollectionsAerial warfare Important Private papers Frederick AlexanderLindemann (1886 - 1957)Agriculture andfood productionIndustriesand business,governmentand politics,Pacifism andConscientiousObjectionGovernment andpolitics, Mentalhealth, Childrenand Education,DisabilityImportantImportantImportantObjects - small,objects - large,printed books,company records,photographiccollectionsPrivate papers,institutionalrecords,photographiccollectionsPrivate papers,institutionalrecordsJames Maxton (1885 - 1946)The collection features the work of Edmund Blunden, Vera Brittain, RobertGraves, Ivor Gurney, David Jones, Roland Leighton, Wilfred Owen, IsaacRosenberg, Siegfried Sassoon and Edward Thomas. It also includes relateddocuments and photographs. There are links to where other archival materialrelated to the poet is held. Digital copies can be downloaded, printed or sharedonline.A huge range of letters, postcards, diaries, maps, memoirs etc donated by thegeneral public between March and June 2008.Section K: Of particular note are his pilot’s logbooks (A.11, A.12) documentinghis tuition as a pilot at Netheravon in 1916. Also papers relating to Cherwell’swork as an inventor of new devices at Farnborough during the war.Library collections: Printed books and pamphlets covering British agrarianhistory, agricultural science and practice, technology, economics and policy, thehistory of food and diet, rural industries, life and literature. Milling and bakingcollection. Edgar Thomas collection: Library of Edgar Thomas, professor ofagricultural economics in the University of Reading. Object collections: farmwagons and carts, ploughs, experimental tractors, dairying equipment andother forms of agrarian equipment. Company records of Ransomes, Sims andJefferies Ltd, agricultural manufacturers who made aircraft during the FirstWorld War. Photographic collection: Includes photograph showing the assemblyshop used for aircraft manufactured by Ransomes during the First World War.Springburn Virtual Museum: Springburn at War 1914 - 1918: Collection ofphotographs and drawings under the following headings: The First WorldWar, Springburn soldiers, Glasgow battalions, war machines, Stobhill militaryhospital, Springburn hospital, war work, munition ‘Blue’ (women workers),trench warfare, the ultimate sacrifice and red poppies. Virtual Mitchell: Streetand area search as well as subject areas. One of the subject areas is ‘World WarI’, which includes photographs of women war workers and Stobhill Hospital.Red Clydeside: Images and history of Red Clydeside and the Scottish Labourmovement of the early 20th century, organised in the following categories:Key political figures, timeline of events, political parties and organisations andliterature and propaganda. Includes information and accompanying images fromClydeside rent strikes 1915-1916, Clydeside anti-war movement 1914-1916, theplight of conscientious objectors, the Clydeside Engineers’ dispute 1915, theMunitions Act of War on Clydeside, Clydeside resistance to dilution, political andindustrial repression on Clydeside and constitutional politics. Maxton Papers:Papers of James Maxton (1885 - 1946), socialist and Independent Labour PartyMP after the war. Maxton was a conscientious objector during the First WorldWar and worked in the shipyards instead. There he organised strikes and wasarrested for sedition in 1916. He was found guilty and imprisoned for a year.Trade Union Congress, first deposit, predominantly 1920 - 1960. A large numberof Trade Union papers, for example the Transport and General Workers’Union (founded 1922), National Asylum Workers’ Union/ Mental Hospital andInstitutional Workers’ Union (founded 1910) and the National Union of Teachers(founded 1870). Papers for organisations like the Institute of Medical SocialWorkers and the National League of the Blind and Disabled (founded 1899).Radical political groups like Socialist Reproduction (1915 - 1976).Special Collections Reading Room:Term time opening hours: Monday- Friday: 9am - 10pm and Saturday:10am - 4pm. Vacation openinghours: 9am - 7pm and Saturday:10am - 2pm. Only forty-four seatsso booking ahead is essential,preferably forty-eight hours inadvance. Users can order up toten manuscripts in advance. Muchof the material is stored off-site,please allow time for this. To booka seat or order material, pleasecontact: Email: scrr@bodleian.ox.ac.uk. Telephone: 01865 277 046None specific to the collectionSearchablecatalogueOnline resource http://twitter.com/#!/ww1lit Searchablecatalogueand digitisedcontentOnline resourceMonday - Friday: 9.30am - 5.30pmMuseum Opening Hours: Tuesday- Friday: 9am - 5pm, Saturday andSunday: 2.30pm - 4.30pm. ReadingRoom Opening Hours: Monday:10am - 5pm (restricted service),Tuesday - Friday: 9am - 5pm. Noappointment is necessary to usethe Reading Room. Any queriescontact the Museum of EnglishRural Life by email at merl@reading.ac.uk or by telephone:0118 378 8660.www.flickr.com/groups/greatwararchive/pool/Link from homepage to Nuffield CollegeLibrary on Facebook, Twitter, Delicious,Library Thing and a WordPress bloghttp://twitter.com/#!/MERLReadingwww.facebook.com/MuseumofEnglishRuralLifeSearchablecatalogueFull cataloguelisting availablevia the NationalArchives’Access toArchives pageSearchablecatalogueand digitisedcontentOnline resource None specific to the collection DigitisedcontentModern Record Centre: Monday -Tuesday: 9am - 5pm, Wednesday- Thursday: 9am - 7pm and Friday:9am - 4pm. Users are advised tocontact the archives before visitingat: archives@warwick.ac.ukNone specific to the collectionSearchablecatalogueand digitisedcontentwww.bodley.ox.ac.uk/dept/scwmss/wmss/online/modern/marconi/marconi.htmlwww.oucs.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/collectionswww.oucs.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/db/search.phpwww.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=163-csac80481_1&cid=-1#-1www.reading.ac.uk/merl/the_collections/ad_search.htmlhttp://gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/redclyde/http://dscalm.warwick.ac.uk/DServe/dserve.exe?dsqIni=DServe.ini&dsqApp=Archive&dsqDb=Catalog&dsqCmd=index.tclNo digitised content availableonline. Some material(predominantly personnelrecords including data onindividuals who may be living)is restricted and is identifiedaccordingly.Digital copies can bedownloaded, printed orshared online. All the materialpresented here is made availableunder the JISC Model Licenceand the HEFCE Licence for thedigitization projects runningunder the JISC DigitisationProgramme Phase 2.All the material presented hereis made available under the JISCModel Licence and the HEFCELicence for the digitizationprojects running under the JISCDigitisation Programme Phase 2.Not all available for consultation- contact college archivist fordetails. From Nuffield CollegeLibrary: “Archive readers arerequired to make a signedundertaking not to copy, quoteor publish either the wholeor any part of material theyconsult without permission ofthe owner(s) of the copyright inthe original documents. Suchpermission must be sought fromthe copyright owner; it cannotbe granted by Nuffield College.”There may be charges for thecommercial use of materialwhose copyright is held byNuffield College.Digital content in the ImageLibrary cannot be orderedonline. Users need to contactthe Library directly. Cataloguereference numbers allow theuser to order up the item toview in person at the library andmuseum.Digitised images used on thewebsite are not available todownload or copy.Digitised images used on thewebsite are not available todownload or copy.Argyll andSutherlandHighlandersRegimentalMuseum,StirlingArgyll andSutherlandHighlanderscollectionwww.argylls.co.uk/museum/galleriesRecords of the Argyll andSutherland Highlanders,including the history ofthe sixteen battalions thatmade up the regimentduring the First WorldWar. During the conflictthe regiment wereawarded sixty-five BattleHonours.ScotlandMilitarymuseumMilitary service(British)RegularPrivate papers,photographiccollections,objects - small,objects - large,works of art andfirearms andweaponryText from Ogilby Trust: “Objects on display include personal items, RegimentalColours, pipe banners, silver, trophies, medals and various items of perioduniform and equipment, paintings and prints with an emphasis on associatedeye- witness accounts and related anecdotes.” During the First World War theregiment served on the Western Front, in the Gallipoli campaign, in Macedonia,Italy, Egypt and the Middle East.Archives opening times: Monday -Friday: 10am - 3.50pm. Access toarchives available by appointment.Donations encouraged. Researchenquiry form available at: www.argylls.co.uk/contact-and-enquiries/contact-museum/38-museum/6-enquiriesNone specific to the collectionNo onlinecatalogueInstead, several photographs showingdifferent elements of the collection ondisplay: www.argylls.co.uk/museum/collectionWatermarked photographscopyrighted to the Museum.Page 14
First World War Collections in the UKA preliminary horizon-scanHoldinginstitutionArmy MedicalServicesMuseum, KeoghBarracks,MytchettArmy MuseumsOgilby TrustDerby Museum,Soldier’s StoryGalleryDurhamLight InfantryMuseum,DurhamDurhamLight InfantryMuseum,DurhamDurhamLight InfantryMuseum,DurhamFirepower, theRoyal ArtilleryMuseum: JamesClavell Library,Woolwich,LondonGreen HowardsRegimentalMuseum,Richmond,YorkshireHorsepower:The Museumof the King’sRoyal Hussars,WinchesterHouseholdCavalry Museumand Archive,LondonItem/ collection Link to website Brief description Region Type oforganisationCollectionsof the RoyalArmy MedicalCorps, RoyalArmy VeterinaryCorps, RoyalArmy DentalCorps and QueenAlexandra’s RoyalArmy NursingCorps.Overarchingorganisationlinking togetherthe 136regimental andcorps museumsin the UKRegimentalMuseum Displayof the 9th/12thLancers andDerbyshireYeomanryDurham LightInfantryDurham LightInfantryDurham LightInfantryRoyal ArtillerycollectionGreen HowardsRegimentcollectionThe King’sRoyal HussarscollectionHouseholdCavalrycollection,consisting of twosenior regimentsof the BritishArmy, the LifeGuards andthe Blues andRoyals.www.ams-museum.org.uk/museum/www.armymuseums.org.uk/index.htmwww.derby.gov.uk/LeisureCulture/MuseumsGalleries/TheRegimentalMuseumofthe9th12thLancers.htmhttp://county.durham.gov.uk/sites/dli/Pages/WelcomePage.aspxhttp://county.durham.gov.uk/sites/dli/Pages/WelcomePage.aspxhttp://county.durham.gov.uk/sites/dli/Pages/WelcomePage.aspxwww.firepower.org.uk/about/index.aspwww.greenhowards.org.uk/www.horsepowermuseum.co.uk/www.householdcavalrymuseum.co.uk/index.htmlCollections made up ofdocuments, photographs,uniforms, insignia,equipment, ambulancesand other vehicles.The Ogilby Trust is notitself a collection butis a good starting pointfor finding regimentaland corps museumsin different regions ofthe UK.Displays, refurbishedwith help for the HeritageLottery Fund between2006-2008, now showmore than two hundrednew objects, fromequipment to uniform.Records, medals,uniforms and photographsrecording the history ofthe Regiment.Records, medals,uniforms and photographsrecording the history ofthe Regiment.Records, medals,uniforms and photographsrecording the history ofthe Regiment.Royal Artillery Museumis one of the largestregimental and corpsmuseums in the UK witha collection dating backto 1778. The collectionincludes pamphlets,manuals, personaland technical papers,photographs and unitrecords.The collection includesuniforms, badges,headdress and silver.Also includes an extensivemedal collection andphotographic collection.Collection includesuniforms, medals,weapons, paintings,photographs, regimentalsilver and banners.The Household Cavalrywas formed in 1661 byroyal order and as a resultthe collection spans thecenturies and is closelyassociated with the historyof the British monarchy.South EastSouth WestEast MidlandsNorth EastNorth EastNorth EastLondon regionYorkshireSouth EastLondon regionMilitarymuseumMilitarymuseumMilitarymuseumMilitarymuseumMilitarymuseumMilitarymuseumMilitarymuseumMilitarymuseumMilitarymuseumMilitarymuseumSubject area Status Medium Key individuals Highlights or Detailed Description Hours of access Social Networking Online access Link to website Terms of useMilitary service(British),medical scienceMilitary service(British)Military service(British)Military service(British)Military service(British)Military service(British)Military service(British)Military service(British)Military service(British)Military service(British)ImportantPrivate papers,photographiccollections, film,objects - small,objects - large,works of art andfirearms andweaponryAlfred Keogh (1857-1936)Documents relating to the Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Army VeterinaryCorps, Royal Army Dental Corps and Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army NursingCorps. Among the documents are medical professional papers, personaldiaries, campaign accounts, books and manuals. As is the case with regimentalmuseums, the records of individual soldiers and officers are held in the NationalArchives. N.B. Sir Alfred Keogh, Director General of the Army Medical Serviceduring the First World War never wrote his memoirs and his personal paperswere destroyed by his wife following his death in 1936, as his will requested.Important N/A As well as a museums search engine, the Ogilby Trust also allows visitors tothe site to search through an online catalogue of books, based on A.S. White’sRegimental Histories of the British Army.RegularRegularRegularRegularImportantRegularRegularImportantPrivate papers,photographiccollections, film,objects - small,objects - large,works of art andfirearms andweaponryPrivate papers,photographiccollections,objects - small,objects - large,works of art andfirearms andweaponryPrivate papers,photographiccollections,objects - small,objects - large,works of art andfirearms andweaponryPrivate papers,photographiccollections,objects - small,objects - large,works of art andfirearms andweaponryPrivate papers,photographiccollections,objects - small,objects - large,works of art andfirearms andweaponryPrivate papers,photographiccollections,objects - small,objects - large,works of art andfirearms andweaponryPrivate papers,photographiccollections, film,objects - small,objects - large,works of art andfirearms andweaponryPrivate papers,photographiccollections,objects - small,objects - large,works of art andfirearms andweaponryRoland Boys Bradford(1892-1917)Roland Boys Bradford(1892-1917)Roland Boys Bradford(1892-1917)Stuart Walter Loudoun-Shand (1879-1916)As well as numerous First World War objects on display, the gallery has twodatabase units which visitors can use to explore further archive material,film and stories of soldiers that served in the conflict. Highlights includenewly-displayed Victoria Crosses and a full-size reconstruction of a Lancer onhorseback, as he would have appeared in the First World War.An impressive Medal Room, recently renovated with the support of HeritageLottery Funding, displays over 3,000 medals awarded to those who served inthe DLI over the Regiment’s long history. This medal collection includes theVCs won by Roland and George Bradford, who both died during the war. RolandBradford had been the youngest Brigadier-General in the British Army at theage of 25. He is buried at Hermies British Cemetery.An impressive Medal Room, recently renovated with the support of HeritageLottery Funding, displays over 3,000 medals awarded to those who served inthe DLI over the Regiment’s long history. This medal collection includes theVCs won by Roland and George Bradford, who both died during the war. RolandBradford had been the youngest Brigadier-General in the British Army at theage of 25. He is buried at Hermies British Cemetery.An impressive Medal Room, recently renovated with the support of HeritageLottery Funding, displays over 3,000 medals awarded to those who served inthe DLI over the Regiment’s long history. This medal collection includes theVCs won by Roland and George Bradford, who both died during the war. RolandBradford had been the youngest Brigadier-General in the British Army at theage of 25. He is buried at Hermies British Cemetery.Photographs of Royal Artillery servicemen and their medals. For instance, arecent acquisition mentioned on the blog is the medals of 33651 Gnr ArthurWilliam Dyson RFA, who served at Gallipoli and in Egypt, Belgium and France.He was wounded several times before being discharged in February 1919. Themedals are the 1914-1915 Star, the War Medal and the Victory Medal. They werenot removed from their packaging and are in pristine condition.During the course of the First World War twenty-four battalions were raisedand twelve Victoria Crosses were awarded to men from the Green HowardsRegiment. The archives contain records of these battalions and the actionsthey took part in during the war as well as information about VC recipients. Forexample Major Stuart W. Loudoun-Shand was awarded a VC for conspicuousbravery at Fricourt on the first day of the Battle of the Somme. He continuedto encourage his men over the parapet, into German machine-gun fire, evenafter he was mortally wounded. Large collection of photographs from the FirstWorld War.Records relating to the founding regiments of The King’s Royal Hussars, namelythe 10th Royal Hussars (PWO), the 11th Hussars (PAO) and The Royal Hussars(PWO).First World War service of the two regiments: (Text from the Army’s website)“During the First World War The Life Guards saw action at Mons, Le Cateau,The Marne, Ypres, Loos, Poelcappelle, Passchendaele and most notably atZandvoorde where The Life Guards lost two complete Squadrons. Early in1918 they gave up their horses and were converted to Machine Gun Battalions,becoming the 1st and 2nd Guards Machine Gun Battalions respectively. Theyreverted to their proper names shortly after the Armistice.” The Blues andRoyals are a fairly recent amalgamation of the Royal Horse Guards and theRoyal Dragoons. The Royal Dragoons “fought at Ypres, Loos, Hohenzollern andagainst the Hindenburg line in 1917.”Museum opening hours: Monday- Friday: 9.30am - 3.30pm. Visitsto the archive are by appointmentonly. Research can be carried outby staff in return for a donation tothe museum. Contact information:Telephone: 01252 868820. Emailenquiries: armymedicalmuseum@btinternet.comOnline resource. Contact the Trustby post at Army Museums OgilbyTrust (Registered Charity No:250907), Brigadier CS Sibun, 58 TheClose, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP12EX or by telephone on +44 (0)1722332188 or by email at dir@amot.demon.co.ukMuseum opening times: Monday:11am - 5pm, Tuesday - Saturday:10am - 5pm, Sundays and BankHolidays: 1pm - 4pmMuseum opening times: April- October: Daily 10am - 5pm,November - March: 10am - 4pm.The Durham Light Infantry’sarchive is held by Durham CountyRecord Office (0191 3833253)Museum opening times: April- October: Daily 10am - 5pm,November - March: 10am - 4pm.The Durham Light Infantry’sarchive is held by Durham CountyRecord Office (0191 3833253)Museum opening times: April- October: Daily 10am - 5pm,November - March: 10am - 4pm.The Durham Light Infantry’sarchive is held by DurhamCounty Record Office (DCRO). Anappointment is necessary to visitthe record office. Researchers needto call the DCRO on 0191 3833253to make an appointment or toenquire about the DCRO’s ability tocarry out research on their behalf.Museum’s Reading Room:Tuesday - Thursday: 10am - 4pmby appointment only, at a chargeof £5 for a half day and £10 for awhole day unless the user belongsto specific organisations, in whichcase use of the Reading Room isfree. See www.firepower.org.uk/research/do_your_own_research.asp for details.Museum opening times: Monday- Saturday: 10am - 4.30pm andadditionally (May - October)Sunday: 12.30pm - 4.30pm.Access to archive is availableby appointment only. Researchapplication forms can be completedif a researcher is unable to visit inperson. Donations for successfulresearch undertaken by the archiveis expected.Museum opening times: Tuesday- Friday: 10am - 12.45pm and1.30pm - 4pm. Weekends andHoliday Mondays: 12pm - 4pm.Access to archives is available byappointment. Minimum charge £20.Museum opening hours: Open daily10am - 6pm (March - September)and 10am - 5pm (October -February). The regimental archiveremains at Combermere Barracks,Windsor SL2 3DN (Tel: 01753755112).None specific to the collectionNone specific to the collectionNone specific to the collectionNone specific to the collectionNone specific to the collectionNone specific to the collectionwww.facebook.com/FirepowerMuseumhttp://twitter.com/#!/FirepowerMuseumwww.firepowerblog.org.uk/bloghome/www.flickr.com/photos/firepowermuseum/www.youtube.com/firepowermuseum/and visitors can subscribe to a newsletterhttp://twitter.com/#!/GreenHowardsNone specific to the collectionNone specific to the collectionCataloguelisting of RoyalArmy DentalCorps availablevia the NationalArchives’Access toArchives pageSearchablecatalogueContactinformationMedal roomdatabaseObjects fromthe collection(highlights)Searchablecatalogueand digitisedcontent.No onlinecatalogueSearchablecatalogue(incomplete)ContactinformationNo onlinecataloguewww.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=1115-radc&cid=0#0For regimental and corpsmuseums: www.armymuseums.org.uk/amot-search/default.asp?Category=Amot&Service=museumsearchFor regimental books:www.armymuseums.org.uk/amot-search/default.asp?Category=Amot&Service=booksearchEmail enquiries: mike.galer@derby.gov.ukhttp://ww2.durham.govhttp://ww2.durham.gov.uk/dlimuseum/pgSearch.aspxhttp://ww2.durham.gov.uk/dlimuseum/pgObjects.aspxhttp://nd.durham.gov.uk/recordoffice/usp.nsf/pws/Durham+Record+Office+-+Our+Holdings+-+DRO+DatabaseGeneral research information: www.firepower.org.uk/research/index.aspFor photographic collections: www.greenhowards.org.uk/collections.phpwww.horsepowermuseum.co.uk/contact.htmlGeneral overview of the collection:www.householdcavalrymuseum.co.uk/collection.htmNo digitised content availableonline. Large volume ofphotocopying will incur a fee, aswill the procurement of copies ofphotographs.“This bibliography is maintainedby the Army Museums OgilbyTrust for the benefit of thepublic and the encouragementof military scholarship. Itshould not be reproduced forcommercial purposes”No digitised content availableonline. Enquiries welcomed,donations appreciated.Linking to this website: “Weencourage users to establishhypertext links to the site,and you do not have to askpermission to link directly topages hosted on this website.”Framing and context: “We do notpermit our pages to be loadedinto frames on your site. Ourpages must load into a user’sentire window. Nor should youinsert any graphic into, or playaudio content over our client’scontent, nor allow a pop-up toappear simultaneously with ourclient’s content.”Not available for purchase.Catalogues are available in theDurham County Record Officesearch room as well as online.Digitised images relating tothe Durham Light Infantry areavailable to view as part ofthe catalogue. Each image iswatermarked with ‘DurhamRecord Office’ and accompaniedby the text: ‘This image is heldin the Durham Record Office andmust not be reproduced in anyform without permission.” Eachimage has a reference numberto allow users to enquire withthe Record Office about imagerights.No online content. Photocopiesof some documents andphotographic reproductions areavailable for a fee. “A further £35permission fee is required forpublications.”Photographic collections searchis powered by MODES UsersAssociation. Copyright is held bythe Green Howards Museum, allrights reserved.No digitised content availableonline. Prints and copiesavailable for a small fee.No online content or informationabout ordering copies ofdocuments or photographs.Page 15
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